Mayūra-pariveṇa
PersonA building attached to the Mahāvihāra, erected by King Buddhadāsa, later rebuilt at a lower height by Dhātusena and subsequently restored and endowed by later kings.
A building attached to the Mahāvihāra and built by King Buddhadāsa.
Two villages, Samana and Golapānu, were given for its maintenance (Cv.xxxvii.172; also Cv. Trs.i.16, n.2.).
The building was twenty-five cubits high; Dhātusena removed it and replaced it by a building twenty-one cubits high (Cv.xxxviii.52).
It was restored by Mahānāga (Cv.xli.100), while Dāṭhopatissa II (s.v. Hatthadāṭha). gave to it the village of Kesagāma (Cv.xlv.28). v.l. Morapariveṇa.
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