The Study of Religious Instructions in Christion, Manichean and Buddhist Based on Some Sogdian Texts in ancient Iran

The Study of Religious Instructions in Christion, Manichean and Buddhist Based on Some Sogdian Texts in ancient Iran Abstract: In the present study , the religious orders of the Christian, Manichaen and Buddhist religions will be reflected in the Sogdian Language. In this research it is shown that Sogdian language as one of the Iranian languages in Central Asia has been used to express the religious orders of some pre-Islamic religions. This language has a important place on the Silk Road for the dissemination of religious teachings, the trade route between China and the Western World, and through this language the teachings of the three religions of Buddhism, Christanity, Manichaeanism are well preserved and expanded. Sogdian Christian texts refer to the victorious propaganda campaigns of the Christians of Nestourius in Central Asia. Buddhist Sogdian texts are infact the translation of the surviving religious texts of Buddha in Sogdian language. Sogdian Manichaen texts which are important in terms of linguistics, include the sogdian translation of hymns and texts related to Manichaean religious book. Keyword: religious orders, Silk Road, Christianity, Buddhism , Manichaeanism, Sogdian language. The Study of Religious Instructions in Christion, Manichean and Buddhist Based on Some Sogdian Texts in ancient Iran Abstract: In the present study , the religious orders of the Christian, Manichaen and Buddhist religions will be reflected in the Sogdian Language. In this research it is shown that Sogdian language as one of the Iranian languages in Central Asia has been used to express the religious orders of some pre-Islamic religions. This language has a important place on the Silk Road for the dissemination of religious teachings, the trade route between China and the Western World, and through this language the teachings of the three religions of Buddhism, Christanity, Manichaeanism are well preserved and expanded. Sogdian Christian texts refer to the victorious propaganda campaigns of the Christians of Nestourius in Central Asia. Buddhist Sogdian texts are