- that
dominate the landscape. The name
Rajgir (Sanskrit Rājagṛha, Pali:
Rajagaha),
literally meaning "royal mountain"
comes from the
historic Rājagṛiha...
- or Griddhrakūta (or Gādhrakūta), was the Buddha's
favorite retreat in
Rajagaha (now Rajgir, or Rajagrih). It was the
scene for many of his discourses...
-
death among the six most
prominent cities of
northern India,
along with
Rājagaha, Sāvatthī, Sāketa, Kosāmbī, and Vārāṇasī.
During the Iron Age, Aṅga expanded...
-
According to the
legendary biographies, when the
ascetic Gautama first went to
Rajagaha (present-day Rajgir) to beg for alms in the streets, King
Bimbisara of...
- Buddha: Gandhakuti,
Kosambakuti Pubbarama.
Migaramatupasada Rajakarama Rajagaha: Veluvana:
Kalandakanivapa Jivakambavana Gijjhakata Kosambi: ****kutarama...
-
leagues through the Yamunā, from Kosambī to Banares). The
usual route from
Rājagaha to Kosambī was up the
river (this was the
route taken by
Ananda when he...
- include: Śāriputra – born to a
wealthy Brahmin in a
village located near
Rājagaha in Magadha. He is
considered the
first of the Buddha's two
chief male disciples...
- (Kharavela) with a
large army
having sacked Goradhagiri causes pressure on
Rajagaha (Rajagriha). On
account of the loud
report of this act of valour, the Yavana...
- time its
boundaries included Anga. Its
earliest capital was
Girivraja or
Rajagaha (modern
Rajgir in the
Nalanda district of Bihar). The
other names for the...
- the two
Malla republics Pāvā,
capital city of the
other Malla republics Rājagaha a
major city of the
Magadha kingdom Rāmagrāma, a
major city of the Koliya...
