Definition of Kalpas

1. kalpa [n] - See also: kalpa

Lexicographical Neighbors of Kalpas

kalokagathia
kalon
kalong
kalongs
kalonji
kalopsia
kalotype
kalotypes
kaloyer
kaloyers
kalpa
kalpac
kalpacs
kalpak
kalpaks
kalpas (current term)
kalpis
kalpises
kalsilite
kalsilites
kalsomine
kalsomined
kalsomines
kalsomining
kalua
kalua pig
kalumpang
kalumpit
kalumpits
kaluresis

Literary usage of Kalpas

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Lectures on the Science of Religion by Friedrich Max Müller (1872)
"never exceeds eight kalpas. They are there spiritual beings ... (duration, four kalpas). (6) Abh'isvara (duration, eight kalpas). ..."

2. The History of India from the Earliest Ages by James Talboys Wheeler (1869)
"HISTORY OF made to reconcile the duration of the kalpas with PART v. the duration of the ... kalpas."

3. A Manual of Budhism, in Its Modern Development by Robert Spence Hardy (1860)
"100000 kalpas previous to the Maha Bhadra kalpa, there was one Budha, ... In the Manda-kalpa, 30000 kalpas previous to the present kalpa, there were two ..."

4. Guide to Buddahood: Being a Standard Manual of Chinese Buddhism by Timothy Richard (1907)
"Their life lasts through 20 small kalpas. Their bodies are a yojana in height ... These kalpas are periods during which a physical -universe is formed and ..."

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