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Kapilavastu Kapilavastu was an
ancient city in the
eastern Gangetic plains of the
Indian subcontinent which was the
capital of the clan gaṇasaṅgha or...
- Look up
Kapilavastu in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Kapilavastu may
refer to:
Kapilavastu (ancient city),
ancient city in the
Indian subcontinent...
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monks of
great Kapilavastu'. This led some
scholars to
believe that modern-day
Piprahwa was the site of the
ancient city of
Kapilavastu, the
capital of...
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UNESCO in 1997. In the time of the Buddha,
Lumbini was
situated east of
Kapilavastu and south-west of
Devadaha of Shakya, an
oligarchic republic. According...
- the Shakya, who
lived in an
oligarchic republic, with
their capital at
Kapilavastu. In
later renditions of the life of the Buddha, Śuddhodana was often...
- in Lumbini, now in modern-day Nepal, and
raised in
Kapilavastu. The
exact site of
ancient Kapilavastu is unknown. It may have been
either Piprahwa, Uttar...
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above sea
level Tilaurakot located in
Kapilavastu muni****lity (Taulihawa) may have been the
ancient city of
Kapilavastu. On the
other hand,
nearby Piprahwa...
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formed their northern border. The
capital of the
Shakyas was the city of
Kapilavastu. The name of the
Shakyas is
attested primarily in the Pali
forms Sakya...
- was
married to her
cousin King Suddhodana, who
ruled in the
kingdom of
Kapilavastu. In
Buddhist texts, a
white elephant was said to have
entered her side...
- Nigalihawa.
Tilaurakot may be the
location of the
ancient Shakyan city of
Kapilavastu,
where Gautama Buddha spent the
first 29
years of his life. The site...
