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32 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Royal palace refers to: The residence of the King where the investigation and subsequent events unfold... A grand residence where the royal family lives, specifically mentioned as the location where the danaya was given.
Royal palace refers to: The residence of the King where the investigation and subsequent events unfold... A grand residence where the royal family lives, specifically mentioned as the location where the danaya was given.
28 concepts in 1 topics and 3 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.
19 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Capital city refers to: The center of the country that is about 20 li in circuit and is notable for being deserted despite its strong foundations... The main city of the country of Chulya, which is described as being 10 li in round and abandoned.
Capital city refers to: The center of the country that is about 20 li in circuit and is notable for being deserted despite its strong foundations... The main city of the country of Chulya, which is described as being 10 li in round and abandoned.
17 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Royal Prince refers to: The daughter of the King, who observes the Vaedi youth and expresses her feelings about his actions... The daughter of a king who plays a central role in the narrative, expressing the importance of acknowledging one's teachers.
Royal Prince refers to: The daughter of the King, who observes the Vaedi youth and expresses her feelings about his actions... The daughter of a king who plays a central role in the narrative, expressing the importance of acknowledging one's teachers.
16 concepts in 1 topics and 3 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.
14 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Religious offering refers to: Acts of devotion by the people, often presented at stupas and shrines, as expressions of their faith... Items and respects paid by the priests during ceremonial observances and festivals.
Religious offering refers to: Acts of devotion by the people, often presented at stupas and shrines, as expressions of their faith... Items and respects paid by the priests during ceremonial observances and festivals.
11 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
King of the country refers to: The ruler who wears distinctive garments and ornaments different from others... The ruler of Mo-t'u-lo, who actively participates in and supports religious duties.
King of the country refers to: The ruler who wears distinctive garments and ornaments different from others... The ruler of Mo-t'u-lo, who actively participates in and supports religious duties.
9 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Sacred book refers to: Religious texts that can be read aloud at the temples, which the Rodiya community listens to from outside... The texts Hiuen Tsiang explained to merchants during his travels, revealing his purpose.
Sacred book refers to: Religious texts that can be read aloud at the temples, which the Rodiya community listens to from outside... The texts Hiuen Tsiang explained to merchants during his travels, revealing his purpose.
9 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Religious merit refers to: The ethical and spiritual value accrued by actions, particularly in the context of Buddha's teachings throughout the text... A form of virtue or good karma; the rich man reflects on the boy's fortune as possibly influenced by previous life merits.
Religious merit refers to: The ethical and spiritual value accrued by actions, particularly in the context of Buddha's teachings throughout the text... A form of virtue or good karma; the rich man reflects on the boy's fortune as possibly influenced by previous life merits.
9 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Great forest refers to: A significant landscape mentioned in relation to the Deer and bird's rescue attempts... A large wooded area that is situated to the north of the city, contributing to the natural landscape.
Great forest refers to: A significant landscape mentioned in relation to the Deer and bird's rescue attempts... A large wooded area that is situated to the north of the city, contributing to the natural landscape.
8 concepts in 1 topics and 3 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.
7 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Great king refers to: The ruler of a certain country who exercised sovereignty and was married to a Queen... The title used to address the King who rewards the Prince for his bravery and honesty.
Great king refers to: The ruler of a certain country who exercised sovereignty and was married to a Queen... The title used to address the King who rewards the Prince for his bravery and honesty.
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Seven days refers to: The period that Loku-Appuhami suggests for keeping the creditors locked away before they supposedly transform... The duration for which Buddha contemplated the tree after attaining supreme wisdom.
Seven days refers to: The period that Loku-Appuhami suggests for keeping the creditors locked away before they supposedly transform... The duration for which Buddha contemplated the tree after attaining supreme wisdom.
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Great Assembly refers to: An important convocation held by Maha-Kashyapa to compile the Buddhist scriptures after Tathagata's Nirvana... Refers to a significant gathering organized by the king, likely for religious or community purposes.
Great Assembly refers to: An important convocation held by Maha-Kashyapa to compile the Buddhist scriptures after Tathagata's Nirvana... Refers to a significant gathering organized by the king, likely for religious or community purposes.
