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# History of Kanauj to the Moslem Conquest c14.20

History of Kanauj to the Moslem Conquest c14.20

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² Watters, II, p. 165; Beal, II, p. 170; see also "The University of Nalanda" by H. D. Sankalia, (Madras, 1934). Among other important centres of learning in the kingdom of Kanauj were the Ti-lo-shi-kia monastery where "scholars from distant countries flocked together in crowds" (Beal, II, p. 102); the Lo-to-wei-chi (Raktaviṭi) saṅghārāma in Karṇasuvarṇa, the rendezvous of learned celebrities; and the Bhadravihāra in Kānyakubja itself, where Yuan Chwang studied for sometime under Vīryasena. (See Supra).

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