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95 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 8 sources.
Caste system refers to: Refers to the societal organization within the kingdom, which was established as Simhala expanded and developed a complex social structure... The social hierarchy that impacts the characters' views of themselves and others within the narrative.
Caste system refers to: Refers to the societal organization within the kingdom, which was established as Simhala expanded and developed a complex social structure... The social hierarchy that impacts the characters' views of themselves and others within the narrative.
15 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 8 sources.
Evil spirit refers to: Refers to the supernatural beings that occupied the land of Simhala before human settlements... A character from a similar story mentioned that is afraid of a mythical creature called a kuta, paralleling the main story’s themes of confusion and misidentification.
Evil spirit refers to: Refers to the supernatural beings that occupied the land of Simhala before human settlements... A character from a similar story mentioned that is afraid of a mythical creature called a kuta, paralleling the main story’s themes of confusion and misidentification.
75 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 7 sources.
Brahman refers to: Members of the priestly class in Hindu society, often involved in rituals and spiritual guidance... A member of the highest caste in Hindu society, typically associated with priests and scholars.
Brahman refers to: Members of the priestly class in Hindu society, often involved in rituals and spiritual guidance... A member of the highest caste in Hindu society, typically associated with priests and scholars.
50 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 7 sources.
Historical context refers to: The background and circumstances surrounding the events and movements of Vedic brahmanas during the specified periods... The background information which relates Mahipati’s poetry to the sociopolitical environment of his time.
Historical context refers to: The background and circumstances surrounding the events and movements of Vedic brahmanas during the specified periods... The background information which relates Mahipati’s poetry to the sociopolitical environment of his time.
40 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 7 sources.
Younger brother refers to: The sibling of the lad who embarks on a quest to rescue his elder brother after he has been killed by the Yaksani... The sibling of the man who goes to plough, accompanying him and the Yaka as they seek the hidden treasure.
Younger brother refers to: The sibling of the lad who embarks on a quest to rescue his elder brother after he has been killed by the Yaksani... The sibling of the man who goes to plough, accompanying him and the Yaka as they seek the hidden treasure.
38 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 7 sources.
Royal palace refers to: The residence of the King where the investigation and subsequent events unfold... A grand residence or establishment associated with royalty, symbolizing wealth and societal status.
Royal palace refers to: The residence of the King where the investigation and subsequent events unfold... A grand residence or establishment associated with royalty, symbolizing wealth and societal status.
31 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 7 sources.
Historical significance refers to: The overarching theme of the stories recounted in the text, illustrating moral lessons and spiritual insights... The importance of events and figures in the context of Buddha's life, their impact on Buddhist doctrine and practices.
Historical significance refers to: The overarching theme of the stories recounted in the text, illustrating moral lessons and spiritual insights... The importance of events and figures in the context of Buddha's life, their impact on Buddhist doctrine and practices.
29 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 7 sources.
Ganges river refers to: The river where the obstinate avatar of Shuka landed at the Manikarnika ghat... A sacred river in India, symbolizing purity and spiritual cleansing; used as a metaphor for the lives of saints.
Ganges river refers to: The river where the obstinate avatar of Shuka landed at the Manikarnika ghat... A sacred river in India, symbolizing purity and spiritual cleansing; used as a metaphor for the lives of saints.
28 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 7 sources.
Veda refers to: Ancient scriptures that carry spiritual and philosophical significance, mentioned in relation to Brahmans and their knowledge... An ancient collection of texts that are foundational to Hindu philosophy, detailing rituals, hymns, and moral teachings.
Veda refers to: Ancient scriptures that carry spiritual and philosophical significance, mentioned in relation to Brahmans and their knowledge... An ancient collection of texts that are foundational to Hindu philosophy, detailing rituals, hymns, and moral teachings.
22 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 7 sources.
Supernatural power refers to: The mystical ability associated with the Naga, emphasizing elements of folklore and supernatural influence in the narrative... Abilities which characters like Katirkaman possess, allowing them to influence the world around them.
