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Overview of all India history concepts:
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11 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Buddhist temple refers to: Places of worship that the Rodiya community visits occasionally, but from which they are generally excluded... A place of worship for the Buddhist community, often serving as a spiritual center for the village.
Buddhist temple refers to: Places of worship that the Rodiya community visits occasionally, but from which they are generally excluded... A place of worship for the Buddhist community, often serving as a spiritual center for the village.
11 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Deva refers to: Celestial beings or gods in the Buddhist context, who were converted by Buddha's teachings and participated in his honor... Devas are gods and anthropomorphic goddesses consecrated in temples and shrines.
Deva refers to: Celestial beings or gods in the Buddhist context, who were converted by Buddha's teachings and participated in his honor... Devas are gods and anthropomorphic goddesses consecrated in temples and shrines.
11 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Jataka refers to: Stories of Buddha's previous lives, illustrating moral lessons, and mentioned during Buddha's teachings... Stories of the previous births of Buddha that are significant in Buddhist literature.
Jataka refers to: Stories of Buddha's previous lives, illustrating moral lessons, and mentioned during Buddha's teachings... Stories of the previous births of Buddha that are significant in Buddhist literature.
11 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Deity refers to: A divine being that helps the Prince after he jumps into the oil vessel, guiding him on his quest... A divine being to whom the blind man pleads for assistance, showing his desperation and reliance on higher powers.
Deity refers to: A divine being that helps the Prince after he jumps into the oil vessel, guiding him on his quest... A divine being to whom the blind man pleads for assistance, showing his desperation and reliance on higher powers.
11 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Night refers to: The time during which goats are mysteriously disappearing... Symbolizes the unknown and the inevitable closure of life, contrasting the quest for enlightenment in Kasi.
Night refers to: The time during which goats are mysteriously disappearing... Symbolizes the unknown and the inevitable closure of life, contrasting the quest for enlightenment in Kasi.
10 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Gold and silver refers to: Precious metals found abundantly in the country of Po-lo-lo (Bolor) with specific mention of the distinct color of the gold... The country is rich in supplies due to the quantities of gold and silver found there.
Gold and silver refers to: Precious metals found abundantly in the country of Po-lo-lo (Bolor) with specific mention of the distinct color of the gold... The country is rich in supplies due to the quantities of gold and silver found there.
10 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Drinking water refers to: The essential act of consuming water, highlighted as a critical need for survival among the animals... The water drawn by priests from wells created at places important to the early life of the prince.
Drinking water refers to: The essential act of consuming water, highlighted as a critical need for survival among the animals... The water drawn by priests from wells created at places important to the early life of the prince.
10 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Sick man refers to: Refers to the husband of the younger witch who becomes ill after the witches consume his organs... A person suffering from an illness, used to emphasize limitations compared to health and vigor.
Sick man refers to: Refers to the husband of the younger witch who becomes ill after the witches consume his organs... A person suffering from an illness, used to emphasize limitations compared to health and vigor.
10 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Bhikshu refers to: Monks or spiritual followers who practiced under the teachings of Buddha... Monks in the Buddhist tradition who uphold strict religious discipline, referenced in the context of a convocation in Vaishali.
Bhikshu refers to: Monks or spiritual followers who practiced under the teachings of Buddha... Monks in the Buddhist tradition who uphold strict religious discipline, referenced in the context of a convocation in Vaishali.
10 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Villagers refers to: The community members who are brought in to mediate the quarrel... The community members who are affected by Loku-Appu's actions, particularly the tom-tom beaters and the old women.
Villagers refers to: The community members who are brought in to mediate the quarrel... The community members who are affected by Loku-Appu's actions, particularly the tom-tom beaters and the old women.
9 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
White garment refers to: The garments worn by the Rakshasa's boys, which the youngest youth took to disguise himself... Fabric tied inside the house in the jungle, according to the King's specifications for seizing the Yaka.
White garment refers to: The garments worn by the Rakshasa's boys, which the youngest youth took to disguise himself... Fabric tied inside the house in the jungle, according to the King's specifications for seizing the Yaka.
9 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Foreign country refers to: A place that King Vikram traveled to, different from his own kingdom of Ujjain... A land outside of one's own nation; the husband of the youngest daughter-in-law discusses the possibility of going to a foreign country to seek better opportunities for his family.
Foreign country refers to: A place that King Vikram traveled to, different from his own kingdom of Ujjain... A land outside of one's own nation; the husband of the youngest daughter-in-law discusses the possibility of going to a foreign country to seek better opportunities for his family.
9 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Great Assembly refers to: An important convocation held by Maha-Kashyapa to compile the Buddhist scriptures after Tathagata's Nirvana... Refers to a significant gathering organized by the king, likely for religious or community purposes.
