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| | Holy Mountain's History of Lion Rock |
 | | Kasyapa was convinced that his father was hiding a cache of treasure from him, and demanded that the King reveal where this wealth was hidden. | | | The reign of King Dhatusena came to an abrupt end in 477 A.D. when his throne was seized by Kasyapa, his son by a wife of unequal birth. | | | It is not known whether Kasyapa knew of the existence of the beauties hidden just below his eyrie, but what is known is that the King came to a sticky end, perhaps deservedly. |
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| | Online edition of Sunday Observer - Business |
| | They were Kasyapa, his eldest son by a lesser queen, his second son Moggallana by his anointed queen and Migara son of the King's sister, who was the Chief of the Army and to whom the king's only daughter Anudhi was married. | | | The condemned king before his death asked for one favour from Kasyapa that of leave to hear a sermon by the High Priest, his uncle Mahanama and bathe in the waters of Kalawewa for the last time. | | | When the favour was granted and the king fulfilled his desire he asked the persecutors to kill him in any manner they pleased. |
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| | The Story of Sigiriya |
| | Kasyapa also renovated the ancient monastery named Isirimana (sometimes called Vessagiri) and bequeathed it to the Mahaviharaya, even though he himself was an adherent of the Mahayana doctrines. | | | Kasyapa also established free ports to attract more merchants to the ports of Sri Lanka. | | | The following story of Kasyapa as obtained from the documents of Ananda-Sthavira, translated by Senarath Paranavitana, differs from the story that many learned as school children; that King Datusena had been plastered alive to a wall by his son Kasyapa who later died in battle facing his brother Moggallana. |
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| | Maha-kasyapa |
| | "There was a Kasyapa Buddha, anterior to Sakyamuni. | | | But this Maha-kasyapa was a Brahman of Magadha, who was converted by Buddha, and became one of his disciples. | | | He is generally known as Maha (Great) Kasyapa, possibly because so many people of that name figure in Buddhist texts. |
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http://www.carrakin.co.uk/skc/faxian/kasyapa.html
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| | WWW Virtual Library: Sigiriya narratives |
| | Kasyapa now thought: "I am sure I'll get killed by my younger brother, better to kill myself." He then cut his throat with his own hand and died. | | | Geiger notes: "According to Chinese sources another embassy came from Ceylon to China, sent by King Kia-che, i.e., Kasyapa, in the year 527 A.D." Geiger says that "it is impossible that this could be Kassapa I," because according to him Kasyapa reigned in 478-96 CE (473-91 according to the University of Ceylon History). | | | Dhatusena had two sons, Kassapa (Kasyapa), by a mother of unequal birth, and the mighty Mugalan, by a mother of equal caste, and also a charming daughter, who was dear to him as his life. |
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| | Chapter Sixteen |
| | Kasyapa Muni therefore inquired from his wife whether the principles of religion, economic development and sense gratification were being properly followed in terms of the sastric injunctions. | | | Kasyapa Muni met his wife, Aditi, in the heavenly planets, but the same misconception extends throughout the entire universe and is also here on earth. | | | When Aditi then expressed her desire to worship Lord Vasudeva, Prajapati Kasyapa told her about a process of worship known as payo-vrata, which is executed in twelve days. |
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| | The History of Sigiriya |
| | However, there is also another version of the Kasyapa story, related by one of the most eminent historians of Sri Lanka, Prof. | | | He claims to have deciphered the story of Sigiry, written by a monk named Ananda in the 15 | | | The Mahavamsa, the ancient historical record of Sri Lanka, describes King Kasyapa as a parricide, who murdered his father King Dhatusena by walling him up alive and then usurping the throne which rightfully belonged to his brother Mogallana. |
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| | Kasyapa - Samhita or Vrddhajivakiya Tantra (Text with English Translation and Commentary ) |
| | Kasyapa-Samhita, the only available source book on Kaumarabhrtya, is presented in the form of compilations of the preachings of god Kasyapa by his disciple Vrddha-Jivaka. | | | With the lapse of time, the book was lost in oblivion and then resurrected by Vatsya, who procured it from an Yaksa named Anayasa. | | | As per description of Kasyapa-Samhita, Vrddha Jivaka is the scribe, who has recapitulated the preachings of Kasyapa. |
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http://www.indiaclub.com/html/7919.htm
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| | pearlofwisdom |
| | Kasyapa> tell me more about yourself first :) | | | Kasyapa> that must have been mary ann hay :) | | | Moondance> i will tell you one thing, choose your question carefully |
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http://www.marymaclane.com/earthdiary/2000/pearl.html
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| | Guru-parampara - 2 |
| | Otherwise known as Vyasaraya and Vyasaraja Swami, as we briefly mentioned, he was the disciple of Brahmanya Tirtha. | | | As previously stated, he took his birth by the blessings of Brahmanya Tirtha. | | | Born around 1460 AD in the village of Bannur in Mysore district, his father's name was Rallanna Sumati and his gotra was Kasyapa. |
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http://www.veda.harekrsna.cz/encyclopedia/parampara2.htm
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| | Kasyapa |
| | In pre-Vedic times, Kasyapa was a primordial god. | | | In Vedic times Kasyapa had Aditi as his consort, and he was the father of the Adityas. | | | His name means tortoise, and he was connected to the cosmic tortoise which made up the universe. |
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http://www.pantheon.org/articles/k/kasyapa.html
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| | Sri Lanka Travel and Hotel Guide |
| | Another great `tank' builder was Dhatusena, who was put to death by his son Kasyapa who made Sigiriya a royal city with his fortress capital on the summit of the rock. | | | Invasion was intermittent and the capital was moved constantly until the Portuguese arrived in 1505, when the chief city was established at Kotte, in the western lowlands. |
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| | Kasyapa : Kashyapa - Wiktionary |
| | Wiktionary does not have an entry for this word yet. | | | If you created an entry under this title previously, it may have been deleted. |
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http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Kasyapa_:_Kashyapa
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| | Bibliography: Disabilities and Childhood in the Middle East and South Asia (H-M) |
| | Detailed chapters on infant and child health care and customary rites, with carefully referenced quotations from Sanskrit medical sources, particularly Kasyapa Samhita. | | | * Santi P. 9, 14, 16, 23, 25, 26, 37, 43, 59, 69, 83, 90, 135, 157, 160, 163, 174, 175, 180 (Kasyapa), 213, 214, 262, 266, 278, 281, 287, 288, 289, 299, 302 (infancy), 304, 314 (Tamas), 342. | | | KUMAR, Abhimanyu (1994) Child Health Care in Ayurveda. |
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http://www.socsci.kun.nl/ped/whp/histeduc/mmiles/mesabib3.html
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| | DBLP: Kasyapa Balemarthy |
| | Yost, Peter H. Bauer, Kasyapa Balemarthy: On the Double Biliniear Transformation and Nonessential Singularities of the Second Kind at Infinity. | | | Coauthor Index - Ask others: ACM DL - ACM Guide - CiteSeer - CSB - Google | | | Kasyapa Balemarthy, Steven C. Bass : General, Linear Boundary Conditions in MD Wave Digital Simulations. |
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http://www.informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/db/indices/a-tree/b/Balemarthy:Kasyapa.html
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