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[14] Fiction and Results Preeti Game Win Draw Rate Venezuela v Argentina September 2, 2011 Venezuela — 1ArgentinaKolkata, India 19:00 UTC+ 5:30 Otamendi 70'Stadium: Salt Lake Stadium Attendance: 94,000 Referee: Dinesh Nair (India) Argentina ina v Nigeria September 6, 2011 Argentina — 1Nigeria, Bangladesh 19:00 UTC+ 06:00 Iguain 24 'The Maria 26' Elderson 66' (O. GO) Obasi 47'Stadium: Bangabandhu National Stadium Attendance: 20,000 Referee: Akbar Bakhshizade (Iran) Argentina v Brazil September 14, 2011 Superclassico de las Americas70 — 0Cordoba, Argentina 21:50 UTC — 03:00 Stadium: Estadio Mario Alberto Kempes Referee : Enrique Osés (Chile) Brazil v Argentina September 28, 2011 SuperClásico de las Americas1992 — 0ArgentinaBelém, Brazil 21:50 UTC − 03:00 Lucas 53' Neymar 75'Stadium: Estadio Olímpico do Para (Manguirao) Referee: Jorge Laryonda (Uruguay) Switzerland v Argentina February 29, 2012 Switzerland 1 — 31st Bern, Switzerland 20:30 UTC+ 01:00 Shaqiri 49'Messi 20',88',90+3' (pen.) Stadium: Istadi di Swissi Wankdorf Referee: Florian Meyer (Germany) Brazil v Argentina June 9, 2012 Brazil — 4ArgentinaNew Jersey, USA 21:00 UTC+ 01:00 Romulo 23' Oscar 56' Hulk 72'Messi 32',34',84' Ferrer Nandez 75'Stadium: MetLife Stadium Attendance: 81,000 Germany v Argentina August 15, 2012 GermaniaFrankfurt, Germany 20:45 UTC+ 02:00 Jeel's 30' Howedes 82'Zabaleta 26' Messi 32' 52' Khedira 45' (O. GO) Di Maria 73'Stadium: Commerzbank Arena Referee: Jonas Erickson (Sweden) Brazil v Argentina September 19, 2012 Superclassico de las AmericasBrazil — 1ArgentinaGaiania, BrazilPaulinio 26' 80' Neymar 90+4' (pen.) 88'Juan Manuel Martinez 20' Desabato 90+2'Stadium: Estadio est Daurada Reference:Carlos Amarilla (Paraguay) Saudi Arabia v Argentina November 14, 2012 Saudi ArabiaAbdullah 90+3'Zabaleel TA 62'Stadium: King Fahd International Stadium Referee: Ali Abdulnabi (Bahrain) Argentina v Brazil November 21, 2012 Superclassico de las AmericasArgentina2 — 1 (3 — 47 p) —Buenos Aires, Argentinasskko 81' (pen.) 89'Fred 83'Stadium: Estadio Albert J. Armando “" La Bombonera "” Referee: Enrique Osse (Chile) PenaltiesMartinez Montillo Domínguez Skocco Orion Neves Heian Carlinios Fred Neymar Sweden v Argentina February 6, 2013 Sweden 2 — 3ArgentinaStockholm, SwedenOlsson 17' Elm 90+5' Lastig 3' (O. c.) Aguero 19' Iguain 23' Guatemala v Argentina June 14, 2013 Guatemala City, Guatemala 20:00 UTC — 06:00 Messi 15',40',49' Ferrández 36'Stadium: Estadio Mateo Flores Referee: Armando Castro (Honduras) Italy v Argentina August 14, 2013 Italy — 2ArgentinaRome, Italianisine 75'Eguain 21' Banega 49'Stadium: Estadio Olimpico Ecuador v Argentina November 15, 2013 Ecuador 0 — 070 New Jersey, United StatesStadium: MetLife Stadium Argentina v Bosnia and Hernia zegovina November 18, 2013 Argentina — 0Bosnia and HerzegovinaSt Louis, United States Aguero 39',65'Stadium: Bush Stadium Referee: Edvin Juricevich (United States) Romania v Argentina March 5, 2014 2010 — 070 — 0Bucharest, RomaniaStadium: Arena Nation La Argentina v Trinidad and Tobago June 4, 2014 Argentina 3 - 0Trinidad and Tobago Buenos Aires, Argentina 19:15 UTC − 03:00 Palacio 45+1 Mascerano 51 Maxi 64'Stadium: Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti Attendance: 40,000 Referee: Daniel Fedorczuk (Uruguay) Argentina v Slovenia June 7, 2014 Argentina - 0Slovenia Plata, ArgentinaAlbarez 12' Messi 76'Stadium: Estadio Ciudad de la Plata Attendance: 53,000 Referee: Martin Bajquez (Uruguay) Germany v Argentina September 3, 2014 72— 4ArgentinaDüsseldorf, Germany 20:45 (UTC+ 02:00) Schurley 52' Gotze 78'Aguero 20' Lamela 40' Fernandez 47' Di Maria 50'Stadium: Esprit Arena Attendance: 51,132 Referee: Biverne Kippers (Netherlands S) Argentina v Brazil October 11 2014 SuperClassico de las AmericasArgentina0—2BrazilBeijing, Chinatardelli 28',64'Stadium: Beijing National Stadium Attendance: 52,313 Referee: Phan Qi Hong Kong v Argentina October 14, 2014 Hong Kong0—7Argentinaso Con Po, Hong Kongbanega 19' Iguain 42',54' Gaitan 44',72 'Messi 66',84'Stadium: Hong Kong Stadium Attendance: 20,230 Argentina v Croatia November 12, 2014 ArgentinavCroatiaLondon, EnglandStadium: Bolin Ground Argentina v Portugal November 18, 2014 ArgentinAvportugalManchester, EnglandStadium: Old Trafford 2014 World Cup Qualifiers Argentina v Chile October 7, 2011 Episode 174-1ChileBuenos Aires, Argentina 20:10 UTC-3Eiguain 7',51',62' Messi 25'Ferrández 59'Stadium: Estadio Monumentale Antonio Vespucio Liberti Attendance: 26,161 Referee: Wilmer Roldan (Colombia) Venezuela v Argentina October 11, 2011 Episode 2Venezuela1-0ArgentinaPuerto La Cruz, Venezuela 20:20 UTC − 04:30 Amorebieta 61'Stadium: Estadio