Great Assembly refers to: An important convocation held by Maha-Kashyapa to compile the Buddhist scriptures after Tathagata's Nirvana... Refers to a significant gathering organized by the king, likely for religious or community purposes.
9 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Three months refers to: A period of time that passes while the Gamarala and his wife neglect the millet chena... The period it took for the water to diminish enough for the earth to be formed after the sand was placed on the water by Great Vishnu.
Three months refers to: A period of time that passes while the Gamarala and his wife neglect the millet chena... The period it took for the water to diminish enough for the earth to be formed after the sand was placed on the water by Great Vishnu.
9 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Family affairs refers to: The management and conduct of the daily life and responsibilities of the household... Personal matters relating to one’s family, which the disciple abandoned to pursue a more ascetic lifestyle.
Family affairs refers to: The management and conduct of the daily life and responsibilities of the household... Personal matters relating to one’s family, which the disciple abandoned to pursue a more ascetic lifestyle.
9 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Religious devotion refers to: The deep commitment and dedication exhibited by individuals, particularly the Chinese pilgrims, towards their religious beliefs and practices... The strong commitment to worship and spiritual practices central to the characters and themes found in Mahipati’s narratives.
Religious devotion refers to: The deep commitment and dedication exhibited by individuals, particularly the Chinese pilgrims, towards their religious beliefs and practices... The strong commitment to worship and spiritual practices central to the characters and themes found in Mahipati’s narratives.
9 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Religious worship refers to: Refers to the ceremonies and rituals performed by the Pashupata heretics in their temple... The practice conducted by Buddhist pilgrims from various countries who visit the Cock’s-foot mountain to honor Kasyapa.
Religious worship refers to: Refers to the ceremonies and rituals performed by the Pashupata heretics in their temple... The practice conducted by Buddhist pilgrims from various countries who visit the Cock’s-foot mountain to honor Kasyapa.
9 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Bali refers to: A type of ritual offering that is part of the daily rituals performed, indicating the nature of the spiritual practices... The grandson of Pralhad who was tricked by Vishnu in his Vamana avatar to reclaim his power.
Bali refers to: A type of ritual offering that is part of the daily rituals performed, indicating the nature of the spiritual practices... The grandson of Pralhad who was tricked by Vishnu in his Vamana avatar to reclaim his power.
9 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Lotu refers to: A miraculous plant that sprang up when the Bhikshu was thrust into boiling water, allowing him to take a seat upon it... Symbolic of Indian culture and the synthesis of various influences, preferred by Dutt over other flowers in her poetry.
Lotu refers to: A miraculous plant that sprang up when the Bhikshu was thrust into boiling water, allowing him to take a seat upon it... Symbolic of Indian culture and the synthesis of various influences, preferred by Dutt over other flowers in her poetry.
8 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Great respect refers to: The high regard and reverence shown by the people towards the law of Buddha... Indicates the high regard with which Vishnu treats the offerings from Tuka, showcasing his benevolence.
Great respect refers to: The high regard and reverence shown by the people towards the law of Buddha... Indicates the high regard with which Vishnu treats the offerings from Tuka, showcasing his benevolence.
8 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Rich merchant refers to: A wealthy businessman targeted by one of the thieves for theft, who was initially deceived into thinking he had lost his money... A wealthy individual who became infatuated with the Rani and ultimately seized her.
Rich merchant refers to: A wealthy businessman targeted by one of the thieves for theft, who was initially deceived into thinking he had lost his money... A wealthy individual who became infatuated with the Rani and ultimately seized her.
8 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
False charge refers to: The unjust accusation that leads to the Prince's imprisonment, showcasing a plot twist in the story... An accusation made against the Raja that is proven untrue, leading to him receiving compensation from the townspeople.
False charge refers to: The unjust accusation that leads to the Prince's imprisonment, showcasing a plot twist in the story... An accusation made against the Raja that is proven untrue, leading to him receiving compensation from the townspeople.
8 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Foreign land refers to: A place that is unfamiliar or different from one's home, often evoking feelings of dislocation or isolation... The context in which the Paharias found themselves, indicating that they were away from their home villages and cultural norms.
Foreign land refers to: A place that is unfamiliar or different from one's home, often evoking feelings of dislocation or isolation... The context in which the Paharias found themselves, indicating that they were away from their home villages and cultural norms.
8 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Ashoka refers to: A Buddhist sovereign descended from Chandragupta, believed to have connections to the legends of Udyana... A king who sought to discover the depths of the ladders and increased his faith upon uncovering them.
Ashoka refers to: A Buddhist sovereign descended from Chandragupta, believed to have connections to the legends of Udyana... A king who sought to discover the depths of the ladders and increased his faith upon uncovering them.
