- (Punjabi and Urdu: ٹيکسلا; Sanskrit: तक्षशिला, romanized: Takṣaśilā; Pali:
Takkasilā;
Ashokan Prakrit: 𑀢𑀔𑀲𑀺𑀮𑀸, Takkhasilā;
Ancient Gr****: Τάξιλα, romanized: Táxila)...
- the
valley of Kaśmīra. The
capitals of Gandhāra were Takṣaśila (Pāli:
Takkasilā;
Ancient Gr****: Ταξιλα Taxila), and Puṣkalāvatī (Prākrit: Pukkalāoti;...
- Kalavarnadishraj, who came from
Takkasila (Modern Day Tak, Thailand) in 648 CE.
According to Thai records,
Phraya Kakabatr from
Takkasila (it is ****umed that the...
- "Taxila" is the Gr**** form of the
contemporary Pali name for the city, "
Takkasila", from the
Sanskrit "Taksha-sila". The name of the city was transformed...
- and
after completely renouncing his one
hundred yojana-wide
domain of
Takkasīla, he
became a monk out of
reverence for Me. Chattopadhyaya,
Sudhakar (1974)...
- robbers-turned-rulers.
Chanakya (IAST: Cāṇakka in Mahavamsa) was a
Brahmin from
Takkāsila (Takshashila). He was well-versed in
three Vedas and politics. He was...
-
Phraya Kalavarnadishraj, who came from
Takkasila in 468 CE.
According to Thai records,
Phraya Kakabatr from
Takkasila (it is ****umed that the city was Tak...
-
founded by
Phaya Kalavarnadishraj in 648 CE. He
reportedly came from
Takkasila,
which is ****umed to be the city of Tak or
Nakhon Chai Si.: 29 Another...
-
Burmese government and
derived from the Pali
spelling of
Taxila (တက္ကသီလ
Takkasīla), an
ancient university town in modern-day ****stan. Some
words in Burmese...
- (1971).
Kautilya And The Arthasastra. p. 12.
Chanakya was a
native of
Takkasila, the son of a brahmin,
learned in the
three Vedas and mantras, skilled...