Supernatural power refers to: The mystical ability associated with the Naga, emphasizing elements of folklore and supernatural influence in the narrative... Abilities which characters like Katirkaman possess, allowing them to influence the world around them.
15 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 7 sources.
Great king refers to: The ruler of a certain country who exercised sovereignty and was married to a Queen... Notable rulers in history who influenced the cultural and religious fabric of India through their actions.
Great king refers to: The ruler of a certain country who exercised sovereignty and was married to a Queen... Notable rulers in history who influenced the cultural and religious fabric of India through their actions.
62 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Dharma refers to: The principle of moral duty and order which influences social duties and responsibilities in society... A complex term in Hinduism representing duties, morality, and righteousness, significantly influencing Marathi bhakti literature.
Dharma refers to: The principle of moral duty and order which influences social duties and responsibilities in society... A complex term in Hinduism representing duties, morality, and righteousness, significantly influencing Marathi bhakti literature.
58 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Mahabharata refers to: An ancient Indian epic that contains a story of an unmarried princess setting her child afloat in a basket... An ancient Indian epic that encompasses various narratives, including those of the Pandu and Kaurava lines, which are referenced in the context of Tibetan king lineages.
Mahabharata refers to: An ancient Indian epic that contains a story of an unmarried princess setting her child afloat in a basket... An ancient Indian epic that encompasses various narratives, including those of the Pandu and Kaurava lines, which are referenced in the context of Tibetan king lineages.
32 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Banyan tree refers to: A great tree located in a large forest where many Parrots roost... A type of tree that another giant uprooted, showcasing his strength.
Banyan tree refers to: A great tree located in a large forest where many Parrots roost... A type of tree that another giant uprooted, showcasing his strength.
29 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Ramayana refers to: An ancient Indian epic poetry text in which Kosambi is mentioned, highlighting its historical significance... An Indian epic referenced in relation to Hanuman, suggesting cultural connections in the origin narratives of Tibet.
Ramayana refers to: An ancient Indian epic poetry text in which Kosambi is mentioned, highlighting its historical significance... An Indian epic referenced in relation to Hanuman, suggesting cultural connections in the origin narratives of Tibet.
29 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Sacrifice refers to: The second Veda Sastra, Sse, which pertains to the rules surrounding sacrifice and prayer... The act of giving up something valuable for the sake of others or spiritual goals, a theme prevalent in various stories.
Sacrifice refers to: The second Veda Sastra, Sse, which pertains to the rules surrounding sacrifice and prayer... The act of giving up something valuable for the sake of others or spiritual goals, a theme prevalent in various stories.
25 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Common People refers to: The general population in the Tu-ho-lo country, described as unrestrained and lacking a sense of moral right and wrong... The general population whom the rulers aimed to serve, reflecting the rulers' attentiveness to the welfare of the society.
Common People refers to: The general population in the Tu-ho-lo country, described as unrestrained and lacking a sense of moral right and wrong... The general population whom the rulers aimed to serve, reflecting the rulers' attentiveness to the welfare of the society.
23 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Rainy season refers to: A season associated with fruitfulness, used metaphorically to illustrate the emptiness felt by the merchant's wife in the absence of a child... A season that the jackal supports the crow.
Rainy season refers to: A season associated with fruitfulness, used metaphorically to illustrate the emptiness felt by the merchant's wife in the absence of a child... A season that the jackal supports the crow.
22 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Bodhisattva refers to: A being who is on the path to enlightenment and is characterized by compassion, as illustrated by his actions during a fire incident in the text... The term referring to the youngster who, after proving his capabilities, is eventually set on the throne.
Bodhisattva refers to: A being who is on the path to enlightenment and is characterized by compassion, as illustrated by his actions during a fire incident in the text... The term referring to the youngster who, after proving his capabilities, is eventually set on the throne.
20 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Buddhism refers to: A religion mentioned later in the tale, involving themes of conversion and moral lessons that are not present in the earlier parts... A belief system that was promoted and integrated into Tibetan culture during the reign of King Srongtsan.
