Upala (3760)
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|bhs-entry= | |bhs-entry=(upala, upala)<br><b>Upala</b>¦ (prob. represents, m.c., MIndic Uppala = Skt. Utpala; § 2.88; cf. <b>Utpala</b> 4, <b>Utpalaka</b> 3, and <b>Padma</b> 4, id.), n. of a mythical kalpa, in which lived successively 300 former Buddhas termed Kauṇḍinya- gotra: Mv iii.233.17 (vs) ekatra kalpe upalāhvayasmiṃ. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:00, 15 September 2021
- Upala
Entry 3760, Page 140, Col. 1 -
(upala, upala)
Upala¦ (prob. represents, m.c., MIndic Uppala = Skt. Utpala; § 2.88; cf. Utpala 4, Utpalaka 3, and Padma 4, id.), n. of a mythical kalpa, in which lived successively 300 former Buddhas termed Kauṇḍinya- gotra: Mv iii.233.17 (vs) ekatra kalpe upalāhvayasmiṃ.
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