Aspects of Mahayana Buddhism and its Relation to Hinayana c5.s2.t5.9

Aspects of Mahāyāna Buddhism and its Relation to Hīnayāna c5.s2.t5.9

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c5.s2.t5.9

Mahākassapa Ananda Sāṇavāsika (teacher of Śrāvastī and its neighbourhood) Upagupta (Tirhut-Mathura: Religious adviser of Aśoka according to the Sarvāstivāda tradition) Dhitika (Converted at Mathura, visited or lived in Kasmir, Tukhāra, Kāmarūpa, and Mālava. His contemporary and converts were Menander and Hermaios) Sāriputta Bhaddaji Sobhita Madhyāntika (Benares-Usīra, and then teacher of Kasmir) Upāli Dāsaka (Vesali) Sonaka (Rājagaha) Siggava (Pāṭaliputra) Moggaliputta Tissa (Pāṭaliputra: Religious adviser of Asoka according to the Theravāda tradition) Nāgasena of Milindapañha (if Mināra of Tāranātha= Milinda of the Pāli text)

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Milindapañha — Pāli