The Life Or Legend of Gaudama the Buddha of the Burmese volume 2
The Life Or Legend of Gaudama the Buddha of the Burmese volume 2
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Thawattie, or Crawastu, was the capital of a district of that country. It was situated nearly at the same place where at present stands the modern town of Fyzabad. According to the legend, the distance from Radzagio to Thawattie is forty-five youdzanas of about seven miles. Twelve hundred paces from that city was to be met the renowned monastery of Dzetawon, or the grove of the victorious. Many ruins that have been visited and examined leave no doubt regarding the certain position of Thawattie....
10. Thing-ka-tha, or Tsam-pa-tha, lies in an eastern direction between Mathura and Kanouj, near the site occupied by the town of Ferruckabad. Captain A. Cun- ningham has met with the ruins of that place in the village of Samkassa, on the left bank of the Kalinadi, twelve cos from Feri'ukabad. According to a ])opular tradition, it was destroyed in 1 1 83 by the King of Kanouj, at the instigation of the Brahmins, who endeavoured by every means in their power to sweep all the remnants of Bud- ilhism from those parts of the peninsula.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thawattie, or Crawastu, was the capital of a district of that country. It was situated nearly at the same place where at present stands the modern town of Fyzabad. According to the legend, the distance from Radzagio to Thawattie is forty-five youdzanas of about seven miles. Twelve hundred paces from that city was to be met the renowned monastery of Dzetawon, or the grove of the victorious. Many ruins that have been visited and examined leave no doubt regarding the certain position of Thawattie....
10. Thing-ka-tha, or Tsam-pa-tha, lies in an eastern direction between Mathura and Kanouj, near the site occupied by the town of Ferruckabad. Captain A. Cun- ningham has met with the ruins of that place in the village of Samkassa, on the left bank of the Kalinadi, twelve cos from Feri'ukabad. According to a ])opular tradition, it was destroyed in 1 1 83 by the King of Kanouj, at the instigation of the Brahmins, who endeavoured by every means in their power to sweep all the remnants of Bud- ilhism from those parts of the peninsula.
What to read after The Life Or Legend of Gaudama the Buddha of the Burmese volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Ambrose Bigandet to read onlineMoreLess
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