Definition of Mahasammata. Meaning of Mahasammata. Synonyms of Mahasammata

- see question marks, boxes, or other symbols instead of Burmese script. Mahāsammata (Burmese: မဟာသမ္မတမင်း; also spelled Maha Samrat; lit. "the Great Elect")...
- sangha." The Aggañña Sutta of the Pali Canon introduces a figure named "Mahāsammata" (Pali; lit. "the Great Elect") as the first monarch. The scripture elaborates...
- accounts of the Ikshvaku dynasty but, according to the Buddhist texts, Mahasammata, an ancestor of Ikshvaku who was elected by the people as the first king...
- Buddhist text of the second century BC Mahāvastu recounts the legend of Mahasammata. The story goes as follows: In the early days of the cosmic cycle mankind...
- (archived 2011) Dipankara meets Sumitta and Sumedha (archived 2011) Mahásammata (archived 2012) Cover 1929 Immediate Family of the Buddha, 4. Yaśodhara...
- distinctions and government and elected a king to rule them, called Mahāsammata, "the great appointed one". Some of the kings of India in the Buddha's...
- Mathura. Although the Buddha connected these cities to the mythical king Mahāsammata, it is possible that they were in reality the cities of Boukephala and...
- queen, and another that traces the ancestry of Rakhine monarchs back to Mahasammata, the legendary first monarch of the world. After the Kingdom of Mrauk...
- expressed that King Nimi belongs to a long line of Kings descending from Mahāsammata, the first king of humankind. The Buddha is believed to be a descendant...
- social distinctions and government and elect a king to rule them, called Mahāsammata। महासम्मत, "the great appointed one". Some of them begin to hunt and...