5 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Royal city refers to: The capital town of Ta-ch'a-shi-lo, symbolizing a place of power and nobility for the prince... Refers to Ibbawa city as a significant place, suggesting importance and a level of sovereignty.
Royal city refers to: The capital town of Ta-ch'a-shi-lo, symbolizing a place of power and nobility for the prince... Refers to Ibbawa city as a significant place, suggesting importance and a level of sovereignty.
5 concepts in 1 topics and 3 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.
5 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Former king refers to: A ruler of the land known for his favoritism towards heretics until his encounter with an Arhat transformed his beliefs... The previous ruler of the city who faced a renewed scarcity of food.
Former king refers to: A ruler of the land known for his favoritism towards heretics until his encounter with an Arhat transformed his beliefs... The previous ruler of the city who faced a renewed scarcity of food.
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Crossing the river refers to: The act of crossing the river Sin-tu is a significant journey mentioned in the text, indicating a geographical transition... The initial action described which leads to the arrival at Magadha and Pataliputra.
Crossing the river refers to: The act of crossing the river Sin-tu is a significant journey mentioned in the text, indicating a geographical transition... The initial action described which leads to the arrival at Magadha and Pataliputra.
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Food and drink refers to: Basic necessities that the blind man struggles to obtain while waiting for his wife, emphasizing his vulnerability... The culinary customs that are similar among the people of the middle country.
Food and drink refers to: Basic necessities that the blind man struggles to obtain while waiting for his wife, emphasizing his vulnerability... The culinary customs that are similar among the people of the middle country.
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Sugar cane refers to: A plant abundant in the kingdom of Gandhara, from which the local population prepares solid sugar... The food item that the King and Queen are eating, which attracts the male Red Ant and his wife.
Sugar cane refers to: A plant abundant in the kingdom of Gandhara, from which the local population prepares solid sugar... The food item that the King and Queen are eating, which attracts the male Red Ant and his wife.
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Thousand buddhas refers to: A tradition that holds that a thousand Buddhas will leave their shadows at the location of Buddha's shadow... A metaphorical phrase used by the Turtle to express humility and respect, indicating a possibility of future significance.
Thousand buddhas refers to: A tradition that holds that a thousand Buddhas will leave their shadows at the location of Buddha's shadow... A metaphorical phrase used by the Turtle to express humility and respect, indicating a possibility of future significance.
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 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.
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Temple refers to: Structures in which varied sectaries congregate, numbering in the thousands... A place of worship where certain rituals, such as food offerings and demon offerings, were conducted.
Temple refers to: Structures in which varied sectaries congregate, numbering in the thousands... A place of worship where certain rituals, such as food offerings and demon offerings, were conducted.
78 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Sangharama refers to: Buddhist monasteries in O-ki-ni, with around two thousand monks belonging to the Little Vehicle... Monastic communities housing several hundred priests who study teachings related to the Little Vehicle of Buddhism.
Sangharama refers to: Buddhist monasteries in O-ki-ni, with around two thousand monks belonging to the Little Vehicle... Monastic communities housing several hundred priests who study teachings related to the Little Vehicle of Buddhism.
52 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Little Vehicle refers to: A branch of Buddhism associated with the monks in O-ki-ni, in accordance with the Sarvastivada school... A reference to a school of Buddhism (Sarvastavadin) taught by several hundred priests in the kingdom’s sangharamas.
Little Vehicle refers to: A branch of Buddhism associated with the monks in O-ki-ni, in accordance with the Sarvastivada school... A reference to a school of Buddhism (Sarvastavadin) taught by several hundred priests in the kingdom’s sangharamas.
38 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Great vehicle refers to: A reference to Mahayana Buddhism, which emphasizes a broader and more inclusive approach to spiritual practice... Refers to a significant path in Buddhist practice that the believers follow.
Great vehicle refers to: A reference to Mahayana Buddhism, which emphasizes a broader and more inclusive approach to spiritual practice... Refers to a significant path in Buddhist practice that the believers follow.
35 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Certain country refers to: A vague geographical reference indicating the setting of the narrative... A specific geographical location where the story of Matalana takes place.
Certain country refers to: A vague geographical reference indicating the setting of the narrative... A specific geographical location where the story of Matalana takes place.
