-
Udiana (also: Uḍḍiyāna, Uḍḍāyāna, Udyāna or '
Oḍḍiyāna'), a
small region in
early medieval India, is
ascribed importance in the
development and dissemination...
- Śāntarakṣita
brought Padmasambhava who was an
Indian tantric adept from
Oddiyana. Padmasambhava's task was to tame the
local spirits and
impress the Tibetans...
-
Tantra literature, the
Oddiyana Peetha (Devnagari:ओड़्याण पीठ) is
located in
eastern India near the
Vaitarani River (an
Oddiyana is an
ornament worn by...
- name is
intimately connected with the
location of '
Oddiyana' (the
locality denoted by the term '
Oddiyana'
whether in each case
cited is Swat
Valley or Odisha...
- of the
Eastern Ganga dynasty. Many of the
temple rituals are
based on
Oddiyana Tantras which are the
refined versions of
Mahayana Tantras as well as Shabari...
-
ninth century, the
Hindu Shahi dynasty originating from the
region of
Oddiyana replaced the
Taank kingdom in the Punjab,
ruling much of
Punjab along with...
-
Sattagydia (Bannu basin),
Gandhara (Kabul, Peshawar, and Taxila), and
Oddiyana (Swat Valley).
Paruparaesanna is
mentioned in the
Akkadian language and...
-
territories of
Jibin and
Oddiyana which had
splintered from
Gandhara proper and also
extended into
parts of
Bactria and the
Tarim Basin.
Oddiyana was
situated in...
-
According to
Tibetan tradition,
these tantras were
revealed to
Lalitavajra in
Oddiyana in the
tenth century.
These texts play a
particularly important role in...
- practices, was
found along the
Middle Swat
River course. Swat, then
known as
Oddiyana, was a
major centre of
Gandhara civilization. In 327 BCE,
Alexander the...
