- Nikāya, the
Buddha compares himself to a
lotus (padma in Sanskrit, in Pali,
paduma),
saying that the
lotus flower rises from the
muddy water unstained, as...
-
Buddha by the
buddha of that era, Dīpankara Buddha.
Waiting in the city of
Paduma for Dīpankara Buddha, he
tries to buy
flowers as an
offering but soon learns...
- the tree for
achieving enlightenment, or
Bodhi by the
eleventh Buddha ("
Paduma – පදුම"), and the
twelfth Buddha (Naarada – නාරද)t. The
plant is
known as...
- 2020-09-13.
Malalasekera (2007), Revata, pp. 754–5
Malalasekera (2007),
Paduma, p. 131
Malalasekera (2007), Padumuttara, pp. 136–7
Malalasekera (2007)...
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nasal are
sometimes separated by a or u Example:
ratna → ratana,
padma →
paduma (u
influenced by
labial m) The
sequence sn may
become sin
initially Examples:...
- Mandalay,
Burma Spouse Mindon Min
House Konbaung Father Tharrawaddy Min
Mother Thiri Pawara Tilawka Maha
Yadana Paduma Dewi
Religion Theravada Buddhism...
-
Padumabad (Persian: پدوم اباد, also
Romanized as Padūmābād; also
known as Deh
Paduma, Fadamābād, Padāmābād, Padomābād, and Qadamābād) is a
village in Javaran...
- the Raja Maha Viharaya, tombs, Seemamalakaya,
Monastery and
Paduma Rahath Viharaya.
Paduma Rahath Vihara contains the
largest reclining Buddha image of...
-
Buddhas also left relics; in the
Buddhavamsa it
mentions that the Sobhita,
Paduma, Sumedha, Atthad****i, Phussa, Vessabhu, and Konagamana,
these Buddhas have...
- the
Buddhist scriptures, the
Buddha compares himself to a
lotus (in Pali,
paduma). Just like the
lotus flower comes up from the
muddy water unstained, the...