24 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Law of Buddha refers to: The teachings of Buddhism, which appear to be flourishing in the kingdom more than any other place, indicating a strong religious and cultural foundation... A religious doctrine that Mahirakula showed interest in studying during his reign.
Law of Buddha refers to: The teachings of Buddhism, which appear to be flourishing in the kingdom more than any other place, indicating a strong religious and cultural foundation... A religious doctrine that Mahirakula showed interest in studying during his reign.
22 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
King refers to: A ruler who is involved in his own version of deceit and transformation, drawing parallels to Loku-Appuhami's story... The ruling monarch of the country who gambled and lost his kingdom.
King refers to: A ruler who is involved in his own version of deceit and transformation, drawing parallels to Loku-Appuhami's story... The ruling monarch of the country who gambled and lost his kingdom.
21 concepts in 1 topics and 2 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.
21 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Stupa refers to: A commemorative monument in Buddhism, often containing relics or memorials related to significant events or persons... Buddhist monuments erected to house relics, with various stupas mentioned in connection to significant events and figures such as Tathagata and Asanga.
Stupa refers to: A commemorative monument in Buddhism, often containing relics or memorials related to significant events or persons... Buddhist monuments erected to house relics, with various stupas mentioned in connection to significant events and figures such as Tathagata and Asanga.
20 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
King and queen refers to: The rulers of a certain city, who have one son and later the Queen gives birth to another Prince... The rulers of the city where the events in the story take place.
King and queen refers to: The rulers of a certain city, who have one son and later the Queen gives birth to another Prince... The rulers of the city where the events in the story take place.
19 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
East to west refers to: A geographical orientation indicating the extent of the country from its easternmost point to its westernmost point, which is about 400 li... A geographical orientation indicating the distance across the land from the easternmost point to the westernmost point.
East to west refers to: A geographical orientation indicating the extent of the country from its easternmost point to its westernmost point, which is about 400 li... A geographical orientation indicating the distance across the land from the easternmost point to the westernmost point.
18 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
North to south refers to: A geographical orientation indicating the extent of the country from its northernmost point to its southernmost point, which spans about 500 li... A geographical orientation indicating the distance across the land from the northernmost point to the southernmost point.
North to south refers to: A geographical orientation indicating the extent of the country from its northernmost point to its southernmost point, which spans about 500 li... A geographical orientation indicating the distance across the land from the northernmost point to the southernmost point.
18 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Ganges river refers to: A prominent river bordering the chief town of the identified kingdom and an important geographical feature in the region... A river that lies on the eastern border of the country, known for its religious significance and immense width at its source.
Ganges river refers to: A prominent river bordering the chief town of the identified kingdom and an important geographical feature in the region... A river that lies on the eastern border of the country, known for its religious significance and immense width at its source.
16 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Chief town refers to: The primary settlement within the kingdom of O-ki-ni, characterized by a circuit of 6 or 7 li, surrounded by hills... The primary city of the kingdom, known as Su-la-sa-t'ang-na (Surasthana), measuring about 40 li in circuit.
Chief town refers to: The primary settlement within the kingdom of O-ki-ni, characterized by a circuit of 6 or 7 li, surrounded by hills... The primary city of the kingdom, known as Su-la-sa-t'ang-na (Surasthana), measuring about 40 li in circuit.
15 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
King's palace refers to: The residence of the ruler of the kingdom, home to significant religious artifacts and a center of authority... The place where the Prince ultimately presents his stone in hopes of receiving food.
King's palace refers to: The residence of the ruler of the kingdom, home to significant religious artifacts and a center of authority... The place where the Prince ultimately presents his stone in hopes of receiving food.
14 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Great and Little Vehicle refers to: Refers to the two main branches of Buddhist teachings studied by the priests, each with distinct philosophies... This phrase refers to the two major schools of Buddhism studied by the priests in Parvata, indicating its religious diversity.
Great and Little Vehicle refers to: Refers to the two main branches of Buddhist teachings studied by the priests, each with distinct philosophies... This phrase refers to the two major schools of Buddhism studied by the priests in Parvata, indicating its religious diversity.