Buddhism refers to: A religion mentioned later in the tale, involving themes of conversion and moral lessons that are not present in the earlier parts... A belief system that was promoted and integrated into Tibetan culture during the reign of King Srongtsan.
19 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Sacred water refers to: The holy water derived from washing the feet of saints, which held significant reverence in the spiritual practices described... Ritualistic water regarded as holy, used for purification and repentance in various Hindu ceremonies.
Sacred water refers to: The holy water derived from washing the feet of saints, which held significant reverence in the spiritual practices described... Ritualistic water regarded as holy, used for purification and repentance in various Hindu ceremonies.
18 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Living Being refers to: All forms of life that possess the ability to grow, reproduce, and respond to their environment... Refers to all creatures that should be given food and gifts, highlighting the importance of generosity towards others.
Living Being refers to: All forms of life that possess the ability to grow, reproduce, and respond to their environment... Refers to all creatures that should be given food and gifts, highlighting the importance of generosity towards others.
16 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Buddhist monk refers to: The Lord who warns the youth about the consequences of cutting the plough at the root... Members of the Buddhist community who gathered in viharas (monasteries) established by the Maitraka kings.
Buddhist monk refers to: The Lord who warns the youth about the consequences of cutting the plough at the root... Members of the Buddhist community who gathered in viharas (monasteries) established by the Maitraka kings.
13 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Religious life refers to: The life Mahipati devoted himself to after resigning from his secular job... A lifestyle dedicated to spiritual practices and the pursuit of knowledge and enlightenment.
Religious life refers to: The life Mahipati devoted himself to after resigning from his secular job... A lifestyle dedicated to spiritual practices and the pursuit of knowledge and enlightenment.
10 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Seven days refers to: The period that Loku-Appuhami suggests for keeping the creditors locked away before they supposedly transform... A time frame indicating the duration of Brag srin mo's attempts to pursue the Bodhisattva monkey.
Seven days refers to: The period that Loku-Appuhami suggests for keeping the creditors locked away before they supposedly transform... A time frame indicating the duration of Brag srin mo's attempts to pursue the Bodhisattva monkey.
10 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Buddhist scripture refers to: Sacred texts of Buddhism that were delivered to the Tibetan king, marking an important step in the spread of Buddhism in Tibet... Sacred texts and writings of Buddhism that Fa-Hian sought during his travels, significant for understanding Buddhist teachings and practices.
Buddhist scripture refers to: Sacred texts of Buddhism that were delivered to the Tibetan king, marking an important step in the spread of Buddhism in Tibet... Sacred texts and writings of Buddhism that Fa-Hian sought during his travels, significant for understanding Buddhist teachings and practices.
10 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Gold coin refers to: A form of currency utilized in the commerce of O-ki-ni... What the boy obtained through the elephant's dung after having fed it coins.
Gold coin refers to: A form of currency utilized in the commerce of O-ki-ni... What the boy obtained through the elephant's dung after having fed it coins.
9 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Sacred text refers to: Religious writings deemed holy and authoritative within Buddhism, which Fa-Hian sought to find and learn about during his travels... Religious writings that convey the doctrines and beliefs of Bon and Buddhist traditions in Tibet.
Sacred text refers to: Religious writings deemed holy and authoritative within Buddhism, which Fa-Hian sought to find and learn about during his travels... Religious writings that convey the doctrines and beliefs of Bon and Buddhist traditions in Tibet.
9 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 6 sources.
Shiva refers to: A major Hindu deity who, along with Brahma, recognizes the glory of the devotee... Another name for Mahadeo, representing a divine figure with the power to bring heavy rainfall, vital for the escape of the Jackal.
Shiva refers to: A major Hindu deity who, along with Brahma, recognizes the glory of the devotee... Another name for Mahadeo, representing a divine figure with the power to bring heavy rainfall, vital for the escape of the Jackal.
50 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Kaliyuga refers to: The present age in which Tuka has assumed an avatar, characterized by moral decline and the need for spiritual elevation... The current era in Hindu cosmology during which the avatar of Shri Shuka was born.
