Jetavana (Q305242)
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building in India
- Jeta's Grove
- Jetavana Monastery Site (India)
- Saheth Site (India)
- Jetavana Site (India)
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Jetavana |
building in India |
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Statements
Mulagandhakuti.jpg
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2,400 × 1,800; 2.96 MB
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5. Mangala Sutta -- Blessings / Thus have ... / On one ... Anathapindika's monastery, in Jeta's Grove,[2] ... / 2. Anathapindika, lit., ...; his former name was Sudatta. After his conversion to Buddhism, he bought the grove belonging to the Prince Jeta, and established a monastery which was subsequently named Jetavana. (English)
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岩澤の梵鐘 / 梵鐘・銅像製作の歴史（創業～昭和期） / 昭和５６年（１９８１） / インド祇園精舎の梵鐘制作 (Japanese)
2017.05.08 / 【インド】インド国内旅行（ビハール・UP州とネパール）(21)(最終)－祇園精舎の鐘の音は？ Vol.221 / しかし、「日本国祇園精舎の鐘の会」という団体が、 なんとここシラヴァスティに祇園精舎の鐘を作っちゃいました。(笑) (Japanese)
Jetavana
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Identifiers
Jetavana Monastery Site (India)
Jetavana Site (India)
Saheth Site (India)
Broader Terms India--Antiquities Śrāvastī (Extinct city) (British English)
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Jetavana / monastic settlement, Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka
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Multilingual sites(1 entry)
- commonswiki Category:Jetavana