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This qualitative research work has two main objectives: 1) To study the Pāli grammar of the Pāpavagga, Dhammavagga, Rajavagga, Attavagga and lokavagga in Pāli Dhammapada based on Kccayanabyakarana., 2) To analyze the Pāli grammar of the Pāpavagga, Dhammavagga, Rajavagga, Attavagga, and lokavagga in Pāli Dhammapada based on Kccayanabyakarana.

The results of the research were found that:

The research contains a study of five vaggas, starting with Pāpavagga and ending with lokavagga. These vaggas and a total of 80 verses, from verse No. 166 to No. 178, had been treated as thoroughly as possible. In Pāpavagga, the first of those treated in this chapter, there are five vaggas and 12 stories relevant to the verses. Most of the poems are Vutta Gāthās, but some verses in Pāpavagga such as verses, 125,127 and 128 are Ariya Gāthās.

Daṇḍavagga has some words that are changed to conform to prosody.
For instance, it has 'Paṭivadeyyu' for 'paṭivadeyyum,' which is the right word.

Jarāvagga has 11 Gāthās from 146 to 156, with nine stories. Only verse No. 151 is Ariya Gāthā, and the rest are Vatta Gāthās.

Attavagga has 10 Gathas from Verse 157 to 166 and a total of 10 stories. Verses 162 and 164 are Ariya Gāthās, and the rest are Vatta Gāthās.

Lokavagga has a total of 12 Gāthās from 167 to 178 with 11 stories. Most of the Verses are Vatta Gāthās except the Verse No. 177, which is an Ariya Gāthā.

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