8 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Mahadeva refers to: A learned priest whose nonconformist views attracted followers, causing concern among traditional Arhats... A name used to refer to Lord Shiva, indicating the devotion held by kings, such as Kumaragupta I, towards this deity within the broader context of Hindu worship.
Mahadeva refers to: A learned priest whose nonconformist views attracted followers, causing concern among traditional Arhats... A name used to refer to Lord Shiva, indicating the devotion held by kings, such as Kumaragupta I, towards this deity within the broader context of Hindu worship.
8 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Food refers to: The general term for nourishment that cannot be consumed by the woman on the day of the cake offerings... The sustenance Gorakshanath is demanding, specifically fried hot cakes, which he feels is essential to his journey.
Food refers to: The general term for nourishment that cannot be consumed by the woman on the day of the cake offerings... The sustenance Gorakshanath is demanding, specifically fried hot cakes, which he feels is essential to his journey.
8 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Mountain refers to: Representing a natural entity that the Wind identifies as stronger, emphasizing the thematic idea of relative power... A geographical feature that the Prince can create for protection using the stone given by the second king.
Mountain refers to: Representing a natural entity that the Wind identifies as stronger, emphasizing the thematic idea of relative power... A geographical feature that the Prince can create for protection using the stone given by the second king.
8 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Friend refers to: The term used by the Crow when addressing the Darter, highlighting a semblance of camaraderie despite the conflict... Refers to the two visitors who misinterpreted the father-in-law's words and feared for their lives.
Friend refers to: The term used by the Crow when addressing the Darter, highlighting a semblance of camaraderie despite the conflict... Refers to the two visitors who misinterpreted the father-in-law's words and feared for their lives.
8 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Beggar refers to: A man who, after begging, confronts the King with a proposal to gamble, leading to unexpected events... The state of the Carpenter’s son after being separated from his family, leading him to a new life.
Beggar refers to: A man who, after begging, confronts the King with a proposal to gamble, leading to unexpected events... The state of the Carpenter’s son after being separated from his family, leading him to a new life.
8 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Keyword refers to: mantras.. tomb
Keyword refers to: mantras.. tomb
7 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Cow dung refers to: Animal waste used for smearing the ground as part of the sacrificial preparation process... The unexpected result of the golden cow, highlighting the theme of deception within the story.
Cow dung refers to: Animal waste used for smearing the ground as part of the sacrificial preparation process... The unexpected result of the golden cow, highlighting the theme of deception within the story.
7 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Great festival refers to: An event of significance celebrated on a specific day, marked by joy and communal gathering... Celebrations arranged by the King to honor the Prince after his return from war.
Great festival refers to: An event of significance celebrated on a specific day, marked by joy and communal gathering... Celebrations arranged by the King to honor the Prince after his return from war.
7 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Great fear refers to: A condition experienced by the Boar as it approaches the Lion, indicating the peril it feels in the presence of the predator... The intense emotion felt by the priests when confronted with the situation regarding the hair.
Great fear refers to: A condition experienced by the Boar as it approaches the Lion, indicating the peril it feels in the presence of the predator... The intense emotion felt by the priests when confronted with the situation regarding the hair.
7 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Beautiful daughter refers to: The grown-up daughter of the Panditaya who advises him on how to respond to the King's impossible request, ultimately helping to save his life... Refers to Vanka, the cherished and attractive daughter of Raka and Banka.
Beautiful daughter refers to: The grown-up daughter of the Panditaya who advises him on how to respond to the King's impossible request, ultimately helping to save his life... Refers to Vanka, the cherished and attractive daughter of Raka and Banka.
7 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Garuda refers to: The powerful king of birds and vehicle of Vishnu, known for freeing his mother from slavery... A mythical bird identified with the king of birds, depicted with horns, central to the cultural symbolism of the Bya ru in Zhangzhung.
Garuda refers to: The powerful king of birds and vehicle of Vishnu, known for freeing his mother from slavery... A mythical bird identified with the king of birds, depicted with horns, central to the cultural symbolism of the Bya ru in Zhangzhung.
7 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Sugar cane refers to: A plant abundant in the kingdom of Gandhara, from which the local population prepares solid sugar... The food item that the King and Queen are eating, which attracts the male Red Ant and his wife.
Sugar cane refers to: A plant abundant in the kingdom of Gandhara, from which the local population prepares solid sugar... The food item that the King and Queen are eating, which attracts the male Red Ant and his wife.
7 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Elephant refers to: A large animal that the quail asked to make muddy the water-pot, after the water-pot did not quench the fire... An animal given to the boy in exchange for the cloth tree; it was later made to eat gold coins.
Elephant refers to: A large animal that the quail asked to make muddy the water-pot, after the water-pot did not quench the fire... An animal given to the boy in exchange for the cloth tree; it was later made to eat gold coins.
