Many earliest Buddhist sources mentioned about six, Mahanagaras of North India. They are....

The correct answer is Taxila, Saketa, Rajagriha, Champa, Kasi and Kausambi.Many earliest Buddhist sources mentioned about six, MAHANAGARAS of North India.They are Taxila, Saketa, Rajagriha, Champa, kasi and Kausambi. Buddhist Texts:The most important sources of Buddhism are the Tripitakas / Tipitaka written in the Pali language.They are Sutta Pitaka, Vinaya Pitaka, Abhidhamma Pitaka.Dhammapada: A part of the Khuddaka Nikaya of the Sutta Pitaka.It contains a collection of the sayings of the Buddha in verse form.MILINDA Panha:The literal meaning in Pali – Questions of Milinda.It was written around 100 BC.It contains a dialogue between the Indo-Greek King Menander I or Milinda of BACTRIA and sage Nagasena where Milinda asks questions on Buddhism to the sage.Buddhacharita:It is an epic POEM COMPOSED in Sanskrit by Ashvaghosha in the early 2nd century AD.It is about the life of the Buddha.