...and the adherents of the various religions lived pell-mell. The king, who was a Kshatriya by birt'u, was a young man celebrated for his wisdom and valour,...from Surath, and he goes thence northeast 1800 li to Ku-clie-lo; the text of the passage reads — 1 AGI p. 325. I cannot trace any such Pali form as Ujjanta....

...the ways of the people. It had a flourishing population in good circumstances, mostly non- Buddhists, only a few believing in Buddhism. There was only one...1800 li to Ku-che-lo; the text of the passage reads — 1 AGI p. 325. I cannot trace any such Pali form as Ujjanta. It is not in the hist of names in the...

...ability" (Beal, ii, 'JTn . "The kinfr, who was a Kshatriya liy hirlh, was n youiiij mnn celebrated lor his wisdom and valour, and he was a profound believer in Buddhism, and a patron of evejitional abilities" (Walters, ii, 249). The Ilunas, Gurjaras, and other foivii;]i tribe-, which...

...ability" (Heal, ii, 270;. " The king, who was a Kshatrira by birlh, wns a young maa celebrated lor his wisdom and valour, and he was a profound believer...in Buddhism, and a patron of exceptional abilities" (Waiters, ii, 249). The Hunas, Gurjaras, and other foreign tribes, which obtained by conquest the rank...