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Sankissa (anche Sankasia, Sankassa e Sanka … Sankissa (anche Sankasia, Sankassa e Sankasya) era un'antica città dell'India. La città divenne famosa al tempo di Gautama Buddha. Secondo una fonte buddhista, era a trenta leghe da Savatthi. Dopo il Mahaparinirvana (morte) del Buddha Gautama, il re Ashoka sviluppò questo luogo e installò nella città uno dei suoi famosi pilastri di Ashoka. Fece anche costruire uno stupa e un tempio per commemorare la visita del Buddha. Questo tempio esiste ancora oggi e le rovine dello stupa sono presenti anche come tempio di Vishari Devi. Si dice che il nome Visahari Devi sia indirizzato alla madre del Buddha, Maya. Discesa del Buddha dal cielo Trayastrimsa a Sankissa. Attualmente ospita rovine di antichi monasteri e monumenti buddhisti. È raramente visitata dai pellegrini poiché è difficile da raggiungere e non ci sono molte strutture. Dopo molto tempo Alexander Cunningham scoprì il luogo nel 1842. Ottantasette anni dopo, Sir Anagarika Dharmapala (Sri Lanka) venne qui per una ricerca spirituale. Nel 1957 Panditha Madabawita Wijesoma Thero (Sri Lanka) venne a 'Sankissa' per alcuni anni e avviò una scuola buddista (Wijesoma Widyalaya) per i poveri. Sankissa è ora identificato con Sankisa Basantapura sulla riva nord del fiume Ikkhumati (Kalinadi), tra Kampil e Kannauj, a 37 km a ovest di Fatehgarh, 40 a sud di Kaimganj e 72 a nord di Kannauj, nel distretto di Farrukhabad nello stato dell'Uttar Pradesh.arrukhabad nello stato dell'Uttar Pradesh.
, 桑伽施（英語：Sankassa），佛教八大圣地之一，为释迦牟尼自忉利天返回臨降處。 桑伽施国为位于恒河流域的古国，又译僧伽尸沙国、僧迦施国、僧迦奢国、僧迦舍国、僧柯奢国、桑迦尸国。《大唐西域記》稱為劫比他國，從它向東南行不到200里到達曲女城。在法显途經時，此地雜學大乘佛教和小乘佛教。玄奘途經時，此地只學小乘正量部並有大量印度教大自在天信徒。
, 산카샤(Sankassa) · 산카시아(Sankasia) · 산키사(Sanki … 산카샤(Sankassa) · 산카시아(Sankasia) · 산키사(Sankissa) 또는 산카시(Sankasy)는 인도의 델리 동남쪽 파그나에서 11 km 떨어진 촌락이다. 불교 전통에 따르면, 고타마 붓다가 어머니 마야부인을 위해 도리천에 올라가 법을 설하고 33천에 불법을 편 후 다시 세상으로 내려올 때 하강한 곳으로, 인간과 하늘 세계를 잇는 상징적인 의미를 지닌 장소이다. 일찍이 많은 승원과 대탑이 건립되어 불교 성지 순례자의 발길이 이어지던 곳으로 "아소카왕의 코끼리 도시"라 하기도 했다. 지금은 석가족의 후손들이 살고 있는 조그마한 마을이다.시"라 하기도 했다. 지금은 석가족의 후손들이 살고 있는 조그마한 마을이다.
, Sankissa ou Sankassa est une ancienne cité située dans l'Uttar Pradesh en Inde.
, サンカーシャ（僧伽舎、Sankasia）は、仏教における八大聖地の1つ。
, Sankissa (also Sankasia, Sankassa and Sank … Sankissa (also Sankasia, Sankassa and Sankasya) was an ancient city in India. The city came into prominence at the time of Gautama Buddha. According to a Buddhist source, it was thirty leagues from Savatthi. After the Gautama Buddha's Mahaparinirvana (passing away) king Ashoka developed this place and installed one of his famous Pillars of Ashoka in the city, from which the elephant capital survives. He also built a stupa and a temple commemorating the visit of the Buddha. This temple exists even today and the ruins of the stupa are also present as a temple of Vishari Devi. It is said that the name Visahari Devi is given to the mother of the Buddha. Currently it has ruins of old monasteries and Buddhist monuments. It is rarely visited by pilgrims since it is difficult to go to, and there are not many facilities. After a long time Alexander Cunningham (British) discovered the place in 1842. Eighty-seven years later Sir Anagarika Dharmapala (Sri Lanka) came here on spiritual quest. In 1957 Panditha Madabawita Wijesoma Thero (Sri Lanka) came to 'Sankissa' for few years and started a Buddhist school (Wijesoma Widyalaya) for poor people. Sankissa is now identified with Sankisa Basantapura on the north bank of the river (Kalinadi), between Kampil and Kannauj, twenty-three miles west of Fatehgarh, twenty-five south of Kaimganj and forty-five north of Kannauj, in Farrukhabad district of Uttar Pradesh state of India. district of Uttar Pradesh state of India.
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, 산카샤(Sankassa) · 산카시아(Sankasia) · 산키사(Sanki … 산카샤(Sankassa) · 산카시아(Sankasia) · 산키사(Sankissa) 또는 산카시(Sankasy)는 인도의 델리 동남쪽 파그나에서 11 km 떨어진 촌락이다. 불교 전통에 따르면, 고타마 붓다가 어머니 마야부인을 위해 도리천에 올라가 법을 설하고 33천에 불법을 편 후 다시 세상으로 내려올 때 하강한 곳으로, 인간과 하늘 세계를 잇는 상징적인 의미를 지닌 장소이다. 일찍이 많은 승원과 대탑이 건립되어 불교 성지 순례자의 발길이 이어지던 곳으로 "아소카왕의 코끼리 도시"라 하기도 했다. 지금은 석가족의 후손들이 살고 있는 조그마한 마을이다.시"라 하기도 했다. 지금은 석가족의 후손들이 살고 있는 조그마한 마을이다.
, Sankissa ou Sankassa est une ancienne cité située dans l'Uttar Pradesh en Inde.
, サンカーシャ（僧伽舎、Sankasia）は、仏教における八大聖地の1つ。
, 桑伽施（英語：Sankassa），佛教八大圣地之一，为释迦牟尼自忉利天返回臨降處。 桑伽施国为位于恒河流域的古国，又译僧伽尸沙国、僧迦施国、僧迦奢国、僧迦舍国、僧柯奢国、桑迦尸国。《大唐西域記》稱為劫比他國，從它向東南行不到200里到達曲女城。在法显途經時，此地雜學大乘佛教和小乘佛教。玄奘途經時，此地只學小乘正量部並有大量印度教大自在天信徒。
, Sankissa (anche Sankasia, Sankassa e Sanka … Sankissa (anche Sankasia, Sankassa e Sankasya) era un'antica città dell'India. La città divenne famosa al tempo di Gautama Buddha. Secondo una fonte buddhista, era a trenta leghe da Savatthi. Dopo il Mahaparinirvana (morte) del Buddha Gautama, il re Ashoka sviluppò questo luogo e installò nella città uno dei suoi famosi pilastri di Ashoka. Fece anche costruire uno stupa e un tempio per commemorare la visita del Buddha. Questo tempio esiste ancora oggi e le rovine dello stupa sono presenti anche come tempio di Vishari Devi. Si dice che il nome Visahari Devi sia indirizzato alla madre del Buddha, Maya.a indirizzato alla madre del Buddha, Maya.
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