Kaliyuga refers to: The present age in which Tuka has assumed an avatar, characterized by moral decline and the need for spiritual elevation... The current era in Hindu cosmology during which the avatar of Shri Shuka was born.
45 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Old woman refers to: An elderly villager whose pot was broken by Budho, causing her to refer to him as 'fatherless' in frustration... A character in the story who is too infirm to escape and ultimately reveals the truth.
Old woman refers to: An elderly villager whose pot was broken by Budho, causing her to refer to him as 'fatherless' in frustration... A character in the story who is too infirm to escape and ultimately reveals the truth.
39 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Spiritual power refers to: The abilities or influences attributed to religious figures or icons that can affect devotees... The unique abilities of the Arhats from India who exemplify enlightenment and bring a transformative energy to the region.
Spiritual power refers to: The abilities or influences attributed to religious figures or icons that can affect devotees... The unique abilities of the Arhats from India who exemplify enlightenment and bring a transformative energy to the region.
35 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Marriage proposal refers to: The act of the owner of the oil inviting the man to accompany him and later giving his daughter in marriage... An offer made by the King to marry the Princess despite her mourning for the deceased Prince.
Marriage proposal refers to: The act of the owner of the oil inviting the man to accompany him and later giving his daughter in marriage... An offer made by the King to marry the Princess despite her mourning for the deceased Prince.
35 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Nirvana refers to: A state of spiritual liberation or enlightenment attained by many Arhats within the kingdom, indicating its religious significance... The state achieved by the Tathagata after leaving the physical world, significant in Buddhist teachings.
Nirvana refers to: A state of spiritual liberation or enlightenment attained by many Arhats within the kingdom, indicating its religious significance... The state achieved by the Tathagata after leaving the physical world, significant in Buddhist teachings.
26 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Mother-in-law refers to: The mother of the woman who has married the Python... The mother of the young man who becomes the target of the daughter-in-law's malice.
Mother-in-law refers to: The mother of the woman who has married the Python... The mother of the young man who becomes the target of the daughter-in-law's malice.
25 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Father-in-law refers to: The man who expressed concern for Madampe-rala's safety in the narrative, indicating family dynamics... A term referencing the father of one's spouse, who participated in expressing desires for gifts in the narrative.
Father-in-law refers to: The man who expressed concern for Madampe-rala's safety in the narrative, indicating family dynamics... A term referencing the father of one's spouse, who participated in expressing desires for gifts in the narrative.
23 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Sister-in-law refers to: The wives of the seven Princes who do not provide the younger sister with the Damba fruit when she asks... The wife of the elder brother who is involved in assisting and protecting the younger sister.
Sister-in-law refers to: The wives of the seven Princes who do not provide the younger sister with the Damba fruit when she asks... The wife of the elder brother who is involved in assisting and protecting the younger sister.
23 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Old man refers to: An elderly person who interacts with Siwrala, seeking to reclaim his forgotten items... A mysterious figure who advises the widow on how to cook the gathered herbs for her family.
Old man refers to: An elderly person who interacts with Siwrala, seeking to reclaim his forgotten items... A mysterious figure who advises the widow on how to cook the gathered herbs for her family.
21 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Lotus flower refers to: Flowers that are abundant at the Naga tank, known for their beauty and reflecting various colors... A symbol of purity and spiritual awakening in Buddhism, where significant figures are believed to be reborn.
Lotus flower refers to: Flowers that are abundant at the Naga tank, known for their beauty and reflecting various colors... A symbol of purity and spiritual awakening in Buddhism, where significant figures are believed to be reborn.
18 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Cremation ground refers to: The location to which the men carrying the youth's corpse intended to take him after his death... The destination where a Brahmana was tricked to carry the Jackal to, in another Jataka story.
Cremation ground refers to: The location to which the men carrying the youth's corpse intended to take him after his death... The destination where a Brahmana was tricked to carry the Jackal to, in another Jataka story.
