Ambapali Garden
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Ambapali Garden
菴没羅園・菴羅園 (Pali; Jpn Ammora-on or Anra-on)
Also known as Amrapali Garden or Amra Garden. The garden of mango trees on the outskirts of the city of Vaishali in India offered to Shakyamuni Buddha and his followers by Ambapali(Skt Amrapali), a courtesan in Vaishali. Amba means mango tree.
Amrapali Garden
菴没羅園・菴羅園 (Skt; Jpn Ammora-on or Anra-on)
Also known as Ambapali Garden. See; Ambapali Garden.
See also; Ambapali.