- Dharmarakṣita (Sanskrit, 'Protected by the Dharma')(Pali:
Dhammarakkhita), was one of the
missionaries sent by the
Mauryan emperor Ashoka to proselytize...
-
mentions that
Nagasena learned the Tripiṭaka
under the Gr****
Buddhist monk
Dhammarakkhita near Pātaliputta (modern Patna). He also
reached enlightenment and became...
- Mahisa-mandala (possibly
modern Mysore region)
Rakkhita to
Vanavasa Dhammarakkhita the Gr**** to
Aparantaka (western India) Maha-dhamma-rakkhita to Maharashtra...
- Nāgasena's
father Soñuttara, his
teachers Rohana, ****agutta of
Vattaniya and
Dhammarakkhita of
Asoka Ārāma near Pātaliputta, and
another teacher named Āyupāla from...
-
corresponding to
Gujarat and Sindh) he sent the Gr**** (Yona)
named Dhammarakkhita... and the
thera Maharakkhita he sent into the
country of the Yona....
- the
thera named Rakkhita, and to
Aparantaka (he sent) the Yona
named Dhammarakkhita; to
Maharattha (he sent) the
thera named Mahadhammarakkhita, but the...
- some of Ashoka's
emissaries were Gr**** (Yona),
particularly one
named Dhammarakkhita. He also
issued edicts in the Gr****
language as well as in Aramaic....
-
corresponding to
Gujarat and Sindh) he sent the Gr**** (Yona)
named Dhammarakkhita ... and the
thera Maharakkhita he sent into the
country of the Yona...
-
being sent to
preach to the Yona country, and also to the Yona
thera Dhammarakkhita, who was sent to
Aparanta ("the
Western Ends"). It also
mentions that...
-
dedication of the
Great Stupa in Anuradhapura.
Dharmaraksita (Sanskrit), or
Dhammarakkhita (Pali) (translation:
Protected by the Dharma), was one of the missionaries...
