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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 "republic"...
- south-west of
Allahabad )", to
Campa (40 km east of Bhagalpur)" and from "
Kapilavatthu (95 km north-west of Gorakhpur) to
Uruvela (south of ****a)". This covers...
- (Ficus benghalensis)
Jotipala (at Vappulla) 28
Gotama Gautama (current)
Kapilavatthu Suddhodana - Māyā ****attha (Ficus religiosa) Gautama, the
Buddha 29 Metteyya...
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request of his father, who
missed him dearly,
returned to his home city of
Kapilavatthu. On the
third day of his return, the Buddha,
after partaking of his meal...
- the
second year of the Buddha's ministry,
during the Buddha's
visit to
Kapilavatthu (Sanskrit: Kapilavastu). He was
ordained by the
Buddha himself, together...
- monk
Faxian (399-414 AC)
Suttas spoken by
Gautama Buddha concerning Kapilavatthu: (more) Cula-dukkhakkhandha
Sutta - The
Lesser M**** of
Stress Sakka Sutta...
- (now
known as Fazilnagar). ****nārā was
close to the
Sakya capital of
Kapilavatthu to its north-east, and Pāvā was
close to the
Licchavika capital of Vesālī...
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joins the Ganges.
According to an
account in
several Buddhist texts,
Kapilavatthu (the town of the Sakyans) and Koli (the town of the Koliyans) were situated...
- Vanasavhya, Kosambī, Sāketa, Sravasthi/Sāvatthi, Setavyā, Kapilavasthu/
Kapilavatthu, ****nārā, Pāvā,
Bhoganagara and Vesāli. Near Kosambī, by the river,...
- the ****embly met in a santhāgāra, the main of
which was
located at
Kapilavatthu,
although at
least one
other Sakya santhāgāra also
existed at Cātuma...
