Tripitakas are the sacred books of the:

The correct answer is Buddhists.Tripitaka's are the sacred books of the Buddhists. Tripitakas:Vinay Pitaka consists of rules of monastic discipline for monks.Sutta Pitaka is the collection of Buddha’s sermons.Abhidhamma Pitaka is the philosophy of Buddha’s teachings.Milindapanho (i.e. Questions of Milinda)–a dialogue between Milinda (identical with Indo-Greek ruler Menander) and Buddhist saint Nagasena.Dipavamsha and Mahavamsha–The great chronicles of Sri Lanka.Sects of Buddhism: Hinayana (i.e. Lesser Vehicle): (i) Its followers believed in the original teachings of Buddha. (ii) They sought individual salvation through self-discipline and meditation. (iii) They did not believe in idol-worship. (iv) They favoured the Sanskrit language. (v) It is known as NorthernBuddhist Religion because it prevailed in the North of India, e.g., CHINA, Korea, Japan, etc. (vi) There were two subjects of Mahayana-Madhyamika/Shunyavada (founder-Nagarjuna) and Yogachar/ Vijanavada (founder-Maitreyanath and his disciple ASANGA).Jain Literature:The sacred literature of the Svetambaras is written in a type of Prakrit called Ardhamagadhi Prakrit.The IMPORTANT Jain TEXTS are (i) Kalpasutra (in Sanskrit)–Bhadrabahu, (ii) Bhadrabahu Charita, (iii) Parishishta Parvan (an appendix of Trishashthi-shalaka Purush)–Hemchandra.