Travels of Fah-Hian and Sung-Yun, Buddhist Pilgrims: From China to India (400 A.D. and 518 A.D.)

Abhidharma according alluded alms bowl Ânanda Arhat arrived Asôka Bikshu Bodhidharma Bôdhisatwa Brahmans Buddhist Burnouf called cave Ceylon Chap chapel CHAPTER China Chinese Chow death Dêvas disciples doctrine dragon dynasty earth east elephant emperor erected existence Fah Hian feet five flowers four Gilgit river going heavens Hidda Hiouen Thsang hundred Hwui Seng India Indus Kanishka Kapilavastu Kartchou Kâsyapa King kingdom Klaproth Kusinagara land Law of Buddha Little Vehicle Loyang Mahawanso miles Mogalan neighbourhood pagoda pilgrims Pitaka place where Buddha precious substances present priests Prince probably Rahat reign relics religious offerings Rémusat resided returned river royal sacred books Sakya Samaneras Sanghârâma Sanscrit Sâriputra says seven precious Shamans Singhalese spot Stanislas Julien stone Sung Yun Sûtra Tartar temple tower town translation tree Tushita Vâisâlî vide Vihâra Vinaya Pitaka Wang whilst worship yôjanas Yuchi