14 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Snowy Mountain refers to: The Snowy Mountains are located to the north of Kapisha, acting as a significant geographical feature bordering the region... Geographical features that characterize the landscape of the valley of Po-mi-lo and impact the climate.
Snowy Mountain refers to: The Snowy Mountains are located to the north of Kapisha, acting as a significant geographical feature bordering the region... Geographical features that characterize the landscape of the valley of Po-mi-lo and impact the climate.
14 concepts in 1 topics and 2 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.
13 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Arhat refers to: A title for a person who has achieved enlightenment, representing the ideal spiritual attainment in Buddhism... An enlightened being or a practitioner who successfully follows the Buddha's way to achieve liberation.
Arhat refers to: A title for a person who has achieved enlightenment, representing the ideal spiritual attainment in Buddhism... An enlightened being or a practitioner who successfully follows the Buddha's way to achieve liberation.
12 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
King's daughter refers to: Refers to the royal Princess, who was promised to anyone who killed the lion threatening the city... The royal character for whom multiple giants compete, as she is promised to the one who does great deeds.
King's daughter refers to: Refers to the royal Princess, who was promised to anyone who killed the lion threatening the city... The royal character for whom multiple giants compete, as she is promised to the one who does great deeds.
11 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
T'sung-ling mountains refers to: Mountains that form the eastern boundary of the Tu-ho-lo country... A mountain range that plays a significant geographical role in the travel accounts, representing natural barriers.
T'sung-ling mountains refers to: Mountains that form the eastern boundary of the Tu-ho-lo country... A mountain range that plays a significant geographical role in the travel accounts, representing natural barriers.
11 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Great river refers to: A major waterway that forms a geographical landmark leading into the country of Kia-mo-lu-po (Kamarupa)... A significant water body that borders the country to the west, contributing to its geography.
Great river refers to: A major waterway that forms a geographical landmark leading into the country of Kia-mo-lu-po (Kamarupa)... A significant water body that borders the country to the west, contributing to its geography.
11 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Rakshasa refers to: A Rakshasa is a mythical being, part of the story where two Rakshasa lads help the father and son escape imminent danger... A mythical creature that threatens the man and the King, attempting to consume them.
Rakshasa refers to: A Rakshasa is a mythical being, part of the story where two Rakshasa lads help the father and son escape imminent danger... A mythical creature that threatens the man and the King, attempting to consume them.
11 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Fa-hian refers to: A figure who resided in Simhala for two years, mentioned in relation to the country's historical accounts... An ancient Chinese pilgrim known for traveling to India in search of Buddhist texts.
Fa-hian refers to: A figure who resided in Simhala for two years, mentioned in relation to the country's historical accounts... An ancient Chinese pilgrim known for traveling to India in search of Buddhist texts.
10 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Maitreya Bodhisattva refers to: A future Buddha mentioned in the context of Asanga's aspirations and teachings, representing a figure of hope for followers... A figure who provided essential explanations to Deva Bodhisattva during a divine inquiry, recognized for his profound wisdom.
Maitreya Bodhisattva refers to: A future Buddha mentioned in the context of Asanga's aspirations and teachings, representing a figure of hope for followers... A figure who provided essential explanations to Deva Bodhisattva during a divine inquiry, recognized for his profound wisdom.
10 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Young men refers to: Matalana as he grows older, indicating his transition from childhood to adulthood... The son of the widow woman, now at the age of maturity.
Young men refers to: Matalana as he grows older, indicating his transition from childhood to adulthood... The son of the widow woman, now at the age of maturity.
10 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Resting-place refers to: An invitation for others to stay or settle, which the Parrots debate over when considering the Crow's presence... A temporary location where the giants sought shelter during their travels.
Resting-place refers to: An invitation for others to stay or settle, which the Parrots debate over when considering the Crow's presence... A temporary location where the giants sought shelter during their travels.
9 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Seven precious substances refers to: Materials used by men and Devas to prepare a coffin for Tathagata after his death, indicating the reverence held for him... Valued materials brought as tribute from neighboring countries, indicating the wealth of trade routes.
Seven precious substances refers to: Materials used by men and Devas to prepare a coffin for Tathagata after his death, indicating the reverence held for him... Valued materials brought as tribute from neighboring countries, indicating the wealth of trade routes.