Religious place of buddhist.
One of the main bus stands in Kathmandu
There is a Buddhist legend of the story of the building of the stupa. The legend begins with an apsara in a previous life, Jadzima (Wylie: bya rdzi ma). Jadzima was born into an ordinary family of the earth after the reduction of her religious merit from the heaven. She had four husbands and gave birth to four sons from each of her husbands. Tadzibu (Wylie: rta rdzi'i bu) was born of a horse trader, Pakdzibu (Wylie: phag rdzi'i bu) from a pig trader, Khyidzibu (Wylie: khyi rdzi'i bu) from a dog trader and Jadzibu (Wylie: bya rdzi'i bu) from a poultry business man. All four had a deep respect for religion and decided to construct the largest stupa. The land necessary for the stupa was made available by Majadzima (Wylie: ma bya rdzi ma), and construction was started soon after. The construction materials, soil, brick, and stone, were carried on elephants, horses, donkeys and other animals to the site. Majadzima died four years into the project, shortly after the completion of the fourth story. After three more years of ceaseless efforts, the sons completed the Baudha stupa, totaling nearly seven years of work.
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