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Dharmottara (Tibetan: chos mchog) was an 8th-century
Indian Buddhist author of
several important works on
pramana (valid cognition, epistemology), including...
- Step mother)[citation needed] was born in Devagana.
According to Vishnu-
Dharmottara Mahapurana also, the
capital of the
Kekayas lay
beyond river Sudama which...
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There are
several temples across India dedicated to Yama. As per
Vishnu Dharmottara, Yama is said to be
represented on a buffalo, with
garments like of heated...
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Sanskrit texts on
Hindu temple arts such as
Vaikhanasa agama,
Vishnu dharmottara,
Brihat samhita, and Agni Purana. Similarly,
early medieval-era Tamil...
- and both
Indian philosopher Dharmottara and
scholastic logician Peter of
Mantua presented examples of it.
Dharmottara, in his
commentary c. 770 AD on...
- Bodhiruci.
Tibetan sources give his name as "Bodhidharmottara" or "
Dharmottara", that is, "Highest
teaching (dharma) of enlightenment".
Buswell dates...
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Sanskrit texts,
Chithrasoothram - (Chitrasutra is a part of the
Vishnu Dharmottara Purana, a book
written in
Sanskrit about 1500
years ago. It contains...
- to make." Sarvāstivādin (説一切有部),
Haimavata (雪山部), Vatsīputrīya (犢子部),
Dharmottara (法上部), Bhadrayānīya (賢冑部), Sammitīya (正量部),
Channagirika (密林山部), Mahisasaka...
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Buddhism Disciple of Śāntarakṣita Bhāskara 8th
century CE
Bhedabheda Dharmottara 8th
century CE
Buddhism Ravigupta 8th
century CE
Buddhism Jayanta Bhatta...
- (pratima –
murti or
vigraha making, icon design)
Suprabhedagama Vishnu dharmottara purana (literature, music, theatre, dance, painting, sculpture, iconography...
