The University of Nalanda c9.179

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(1) o.c., p. 108.
(2) Ibid., pp, 108 & 112.
(3) See A.S.I.A.R., 1924-25, p. 86.
(4) Banerji, o.c., p. 66.
(5) Ep. Ind., VIII. App. p. 118, Note 2.
(6) Ind. Ant., XXXVIII, p. 246.
(7) Mem, A.S.B., III, p. 16.
(8) Hirananda Sastri says that he has discovered at Nālandā some seals of the Gupta Kings Narasimhagupta, his son Kumāragupta, Budhagupta and Vainyagupta. Probably they will throw some light on the relation of these kings with Nālandā. See Ep. Ind., XXI, April, 1931, p. 77. Even so late as the 12th century A.D., according to an inscription After having, thus, discussed the contribution of various kings towards the building of the Nālandā University, we may just note what the actual arrangement of the buildings was and how they looked.