Definition of Mahasami. Meaning of Mahasami. Synonyms of Mahasami

- Subodhalankara during the 14th century, a work attributed to Sangharakkhita Mahāsāmi and modeled on the Sanskrit Kavyadarsa. Peter Masefield devoted considerable...
- Mahavihara, a monastery located in present-day Western Province. As the leader (mahāsāmi) of this monastery, he had close contact with and received favours from...
- Abhidhammāvatāra-purāṇatīkā (p. 1.68). Composed in Sri Lanka by Vācissara Mahāsāmi c. 13th century or Sāriputta c. 12th century. This text is an incomplete...
- (1367–1385), invited the forest monk Somdet Phra Mahasami to Lan Na to introduce his Sri Lankan forest sect. Mahasami arrived with relics which were enshrined...
- in this temple. In 1361 Lithai appointed the famous monk Mahasamī to be Sangharaja, Mahasami had also acquired his profound knowledge of the Tipitaka...
- works published by Pali text Society include: Subodhalankara: Porana-tika (Mahasami-tika) Apocryphal Birth-Stories (Pannasa-Jataka) Lokaneyyapakarana His other...
- (သီရိမဟာစတုရင်္ဂဗ) A Pyay-born Minister of Interior Uzana I of Pinya Sudhamma Mahāsāmi (မဟာသာမိ) Dhamma Laṅkāra (လင်္ကာရ) Mahāsīlavaṃsa Dhajamahādhammarājāguru...
- borrowed from the Sanskrit Lokaprajñapti. Saddhamma-sangaha - Dhammakitti Mahasami, Literary and ecclesiastical history of Buddhism (14th century) Cha-kesadhatuvamsa...
- the great. In the beginning, this title of Sangharaja was also known as Mahasami, the head of the Sangha community of the whole country. The first Sri Lankan...