- or
paying homage to the brāhmaṇas
owing to
their "menial origin." The
Shakyans were at
least bilingual,
under the
linguistic influence of
Munda languages...
-
martial skill,
which was put to the test in
various contests against other Shakyan youths.
While the
earliest sources merely depict Gotama s****ing a higher...
-
respective governments.
Gautama Buddha,
being a
kshatriya was
required by
Shakyan tradition to p**** a
series of
tests to
prove himself as a warrior, before...
- enlightenment,
Bandaka convinced Buddha's
father to name him heir to the
Shakyan but
still failed to win
Yashodara over. He then
resigns himself to taking...
-
Nigali Sagar in Nigalihawa.
Tilaurakot may be the
location of the
ancient Shakyan city of Kapilavastu,
where Gautama Buddha spent the
first 29
years of his...
- to the Mahāyāna Abhiniṣkramaṇa Sūtra (佛本行集經),
Suprabuddha was a
wealthy Shākyan who
lived in Devadaha. He had
eight daughters, the
eldest of whom was Māyā...
- Buddha. He was the son of
Prasenajit and Vāsavakhattiyā, the
daughter of a
Shakyan chief named Mahānāma by a
slave girl Nāgamundā. He grew up to be a handsome...
- 2020-05-25. Pu, Cz (2013). "Chinese
Versions of Virudhaka's M****acre of the
Shakyan".
Indian International Journal of
Buddhist Studies: 36.
Archived from the...
-
ancient Kapilvastu. Tilaurakot,
considered the
cardinal point of the
ancient Shakyan city of
Kapilavastu where Gautama Buddha spent 29
years of his lifetime...
- to the
Buddhist text
Dulva (Rockhill, p. 12), the city was
founded by
Shākyans from Kapilavastu, when they grew very numerous. The spot was
pointed out...
