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   Jetavana

   Jetavana was one of the most famous of the Buddhist monasteries in India. It was the second monastery donated to Buddha, after the Veluvana in Rajagaha.
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   Sravasti

   Gandhakuti (Buddha's hut) in Jetavana.
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   Anathapindika

   He spent eighteen crores on the purchase of Jetavana and a like sum on the construction of the vihāra; another eighteen crores were spent in the festival of dedication.
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   Jetavanaramaya

   Ratnayake, Hema (1993) Jetavana.
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   Ancient stupas of Sri Lanka

   Total Jetavana structure including the foundation is much heavier and massive than the largest pyramid of Egypt.
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   Buddha (manga)

   Jetavana
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   Sri Dalada Maligawa

   He was also said to have had the exposition of the Tooth Relic in a circular shrine built at the Jetavana monastery, which is possibly the ruined edifice in proximity to the Tivanka Patimaghara image house in the northern extremity of the ancient city.
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   Kakusandha

   Acchuta built a monastery for Kakusandha Buddha on the same site, which was later chosen by Anathapindika for Jetavana Arama for Gautama Buddha.
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   Pre-sectarian Buddhism

   Many of the these monasteries were based in parks or forests, for example Veluvana, Jetavana and Nigrodharama.
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    Sankassa

    From Sankassa the Buddha went to Jetavana.

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Jetavana,
• Sravasti,
• Anathapindika,
• Jetavanaramaya,
• Ancient stupas of Sri Lanka,
• Buddha (manga),
• Sri Dalada Maligawa,
• Kakusandha,
• Pre-sectarian Buddhism,
• Sankassa