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December 11th, 2010 
SUDIMUJA The Nalanda Copperplate was issued by a king of Bengal named Devapaladeva in 860 CE. Written in Devanagari and proto-Bengali, the script constitutes a request from a king of Suvarnadvipa named Balaputradeva to build a monastery in Nalanda, where king Devapaladeva offered five villages to maintain the monastery and support the students. The quotations of […]
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From the arising of this, that arises
The quest for knowledge and the historical development of
ancient seats of learning in the world:
Muarajambi, region of the oldest and longest surviving university in Indonesia
A hypothesis, the enquiry and the questions. Categories
- Chapter I
- Chapter II
- A. Historical Development of the World’s Education
- B. Nalanda – One of the Oldest Seats of Learning in the World
- C. Nalanda Copperplate
- D. Nalanda and Muarajambi
- E. Other Monastic Universities in India
- F. Muarajambi and Contemporary Teachings
- G. The Meeting of Acharya Dipamkara Shrijnana and Acharya Dharmakirti in Suvarnadvipa
- Chapter III
- The Biblography
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