José Antonio Anjoategi Attendance: 35,66 00 Referee: Roberto Silvera (Uruguay) Argentina v Bolivia November 11, 2011 Episode 37—1BoliviaBuenos Aires, Argentina 17:00 UTC-3Lavezzi 60'Monero 55'Stadium: Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti Attendance: 27,592 Referee: Carlos Vera (Ecuador) Colombia v Argentina November 15, 2011 Episode 471— 2ArgentinaBarancia, Colombia 16:00 UTC-5Pabon 45'Messi 61' Aguero 84'Stadium: Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Melendez Attendance: 49,600 Referee: Salvio Fagundes (Brazil) Argentina v Ecuador June 2, 2012 Episode 54-00EcuadorBuenos Aires, Argentina19: 30 UTC-3Aguero 20' Iguain 30' Messi 32' Di Maria 76'Stadium: Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti Attendance: 50,000 Referee: Victor Rivera (Peru) Argentina v Paraguay September 7, 2012 Episode 77-33 1ParaguayCordoba, Argentina 20:10 UTC-3D Maria 2' Iguain 31' Messi 63'Fabbro 17' (pen.) Stadium: Estadio Mario Alberto Campés Attendance: 50,000 Referee: Wilson Sename (Brazil) Peru v Argentina September 11, 2012 Episode 81-16'Lima, Peru 20:25 UTC-5Zambrano 22'Iguayan 38'Stadium: Estadio Nació Attendance: 34,111 Referee: Wilmer Roldan (Colombia) Argentina v Uruguay October 12, 2012 Episode 93-0UruguayMendoza, Argentina 21:00 UTC-3MC 62',79' Aguero 75'Stadium: Estadio Malvinas Argentina Attendance: 31,997 Referee: Leandro Vuaden (Brazil) Chile v Argentina October 16, 2012 Episode 107-2ArgentinaSantiago, Chile 21:05 UTC-3Gutierrez 90'Messi 28' Iguain 31'Stadium: Estadio Nacional Huio Martínez Pradanos Attendance: 45,000 Referee: Antonio Arias (Paraguaguay) Argentina v Venezuela March 22, 2013 Episode 11Argentina3-0VenezuelaBuenos Aires, Argentina 21:00 UTC-3Eguain 29',59' Messi 45' (pen.) Stadium: Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti Attendance: 40,000 Referee: Victor Carrio (Peru) Bolivia v Argentina March 26, 2013 Episode 12Bolivia1-1ArgentinaLa Paz, Bolivia 16:00 UTC-4Martins 25Ba Nega 44'Stadium: Estadio Ernando Siles Referee: Enrique Oasis (Chile) Argentina v Colombia June 7, 2013 Episode 1370-0ColombiaBuenos Aires, ArgentinaStadium: Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti Attendance: 44,807 Referee: Marlon Escalante (Venezuela) la) Ecuador v Argentina June 11, 2013 Episode 14Ecuador1-1ArgentinaKito, Ecuadorcastio 17'Aguero 4' (pen.) Stadium: Estadio Olimpico Atahualpa Referee: Enrique Cáceres (Paraguay) Paraguay v Argentina September 10, 2013 Episode 16Paraguay2—5ArgentinaAsuncion, Paraguayuniez 18' Santa Cruz 85'Messi 12' (Penn.) ,52' (Penn..) Aguero 32' Di Maria 49' Rodriguez 90'Stadium: Estadio Defensores del Chaco Attendance: 27,000 Referee: Enrique Osés (Chile) Argentina v Peru October 11, 2013 Episode 173-1Buenos Aires, Argentinalvezzi 23'18 ,35' Palacio 47'Pizarro 21'Stadium: Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti Referee: Carlos Vera (Ecuador) Uruguay v Argentina October 15, 2013 Episode 183-2Montevideo, Uruguay 01:30 C. Rodriguez 6' Suarez 34' (Penn.) Cavani 49'M. Rodriguez 14',41'Stadium: Estadio Centenario Referee: Marcelo Enrique (Brazil) 2014 FIFA World Cup Argentina v Bosnia and Herzegovina June 15, 2014 Group MountArgentina2-1Bosnia and HerzegovinaRiu di Janeiru, Brazil 19:00 UTC-3CO Lashinach 3' (A.S. GO) Messi 65'Ibashevich 85'Stadium: Estadio do Maracana Attendance: 74,738 Referee: Joel Agilar (El Salvador) Argentina v Iran June 21, 2014 Group MountainsArgentina1—0Belo Orisonte, Brazil 13:00 UTC-3Messi 90+1St 'Stadium: Estadio Mineirao Attendance: 57,698 Referee: Milorad Majich (Serbia) Nigeria v Argentina June 25, 2014 Group MountainNigeria2-3ArgentinaPorto Alegre, Brazil 13:00 UTC-3Musa 4',47'Messi 3',45+1' Roho 50'Stadium: Estadio Beira Rio Attendance: 43,22" 85 Referee: Nicola Rizzli (Italy) Argentina v Switzerland July 1, 2014 Phase of the 16 team Argentina1—0 (a.e.t.) SwitzerlandSau Paulo, Brazil 13:00 UTC-3de Maria 118'Stadium: Arena di São Paulo Attendance: 63,255 Referee: Yonas Eriksson (Sweden) Argentina v Belgium July 5, 2014 Quarter FinalArgentina1-0Belgium, Brazil 13:00, Brazil 00 UTC-3iguain 8'Stadium: Estadio Nacional means Garincha Attendance: 68,551 Referee: Nicola Rizzli (Italy) Netherlands v Argentina July 9, 2014 Semi FinalNetherlands0-0ArgentinaSão Paulu, Brazil 17:00 UTC-3Stadium: Arena de São Paulu Attendance: 61,551 606 Referee : Junetian Chakir (Turkey) PenaltiesFler Roben Schneider Kite Messi Garai Aguero Rodrigues Germany v Argentina July 13, 2014 FinalsGermany1-0 (a.e.t.) ArgentinaRue de Janeiru, Brazil 16:00 UTC-3Gotz 113'Stadium: Estadio do Maracana Attendance: 74,738 Referee: Nicola Rizzli (Italy) Players Current team The following players have been selected for the 2018 FIFA World Cup and preparation match.


