Ancient Indian Education (Brahmanical and Buddhist) c4.79

c4.79

VII. *Nadia*, 598; Development of Nadia as a Centre of Learning under the Sena Kings of Bengal, 598; Its students, the Poets, Jayadeva, Dhoyī, and Umāpati, 599; Its Prosperity under Muslim Kings, 599; Nadia an Offshoot of Mithilā, 599; Its School of Nyāya, founded by Vāsudeva Sārvabhauma, a student of Mithilā, 599; Its famous Logicians, 600; Its Schools of Smṛiti, Tāntrikism and Astronomy, 601;