Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Khema> ?p ?o. }
Showing items 1 to 63 of
63
with 100 items per page.
- Khema abstract "Khema was one of the two chief female disciples of Buddha (the other being Uppalavanna).The name Khema means well-composed and she was quite beautiful. The nun belonged to the royal family of Magadha and was one of the chief queens of King Bimbisara. She did not want to meet the Buddha as she knew he did not care much about beauty, and she was very self conscious about hers. She heard about the Buddha from her husband who encouraged her to hear his sermons and told her how beautiful Buddha's monastery was. Very interested in seeing beautiful things, decked out in royal splendor, she went to the monastery of Lord Buddha. There Buddha saw her approaching and created an exceptionally beautiful maiden by his side, whose beauty surpassed her own. Khema was captivated, seeing this, Buddha slowly aged the maiden :Khema saw the maiden's beautiful skin wrinkle, her hair change to gray and her body age. She then saw the body collapse with age and pass away, leaving behind just a corpse, which in turn changed to a heap of bones. Understanding that all conditioned phenomena were impermanent, Khema realized that the same would happen to her. How could she retain her beauty when this exquisite vision aged and decomposed before her very eyes?Khema was finally willing to listen to Buddha, after his sermons, she attained full enlightenment, she became an arahant. With her husband's permission, she joined the order of nuns.".
- Khema wikiPageExternalLink id10.html.
- Khema wikiPageExternalLink pageload.php?book=005&page=03.
- Khema wikiPageExternalLink 2.
- Khema wikiPageID "6032641".
- Khema wikiPageRevisionID "593854388".
- Khema background "#FFD068".
- Khema color "black".
- Khema hasPhotoCollection Khema.
- Khema name "Khema".
- Khema occupation "bhikkhuni, one of the two chief female disciples of Buddha".
- Khema shortDescription "Disciple of Gautama Buddha".
- Khema teacher Gautama_Buddha.
- Khema description "Disciple of Gautama Buddha".
- Khema description "Disciple of Gautama Buddha".
- Khema subject Category:6th-century_BC_women.
- Khema subject Category:Arahants.
- Khema subject Category:Buddhism_and_women.
- Khema subject Category:Disciples_of_Gautama_Buddha.
- Khema subject Category:Year_of_birth_unknown.
- Khema subject Category:Year_of_death_unknown.
- Khema type 6th-centuryBCWomen.
- Khema type Adult109605289.
- Khema type CausalAgent100007347.
- Khema type Disciple110016103.
- Khema type DisciplesOfGautamaBuddha.
- Khema type Female109619168.
- Khema type Follower110099375.
- Khema type LivingThing100004258.
- Khema type Object100002684.
- Khema type Organism100004475.
- Khema type Person100007846.
- Khema type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Khema type Whole100003553.
- Khema type Woman110787470.
- Khema type YagoLegalActor.
- Khema type YagoLegalActorGeo.
- Khema type Agent.
- Khema type Person.
- Khema type Religious.
- Khema type Person.
- Khema type Q215627.
- Khema type Q5.
- Khema type Agent.
- Khema type NaturalPerson.
- Khema type Thing.
- Khema type Person.
- Khema comment "Khema was one of the two chief female disciples of Buddha (the other being Uppalavanna).The name Khema means well-composed and she was quite beautiful. The nun belonged to the royal family of Magadha and was one of the chief queens of King Bimbisara. She did not want to meet the Buddha as she knew he did not care much about beauty, and she was very self conscious about hers.".
- Khema label "Khema".
- Khema label "Khema".
- Khema label "Khema".
- Khema label "Кхема".
- Khema label "讖摩".
- Khema sameAs Khema.
- Khema sameAs Khema.
- Khema sameAs Khema.
- Khema sameAs m.0fllgb.
- Khema sameAs Q2627201.
- Khema sameAs Q2627201.
- Khema sameAs Khema.
- Khema wasDerivedFrom Khema?oldid=593854388.
- Khema isPrimaryTopicOf Khema.
- Khema name "Khema".