-
centuries CE, use the term
gahapati to
refer to
urban merchants. We must
distinguish between reference and meaning: the
meaning of
gahapati is
simple and unvarying...
- lay
renunciants (f.) Upāsaka and Upāsikā Lay
devotee (m., f.) Gahattha,
gahapati Householder Related religions Samaṇa
Wanderer Ājīvika
Ascetic Brāhmaṇa...
- lay
renunciants (f.) Upāsaka and Upāsikā Lay
devotee (m., f.) Gahattha,
gahapati Householder Related religions Samaṇa
Wanderer Ājīvika
Ascetic Brāhmaṇa...
- the bulk of
society is
described as
consisting of "householders" (Pāli:
gahapati),
without internal distinctions. Even
where the
Brahmins are mentioned...
-
Tamils in
Indian cinema Tamil inscriptions in Sri
Lanka Dameda vanija gahapati Vishaka. Iḷa
bharatahi Dameda Samane karite Dameda gahapathikana. Dameda...
- lay
renunciants (f.) Upāsaka and Upāsikā Lay
devotee (m., f.) Gahattha,
gahapati Householder Related religions Samaṇa
Wanderer Ājīvika
Ascetic Brāhmaṇa...
- lay
renunciants (f.) Upāsaka and Upāsikā Lay
devotee (m., f.) Gahattha,
gahapati Householder Related religions Samaṇa
Wanderer Ājīvika
Ascetic Brāhmaṇa...
- lay
renunciants (f.) Upāsaka and Upāsikā Lay
devotee (m., f.) Gahattha,
gahapati Householder Related religions Samaṇa
Wanderer Ājīvika
Ascetic Brāhmaṇa...
- was
broadly similar.
Along with
Brahmins and Kshatriyas, a
class called gahapatis (literally householders, but
effectively propertied classes) was also...
-
prince Nizam Shah.
During the
reign of the
young Sultan Nizam Shah, the
Gahapati King
Kapilendra Deva
invaded Bahmani dynasty.
Mahmud sent Muhibullah, a...
