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The Khotanese Sudhanavadana Tatva-Samsodhana-Samsat Sri Vidyamanya Prakasana Sri Hrsikesa Tirtha Samsthanam What does one then do
The Khotanese Sudhanavadana Tatva-Samsodhana-Samsat Sri Vidyamanya Prakasana Sri Hrsikesa Tirtha Samsthanam What does one then do
The Khotanese Sudhanavadana Tatva-Samsodhana-Samsat Sri Vidyamanya Prakasana Sri Hrsikesa Tirtha Samsthanam What does one then do
The Khotanese Sudhanavadana Tatva-Samsodhana-Samsat Sri Vidyamanya Prakasana Sri Hrsikesa Tirtha Samsthanam What does one then do

The Khotanese Sudhanavadana Tatva-Samsodhana-Samsat Sri Vidyamanya Prakasana Sri Hrsikesa Tirtha Samsthanam What does one then do

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The Khotanese Sudhanavadana Tatva-Samsodhana-Samsat Sri Vidyamanya Prakasana Sri Hrsikesa Tirtha Samsthanam What does one then doThe Sudhanavadana is a 10th century poem written in Khotanese, a Middle Iranian Language spoken in Central Asia and used to compile Buddhist works. The agreeable tale relates a previous life of Buddha: that of prince Sudhana and his wife, the fairy princess Manohara. At the core of the work is Sudhana's journey in search of his lost consort. The poem is preserved in three virtually complete manuscripts and seven fragments all found in Dunhuang. The

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What does one then do

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which is the result of the collaboration of so many different personalities

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The Khotanese Sudhanavadana Tatva-Samsodhana-Samsat Sri Vidyamanya Prakasana Sri Hrsikesa Tirtha Samsthanam What does one then doThe Sudhanavadana is a 10th century poem written in Khotanese, a Middle Iranian Language spoken in Central Asia and used to compile Buddhist works. The agreeable tale relates a previous life of Buddha: that of prince Sudhana and his wife, the fairy princess Manohara. At the core of the work is Sudhana's journey in search of his lost consort. The poem is preserved in three virtually complete manuscripts and seven fragments all found in Dunhuang. The

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