7 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Hunting refers to: An activity Sokka engages in to kill a bull for food, justifying his actions by claiming it was necessary... The activity the two boys engage in, spending all their time in pursuit of game and completely devoted to it.
Hunting refers to: An activity Sokka engages in to kill a bull for food, justifying his actions by claiming it was necessary... The activity the two boys engage in, spending all their time in pursuit of game and completely devoted to it.
7 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Fakir refers to: A spiritual figure referenced in a folk-tale who splits a King and creates a wife from half of his body, serving as a thematic comparison... A spiritual ascetic or religious mendicant, often associated with mystical practices and teachings.
Fakir refers to: A spiritual figure referenced in a folk-tale who splits a King and creates a wife from half of his body, serving as a thematic comparison... A spiritual ascetic or religious mendicant, often associated with mystical practices and teachings.
7 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Fate refers to: One of the three sources of affliction acknowledged in the context of devotees' experiences... The predestined outcome of Kora's journey and his interactions with the Rashas and the villagers.
Fate refers to: One of the three sources of affliction acknowledged in the context of devotees' experiences... The predestined outcome of Kora's journey and his interactions with the Rashas and the villagers.
7 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Bridegroom refers to: The man who was to marry the Gamarala's daughter and ended up facing tragic circumstances... The five young men who were identified for marriage to the daughters of the Chandmuni Raja.
Bridegroom refers to: The man who was to marry the Gamarala's daughter and ended up facing tragic circumstances... The five young men who were identified for marriage to the daughters of the Chandmuni Raja.
6 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Food and drink refers to: Basic necessities that the blind man struggles to obtain while waiting for his wife, emphasizing his vulnerability... The culinary customs that are similar among the people of the middle country.
Food and drink refers to: Basic necessities that the blind man struggles to obtain while waiting for his wife, emphasizing his vulnerability... The culinary customs that are similar among the people of the middle country.
6 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Two sons refers to: The offspring of the Raja and his second wife, who brought joy to the family... The offspring of the rich family who were pivotal characters in the story.
Two sons refers to: The offspring of the Raja and his second wife, who brought joy to the family... The offspring of the rich family who were pivotal characters in the story.
6 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Meritorious deed refers to: An act performed by the Princess to help the less fortunate, including the Carpenter’s son... Good actions performed by the King which resulted in the birth of five children.
Meritorious deed refers to: An act performed by the Princess to help the less fortunate, including the Carpenter’s son... Good actions performed by the King which resulted in the birth of five children.
6 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Good manner refers to: Refers to the happy and prosperous life that the Prince and Princess lead after reuniting with their parents... A standard of conduct associated with social propriety, which the king's daughter is said to lack.
Good manner refers to: Refers to the happy and prosperous life that the Prince and Princess lead after reuniting with their parents... A standard of conduct associated with social propriety, which the king's daughter is said to lack.
6 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Pataliputra refers to: An ancient city, generally identified with Patna in Bihar, noted as the original homeland of certain brahmanas who migrated southward... The name given to the city during a later historical period, marking its significance and transformation.
Pataliputra refers to: An ancient city, generally identified with Patna in Bihar, noted as the original homeland of certain brahmanas who migrated southward... The name given to the city during a later historical period, marking its significance and transformation.
6 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Gold refers to: A promised reward by the Jackal to the tom-tom beaters which symbolizes deceit and the false hopes that lead to their disappointment... The precious metal that the cow is expected to drop, symbolizing wealth.
Gold refers to: A promised reward by the Jackal to the tom-tom beaters which symbolizes deceit and the false hopes that lead to their disappointment... The precious metal that the cow is expected to drop, symbolizing wealth.
6 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Fish refers to: A character who was the reborn dead man that rescued the Prince from drowning... The first incarnation in the Dashavatar, symbolizing the emergence of life from water.
Fish refers to: A character who was the reborn dead man that rescued the Prince from drowning... The first incarnation in the Dashavatar, symbolizing the emergence of life from water.
6 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Sweetmeat refers to: Delicacies that the cow provided, which were secretly given to the elder brother’s son by the younger brother... Food offerings made to Ganapati during worship, believed to curry favor and enhance blessings.
Sweetmeat refers to: Delicacies that the cow provided, which were secretly given to the elder brother’s son by the younger brother... Food offerings made to Ganapati during worship, believed to curry favor and enhance blessings.
5 concepts in 2 Regional topics and 5 sources.
Second day refers to: The time frame indicating when the King officially marries the Gamarala’s daughter... The specific day in each month when the ritual takes place, coinciding with the moon's rise.
Second day refers to: The time frame indicating when the King officially marries the Gamarala’s daughter... The specific day in each month when the ritual takes place, coinciding with the moon's rise.