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The Sanskrit term Tathādarśana can be transliterated into English as Tathadarsana or Tathadarshana, using the IAST transliteration scheme (?).
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Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit DictionaryTathādarśana (तथादर्शन).—adj. [bahuvrīhi] (evidently = evaṃdar- śana, °dṛṣṭi), holding such a view: Mahāvastu ii.120.17 (sa) cāhaṃ bhikṣavo tathādarśanato evaṃ va (one ms. omits va) [Page249-a+ 71] samāno yena gayānagaraṃ tad avasāri, and, O monks (realizing the worthlessness of the doctrine of Rāma, taught by his son), from the holder of such a doctrine (viz. from Udraka Rāmaputra), being just as I was, I went off to Gayā-city; in ii.119.6 we should expect a close parallel, in which the Bodhisattva leaves Ārāḍa Kālāma, but the text seems corrupt: sa khalv ahaṃ bhikṣavo tathādar- śanāya (so, or °nāyai, mss.; Senart em. °nāyaiva; required is rather °nato, probably followed by evaṃ va) samāno, etc. (he goes to Rājagṛha). (Otherwise Senart; ignoring the [bahuvrīhi] nature of the [compound] which seems guaranteed by evaṃdarśana, °dṛṣṭi.) Also Mahāvastu ii.123.16 (prose) sa khalv ahaṃ…tathādarśanasamāno, I being of this opinion (as just stated in prec.).
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