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Buddhistic Kingdoms, Shanghai:
Kelly & Walsh;
revised and
republished as The
Travels of Fa-hsien (399–414 A.D.), or,
Record of the
Buddhistic Kingdoms...
- 1994, page 12. Hazra, page 5. Edgerton, Franklin. The
Prakrit Underlying Buddhistic Hybrid Sanskrit.
Bulletin of the
School of
Oriental Studies, University...
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Buddhist cosmology is the
description of the
shape and
evolution of the
Universe according to
Buddhist scriptures and commentaries. It
consists of a temporal...
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current president of the party. When the
Taliban began destroying the
Buddhistic ancient artifacts, the
Nepal Shiv Sena
strongly criticized the attacks...
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Secular Buddhism—sometimes also
referred to as
agnostic Buddhism,
Buddhist agnosticism,
ignostic Buddhism,
atheistic Buddhism,
pragmatic Buddhism, Buddhist...
- — Faxian,
Chinese pilgrim to
India (4th/5th
century CE), A
Record of
Buddhistic Kingdoms (translated by
James Legge)
Among the ****enes, Egyptians, and...
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original on 12
November 2015.
Retrieved 6
March 2015. A
Record of
Buddhistic Kingdoms, by Fa-hsien (chapter27) "The
Gupta Period of India". Ushistory...
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present and ****ure also kept such a staff.
According to the
Record of
Buddhistic Kingdoms by Faxian, the
capital city of Nagara, once had a
vihara that...
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Recreational Reading –
Sanskrit language. Fa-hsien (1886). A
record of
Buddhistic kingdoms;
being an
account by the
Chinese monk Fâ-Hien of his travels...
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present in India, and
occasional references are
found in the Vedas, the
Buddhistic literature, the Epics, as well as in the
later philosophical works we...
