- ἡ καὶ Διονυσόπολις 'also Dionysopolis'. It also
appears in
sources as
Nagarahara, and was
situated between the
Kabul River and the Indus, in present-day...
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Nagarahara has a 300 feet high
stupa built by Ashoka, with
marvellous sculptures.
Xuanzang paid
homage by
circling it. Both
Lampaka and
Nagarahara countries...
- H. Hodivala, the name of the
province derives from the
Sanskrit term
Nagarahara,
which appears in a 9th-century
inscription discovered at
Ghosrawa in...
-
preserved in the
library of a
monastery of the
Dharmaguptaka sect in
Nagarāhāra",
according to
Richard Salomon. The
collection includes a
variety of known...
-
kshatriya king
holding sway over ten
neighbouring states,
including Lampaka,
Nagarahara,
Gandhara and Bannu.
Until the 9th
century AD, Kapiśi
remained the second...
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conversion to
Islam Buddhabhadra, 5th
century monk and
translator born in
Nagarahāra (modern-day Jalalabad) Cave system,
stupa and
monastery at Samangan, Takht-i-rustam...
-
preserved in the
library of a
monastery of the
Dharmaguptaka sect in
Nagarāhāra." In 1994, the
British Library acquired a
group of some
eighty Gandharan...
-
request was
granted by Devapala. He
appointed the
Brahmin Viradeva (of
Nagarahara, present-day Jalalabad) as the head of the
Nalanda monastery. The Buddhist...
-
preserved in the
library of a
monastery of the
Dharmaguptaka sect in
Nagarāhāra Afghanistan."
Among the
Dharmaguptaka Gandhāran
Buddhist texts in the...
- (ISBN 0-691-03680-2) Simpson,
William (1881). "Art. VII.—On the
Identification of
Nagarahara, with
reference to the
Travels of Hiouen-Thsang".
Journal of the Royal...