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[15] [16] Number of games and goals: Until 29 May 2018, Haiti's opponent match. The top ten players who have participated in the most games for Argentina, 18 November 2013 Anusar, are: Top scorer players 7 June 2013 Anusar, list of the 10 highest scorers for Argentina: some notable Players for Argentina who have participated in at least 50 games or have scored at least 10 goals are placed on this list.


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Oswaldo Ardilles (1974—1982) Oscar Month (1965—1972) Oscar Rugeri (1982-1994) Angel Labruna (1942—1958) Antonio Angelillo (1957) Alberto Tarantini (1974—1982) Abel Balbo (1988—1998) Américo Galigo (1975—1982) Ubaldo Fillol (1972-1985) Ermindo Uniga (1960—1967) Ariel Ortega (1993—2010) Ernan Crespo (1995—2007) Esteban Cambiaso (2000—) Omar Oreste Corbata (1956-1962) Walter Samuel (1999—) Carlos Tebes (2004—) Carlos Peugeos Chili (1928—1940) Kylie Gonzalez (1995—2005) Claudio Canigia (1988—2002) Claudio Lopez (1995—2004) Gonzalo Higuain (2009—) Gabriel Batistuta (1991—2003) Gabriel Haines (2003—) George Alguin (1976-1982) Jorge Burchaga (1983-1990) Damingo Tarasconi (1922—1922) 1929) Diego Maradona (1977—1994) Diego Simon (1991-2003) Daniel Pasarela (1974—1986) Daniel Bertoni (1974-1982) Norberto Mendez (1945-1956) Nicolas Burdiso (2003—) Pablo Aymer (1999—2009) Fernando Redondo (1992—1999) Felix Loustau (1974—1986) 1945—1952) Mario Kempes (1974—1982) Marcelo Gallardo (1995—2002) Miguel Ángel Brindisi (1969—1974) Maxi Rodriguez (2003—) Manuel Ferreira (1927—1930) Manuel Cion (1924—1929) Roberto Ayala (1995—2007) Roberto Chero (1926—1937) Roberto Sensini (1987—2003) Riberto Cardo Giusti (1983-1990) Rinaldo Martino (1942-1948) Ruben Ayala (1969-1974 René Pontoni (1942-1947) René Haussman (1973-1979) Rogelio Damínguez (1951-1963) Rodolfo Fischer (1967-1972) Rodolfo Micheli (1953-1956) Ramon Diaz (1979—1956) 82) Lionel Messi (2005—) Leopaldo Luque (1975—1981) Luis Artem (1961—1967) Sergio Aguero (2006—) Havier Zanetti (1994—) Havier Saviola (2001—2009) Hamberto Mashio (1956—1957) Herminio Massantonio (1935—1942) Juan Roman Recalme (1997—2008) Juan Pablo Sorin (1995—2006) Juan Sebasti Stian Veron (1995—2010) Hector Ruben Sousa (1959-1962) José Manuel Marino (1940—1947) José Luis Brown (1983-1990) José Sanfilippo (1957—1962) Havier Mascherano (2003—) The competitive record indicates the FIFA World Cup**golden background, Argentina won the competition that year and the red border points to the World Cup Argentina that year. Naya was organized.


