Articles discussing Rajagriha
Slavery as known from the Buddhist Pali Sources
Madan Mohan Singh · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1963
“The Vinaya texts,! the Nikayas® and the Jitakas frequently refer ૬૦ both male and female slaves found in the toyal harem,® or 10 the households of rich persons in capital cities, like Rajagriha,® or in the houses of villagers.®”
Sanctity of Animal Life in Jain Literature
V. G. Nair · Jinamanjari, 2003
“The frog of Rajagriha, the capital of king Srel}ika Bimbuisira, fully imbued with deep rooted spirit and devotion to offer worship with a flower at the sacred feet of Arhant Mahavira is unbounded by joy arising from noble thoughts.”
Dhannya-Safibhadra (Short Story)
A Unique Hariti Image from Gandhara
An Appeal for a Jain Dharamsala in Simla
The Jaina Gazette, 1929