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Khema (Pali: Khemā; Sanskrit:
Kṣemā) was a
Buddhist bhikkhuni, or nun, who was one of the top
female disciples of the Buddha. She is
considered the first...
- tree, Kala Bo. The
Shiva Purana says that
Ganesha had
begotten two sons:
Kşema (safety) and Lābha (profit). In
northern Indian variants of this story,...
- Maudgalyāyana, the Buddha's two
chief male disciples,
counterparts to the nuns
Kṣemā and Utpalavarṇā, the
chief female disciples. He
lived in what is now Uttar...
- Vapu (body), Vyavasāya (****verance). Śānti (expiation) gave
birth to
Kṣema (prosperity);
Siddhi (perfection) to
Sukha (enjoyment); and Kīrtti (fame)...
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lotus Texts Jai
Santoshi Maa (film)
Genealogy Parents Ganesha (father)
Riddhi and
Siddhi (mother)
Siblings Shubha/
Kşema (brother)
Labha (brother)...
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disciple of the
Buddha who was
foremost in wisdom. His
female counterpart was
Kṣemā (Pali: Khemā).
According to
Buddhist texts, when a
fully enlightened Buddha...
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imperial power in north-west Iron Age India.
During the 5th
century BCE,
Kṣemā, the
daughter of the
Madraka king, was
married to the Māgadhī king Bimbisāra...
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devoted to
scriptural study and
serving his master.: 24
Another cousin was
Kṣema,
possibly the same as Abhinavagupta's
illustrious disciple Kṣemarāja. Mandra...
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engaged in
friendly relations with the king Bimbisāra of Magadha, who
married Kṣemā, the
daughter of the king of Madra, who was a v****al of Puṣkarasārin. By...
- Rajgriha, Magadha,
Haryanka Empire Spouse Kosala Devī C****anā
Dharini Kṣemā / Khemā Nandā Padmāvatī / Padumavatī Ambapālī
Issue Ajatashatru Dynasty...
