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Nalanda — the monastic university site

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Buddhist / Mahayana - Nalanda ruins, Nalanda, Bihar (25.1352°N, 85.4439°E) See main manjushri-bodhnath-nalanda. Additional: ASI manages the 14-hectare ruins. Archaeological finds from 2006 suggest much of the university remains unexcavated. Nalanda University (modern, founded 2014) is 25 km away.

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Scholarly sourceBook
A. K. Warder. Indian Buddhism (1970)
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James G. Lochtefeld. The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Hinduism (2002)
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Scholarly sourceGazetteer
Multiple District Gazetteer (state-specific)
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Buddhism — Wikipedia
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Buddha, traditional attribution. Dhammapada

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