- the
Theravadin Vinaya Pitaka and
includes the
following two volumes:
Mahāvagga:
includes accounts of
Gautama Buddha's and the ten prin****l disciples'...
-
Motilal Banarsid****,
Delhi (Dover, New York) Vol. XIII,
Mahavagga I-IV, Vol. XVII,
Mahavagga V-X,
Kullavagga I-III, Vol. XX,
Kullavagga IV-XII Rhys Davids...
-
reigned from 544 to 492 BCE. The
extent of his
kingdom is
mentioned in
Mahavagga. His
advisors included Sona Kolivisa,
Sumana (flower gatherer), Koliya...
-
Motilal Banarsid****,
Delhi (Dover, New York) Vol. XIII,
Mahavagga I–IV, Vol. XVII,
Mahavagga V–X,
Kullavagga I–III, Vol. XX,
Kullavagga IV–XII Singh,...
- wife, Kshema, was a
daughter of the
chief of the
Madra clan of Punjab.
Mahavagga depicts him
having 500 wives. As per Buddhism, due to
influence by Devadatta...
-
kings of the
Kshatriya race. In the
Buddhist Vinaya Pitaka section of the
Mahavagga (I.245) the
Buddha pays
respect to
Jamadagni by
declaring that the Vedas...
-
Motilal Banarsid****,
Delhi (Dover, New York) Vol. XIII,
Mahavagga I-IV, Vol. XVII,
Mahavagga V-X,
Kullavagga I-III, Vol. XX,
Kullavagga IV-XII "Hermann...
-
Udayana but
later he
married his
daughter Vasavadatta to Udayana. The
Mahavagga described him as
cruel and
according to the
Majjhima Nikaya, Ajātasattu...
- 73–82 – via Phil. See, for example, the
Pandakavatthu section of the
Mahavagga. 1:61, 68, 69.
Peter Harvey, An
Introduction to
Buddhist Ethics. Cambridge...
- d.),
Vinaya Pitaka,
Mahavagga, BJT p. 72
Archived 2012-03-20 at the
Wayback Machine; Rhys
Davids &
Oldenberg (1881), the
Mahavagga,
First Khandhaka, ch...
