སྟོད་རིངས། | Glossary of Terms

སྟོད་རིངས།

stod rings

koṣṭhila

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Koṣṭhila

The Chapter on Going Forth

Koṣṭhila

སྟོད་རིངས།

stod rings

koṣṭhila

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Maternal uncle of Śāriputra and son of Māṭhara. He went south to study Lokāyata philosophy with Tiṣya. He later returned to study Lokāyata philosophy with an order of wandering ascetics, pledged not to cut his nails so long as he upheld Lokāyata philosophy and became known as Dīrghanakha, “He Who Has Long Fingernails.”

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