18 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Buddha's Teaching refers to: The direct teachings of Buddha Shakyamuni, recorded in bKa' 'gyur texts and commented on in bsTan 'gyur texts... The doctrines and practices that Buddha imparted during his lifetime, which continue to guide followers.
Buddha's Teaching refers to: The direct teachings of Buddha Shakyamuni, recorded in bKa' 'gyur texts and commented on in bsTan 'gyur texts... The doctrines and practices that Buddha imparted during his lifetime, which continue to guide followers.
17 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Funeral pyre refers to: A structure constructed by the Prince for self-immolation reflecting themes of despair and societal customs surrounding death... The structure erected for the cremation of the Raja's body, which the Potter uses to conceal himself.
Funeral pyre refers to: A structure constructed by the Prince for self-immolation reflecting themes of despair and societal customs surrounding death... The structure erected for the cremation of the Raja's body, which the Potter uses to conceal himself.
17 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Musical instrument refers to: Refers to objects that produce sound, used here as a metaphor illustrating how perceptions can change based on context... Instruments played during celebrations and worship, enhancing the festive atmosphere.
Musical instrument refers to: Refers to objects that produce sound, used here as a metaphor illustrating how perceptions can change based on context... Instruments played during celebrations and worship, enhancing the festive atmosphere.
17 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
South India refers to: An indicative location where Thonmi Sambhota allegedly went to study, representing the notion of southern geography relative to Tibet rather than a specific region... A region in India where the Research Scholar focuses on the worship practices related to bhuta (Daiva/Diwata).
South India refers to: An indicative location where Thonmi Sambhota allegedly went to study, representing the notion of southern geography relative to Tibet rather than a specific region... A region in India where the Research Scholar focuses on the worship practices related to bhuta (Daiva/Diwata).
17 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Temple refers to: A sacred place of worship where Namdev prayed to Krishna, the Holder of the disk... Structures in which varied sectaries congregate, numbering in the thousands.
Temple refers to: A sacred place of worship where Namdev prayed to Krishna, the Holder of the disk... Structures in which varied sectaries congregate, numbering in the thousands.
16 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Sacrificial fire refers to: A religious context where items like melted butter are offered, depicting how some perceive wasteful acts in spiritual terms... A central element of yajna where offerings are made to deities, believed to channel the offerings to the gods.
Sacrificial fire refers to: A religious context where items like melted butter are offered, depicting how some perceive wasteful acts in spiritual terms... A central element of yajna where offerings are made to deities, believed to channel the offerings to the gods.
16 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Poor man refers to: An individual who is wrongfully accused of stealing the necklace... A comparison made by the citizens to describe Narahari's actions; he is seen as neglecting a treasure by closing his eyes.
Poor man refers to: An individual who is wrongfully accused of stealing the necklace... A comparison made by the citizens to describe Narahari's actions; he is seen as neglecting a treasure by closing his eyes.
16 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Royal family refers to: The lineage of the kingdom which has become extinct, leading to conflict among the nobles for power... The collective term for the King and his daughters, playing a crucial role in the status and story of the protagonist.
Royal family refers to: The lineage of the kingdom which has become extinct, leading to conflict among the nobles for power... The collective term for the King and his daughters, playing a crucial role in the status and story of the protagonist.
16 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Historical record refers to: The documentation of grants and religious practices performed by the Gurjara kings, contributing to the understanding of the period... Documents from the past that provide insights and evidence about the practice and significance of dana in early Indian traditions.
Historical record refers to: The documentation of grants and religious practices performed by the Gurjara kings, contributing to the understanding of the period... Documents from the past that provide insights and evidence about the practice and significance of dana in early Indian traditions.
16 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Sacred book refers to: Religious texts that provide guidance on spiritual practices and ethics... Religious texts that can be read aloud at the temples, which the Rodiya community listens to from outside.
Sacred book refers to: Religious texts that provide guidance on spiritual practices and ethics... Religious texts that can be read aloud at the temples, which the Rodiya community listens to from outside.