Boudh Gaya
Tiladhak Mahavihara ..... Yes, only Tiladhak Mahavihara is written in the records, it is about 33 kilometer west of Nalanda Mahavihara…. In the seventh century, Xuanzang called it "Tiloshikya Sangaharam", praising it .... It is written that there are four pavilions and three blocks in Tiloshikya Sangharam, high-turrets have been built .... There are three viharas on the intermediate gate road, metal firings and bells all over it, dancing in the air…. Doors - on the windows, on the stairs there is copper carving, gold gilded, there are a thousand bhikkhus… There were other centers of education around the Tiladhak Mahavihara, Etsing has written that there used to be a teacher of Hetuvidya near Tiladh, Wu-hing had read Hetology from them. Chinese traveler Etsing has called it Tiladh and has told that the famous Buddhist philosopher Gyanachandra lived in this Vihara…. The Mughal period historian Abul Fazl mentions it as "Tildah" in "Ain-e-...