1. In Buddhism, the triad of Buddha, Dharma, and Samgha. 2. In Jainism, the triad of right perception, right knowledge, and right conduct.
(H3) [Printed book page 864,3]
रत्न (ratna)—त्रय (—traya) n. ‘j°-triad’, the three j° or excellent things (with Buddhists, viz. बुद्ध (buddha), धर्म (dharma) and संघ (saṃgha); or with Jainas, viz. सम्यग्-दर्शन (samyag-darśana), सम्यग्-ज्ञान (samyag-jñāna) and सम्यक्-चारित्र (samyak-cāritra)) [ID=174289]
रत्न (ratna)—त्रय (—traya) n. ‘j°-triad’, the three j° or excellent things (with Buddhists, viz. बुद्ध (buddha), धर्म (dharma) and संघ (saṃgha); or with Jainas, viz. सम्यग्-दर्शन (samyag-darśana), सम्यग्-ज्ञान (samyag-jñāna) and सम्यक्-चारित्र (samyak-cāritra)) [ID=174289]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)