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Pali Viet Dictionary - Bản dịch của ngài Bửu Chơn
KALYĀNĪ:[f] người phụ nữ đẹp; tên một con sông bên xứ Tích Lan
Concise Pali-English Dictionary by A.P. Buddhadatta Mahathera
kalyāṇī:[f.] 1.a beautiful woman; 2.name of a river and a town in Ceylon.
Buddhist Dictionary of Pali Proper Names by G P Malalasekera
Kalyāni:A monastery attached to the Kalyāni-cetiya.It was from the earliest times the residence of eminent monks,such as Dhammagutta (the Earth-shaker) and his five hundred colleagues (Mhv.xxxii.51) and of Godattatthera (MA.i.100).Here a thera,called Pindapātiya,once recited the Brahmajāla Sutta,and the earth trembled as he finished his recital (DA.i.131).Near the vihāra was the village of Kāladīghavāpigāma,where monks who lived in the monastery went for alms (SnA.i.70; AA.i.13).
King Kanittha-Tissa built in this monastery an uposatha-hall (Mhv.xxxvi.17).Vijayabāhu III.restored the vihāra,which had been damaged by the Damilas,and reconstructed the cetiya,crowning it with a golden finial.He also built a gate-tower on the eastern side (Cv.lxxxi.59f).
In the fourteenth century Alagakkonāra seems to have bestowed great patronage on the monastery,and to have done many things for its improvement (See Ceylon Antiquary and Literary Register i.152; ii.149,182).
Even in the fifteenth century the monastery was evidently considered one of the chief centres of the Sangha in Ceylon,for we find that the monks,sent by Dhammaceti from Rāmañña to Ceylon,received their ordination in the sīmā of Kalyāni-vihāra,and that on their return they consecrated a sīmā in Pegu known as the Kalyāni-sīmā (Bode,op.cit.,38).
Buddhist Dictionary of Pali Proper Names by G P Malalasekera
Kalyāni:The cetiya built on the spot where the Buddha preached to Maniakkhika and his followers (Mhv.i.75f).According to tradition it enshrined the throne on which the Buddha sat,and has been a place of pilgrimage from that day to this (See,e.g.,VibbA.295; MA.ii.701).
Vohārika-Tissa erected a parasol on the cetiya (Mhv.xxxvi.34).(See also Kalyāni-vihāra.)
Buddhist Dictionary of Pali Proper Names by G P Malalasekera
Kalyānī:The name of a river and of the district near its mouth in Ceylon.The Buddha visited the Kalyāni country in the eighth year after the Enlightenment,in company with five hundred monks,on the second day after the full-moon of Vesākha and,seated on the spot where the Kalyāni-Cetiya was later built,he preached to the Nāgas and their king Maniakkhika,at whose invitation he had come (Sp.i.89; Mhv.i.63,75ff; Dpv.ii.42,53; J.ii.128).
Once a king reigned in Kalyānī named Kalyani-Tissa,who had a daughter Vihāramahādevī.According to the legends connected with her,Kalyānī was at one time much further from the sea than it is now.The sea swallowed up several leagues of land (Mhv.xxii.12ff).King Yatthāla-Tissa built a five-storied pāsāda in the town,which was later restored by Parakkamabāhu II (Cv.lxxxv.64).
The Kalyāni district formed the fighting base of several campaigns.E.g.,Cv.lxi.35,39; lxxii.151.