Cave No. 17 Identification: Foucher (1921, narrative no. 4).— In a lotus pond, there lived a big matsya (fish), the...
Cave No. 17 Identification: Oldenburg (1895, narrative no. 9).— Śyāma was the court priest’s devoted son. As the priest and...
Cave No. 17 Identification: Oldenburg (1895, narrative no. 10).— A yakṣa (genius, a class of semi-divine beings) once observed a...
Cave No. 17 Identification: Foucher (1921, narrative no. 19).— The rich merchant, Siṃhala, went on a voyage along with a...
Below is an excerpt from an essay by Prof. Lokesh Chandra, which reveals the raison d'etre of the caves, cave-dwelling,...
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Ajanta Cave 1 The narrative was identified by Foucher (1921, narrative no. 57). The legend is from the life of...
Ajanta Cave 1. The narrative was identified by Griffiths (Burgess 1879, 14). The legend is from the life of the...
If the last 50,000 years of man's existence were divided into lifetimes of approximately sixty-two years each, there have been...