- Gandhakuti,
Kosambakuti Pubbarama.
Migaramatupasada Rajakarama Rajagaha:
Veluvana:
Kalandakanivapa Jivakambavana Gijjhakata Kosambi: ****kutarama Ghositarama...
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Private Use Area.
Regular and bold styles. (Talapatta is discontinued.)
Veluvana is
another brush calligraphic font but
basic Gr****
glyphs are
taken from...
- the
fourth lunar month. Māgha Pūjā day
marks an
event occurring at the
Veḷuvana [th] grove, near Rājagaha (present Rajgir) in
northern India, ten months...
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monasteries in India.
Among the most
famed monasteries that he
established was
Veluvana in
Magadha region of what is now Bihar. It was here that he hand-picked...
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enshrined at
Jetavana monastery and Moggallana's
remains being enshrined at
Veḷuvana monastery. However, as of 1999 no
modern archaeological reports have confirmed...
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disciples and five
hundred other monks. The
ashes were
later taken to
Veluvana,
where they were
enshrined in a
silver stupa. In line with the Buddhist...
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taught most of his pupils.
Other sources say he sta**** in the
monastery at
Veḷuvana (Sanskrit: Veṇuvana).
Several pupils of Ānanda
became well-known in their...
- in funerals. In Maharashtra, the
bamboo groves and
forests are
called Veluvana, the name velu for
bamboo is most
likely from Sanskrit,
while vana means...
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hundred students, go to
ordain as
monks under the
Buddha in Veṇuvana (Pali:
Veḷuvana). From the time of
their ordination, Upatiṣya and
Kolita become known as...
- Thailand, Langkawi, Malaya, Borneo, Sumatra, Java, Bali,
Palawan Halpe veluvana Frühstorfer, 1911 Java
Halpe wantona Swinhoe, 1893 ****am to Burma, Thailand...
