Avesta

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The Avesta is the primary collection of sacred scriptures of Zoroastrianism, containing hymns, liturgical texts, and religious teachings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Zoroastrian scripture
religious text collection
associatedWith Zoroaster
surface form: Prophet Zoroaster
centralDeity Ahura Mazda
contains hymns
liturgical texts
prayers
religious teachings
ritual instructions
containsPart Avesta self-linksurface differs
surface form: Gathas
cosmicStruggleTheme Ahura Mazda versus Angra Mainyu
cosmologyTopic dualism of good and evil
eschatologyTopic final renovation of the world
judgment of souls
ethicalTeaching good deeds
good thoughts
good words
GathasLanguage Avestan language
surface form: Old Avestan
hasPart Avesta self-linksurface differs
surface form: Gathas

Avesta self-linksurface differs
surface form: Khordeh Avesta

Vendidad
Visperad
Avesta self-linksurface differs
surface form: Yashts

Yasna
historicalDevelopment compiled over many centuries
includesLawCode Vendidad
influenced later Zoroastrian tradition
language Avestan
liturgicalUse Zoroastrian worship
fire temple rituals
moralConcept asha
druj
preservedBy Zoroastrianism
surface form: Zoroastrian priesthood
primaryScriptureOf Zoroastrianism
regionOfOrigin Persia
surface form: ancient Iran
relatedTradition Middle Persian Zoroastrian texts
religion Zoroastrianism
religiousGenre hymn
law code
liturgy
mythological narrative
script Avestan script
scriptFamily Indo-Iranian scripts
survivingPortion only a fraction of original corpus
textualState partially lost
usedBy Iranian Zoroastrians
Parsis
surface form: Parsi community

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Parsis religiousText Avesta
Heaven describedIn Avesta
this entity surface form: Zoroastrian Avesta
Avesta hasPart Avesta self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Gathas
Avesta hasPart Avesta self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Yashts
Avesta hasPart Avesta self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Khordeh Avesta
Avesta containsPart Avesta self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Gathas
Zoroaster associatedText Avesta
this entity surface form: Gathas
Zoroaster associatedText Avesta
Zoroastrianism holyBook Avesta
Zoroastrianism scripturePart Avesta
this entity surface form: Gathas
legendary Pishdadian dynasty associatedWithText Avesta
subject surface form: Pishdadian dynasty
this entity surface form: Avesta (later Zoroastrian literature)
Avestan language sacredText Avesta
this entity surface form: Gathas
Avestan language sacredText Avesta
this entity surface form: Yashts
Middle Iranian languages hasPart Avesta
this entity surface form: Book Pahlavi
Pahlavi script hasVariant Avesta
this entity surface form: Book Pahlavi
Iranian mythology hasSourceText Avesta
this entity surface form: Yashts
Iranian mythology hasSourceText Avesta
this entity surface form: Bundahishn
Ray mentionedIn Avesta
Yasna partOf Avesta
Yasna hasPart Avesta
this entity surface form: Gathas
Yasna textualCoreOf Avesta
this entity surface form: Zoroastrian liturgy
Visperad partOf Avesta
Visperad relatedWork Avesta
this entity surface form: Khordeh Avesta
Vendidad partOf Avesta
Ahura Mazda centralText Avesta
Ahura Mazda centralTextSection Avesta
this entity surface form: Gathas
asha coreDoctrineOf Avesta
subject surface form: Asha
this entity surface form: Zoroastrian law
asha centralInText Avesta
subject surface form: Asha
this entity surface form: Gathas
asha centralInText Avesta
subject surface form: Asha
Angra Mainyu textualSource Avesta
Angra Mainyu textualSource Avesta
this entity surface form: Gathas (interpretively)
Spenta Mainyu textualSource Avesta
this entity surface form: Gathas of Zarathustra
Amesha Spentas scripturalSection Avesta
this entity surface form: Gathas
Fravashi mentionedIn Avesta
Fravashi mentionedIn Avesta
this entity surface form: Farvardin Yasht
Saoshyant appearsInText Avesta
Saoshyant appearsInText Avesta
this entity surface form: Younger Avesta
Chinvat Bridge describedIn Avesta