- come
across several Jātaka
stories about the
students and
teachers of
Takshaśilā, but not a
single episode even
remotely suggests that the
different 'world...
- and ****stan). Puskalavati,
Takshasila (Taxila) and
Purushapura (Peshawar) were
cities in this
Gandhara kingdom.
Takshasila was
founded by Rama's brother...
- (1,43).
Later King Janamejaya, the son of Parik****,
fought a war at
Takshasila (1,3) and
expelled the
Nagas headed by
Takshaka from
there too. Utanka...
- near the
modern city of Attock, ****stan.
Ambhi ascended to
throne of
Takshasila. He sent an emb****y to
Alexander along with
presents consisting of 200...
- and
built the city of
Takshasila.
Later the sons and
descendants of
Bharata (Gaud kshatriya)ruled this
region from
Takshasila. In Mahabharata, a Kekaya...
- the epic
narrate various aspects of his life
including his
conquest of
Takshasila and
about his
encounter with Nāga Takshaka. He
wanted to
exterminate the...
-
brother Bharata,
colonized the
Gandhara kingdom and
founded the city of
Takshasila and his
descendants named as Gaud kshatriya.
Gandhara lied
close to Kekeya...
- come
across several Jātaka
stories about the
students and
teachers of
Takshaśilā, but not a
single episode even
remotely suggests that the
different 'world...
- of the
Indus with its two
royal cities Pushkalavati for the west and
Takshasila for the east.
University Of
Pittsburg Press U.s.a. (1961).
Cultural History...
- to a Naga
tribe called Takshakas, who gave
their name to the city of
Takshasila.
Known as
Taxila by the Gr**** historians, the
location of the ancient...