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The history of Buddhism extends from the 5th century BC to the present time; formerly from the eastern part of Ancient India and spread around the state of Magadha (now the province of Bihar in India).


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The existence of Buddhism is mainly based on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama.


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Buddhism is one of the ancient religions practiced today.


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Buddhism originated from the northeastern part of India and spread to Central Asia and Southeast Asia.


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At one time this religion dominated much of the entire Asian continent.


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The history of Buddhism is also marked by the development of various prophecy movements such as the rise and fall of other branches of Buddhism, such as Therabad, Mahajan and Lightning.


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Siddhartha Gautama Siddhartha Gautama was the historical founder of Buddhism.


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He was born as a prince in a Kshatriya-Brahmin family of the Shakya dynasty.


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There are still disagreements among many historians over the duration of his birth and death.


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[1] But most historians have concluded that Buddha died a few decades before 400 AD.


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[2] Families of his Shaka-Kshatriya dynasty belonged to the Brahmin tribe, indicated by the name “Gautama” given by his family.


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According to nineteenth century scholar Aitel, Siddhartha Gautam's name is inspired by the word Gautam, a Brahmarshi Gautama.


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[3] Many Buddhist scriptures state that Buddhists were descendants of Brahmarshi Angiras.


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[4] For example, the Buddha is referred to as Angiras in the book of Pali Great Bhagya Angiras, which basically identifies Gautama Buddha as the Angarus-sect.


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[5] Author and historian Edward J. Thomas also referred to Buddha as a descendant of Brahmarshi Gautama and Angiras.


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[6] Adhering to Buddhist traditionalism, through monk living and meditation, Siddhartha Gautama discovered a restrained path of consumerism and self-reproduction.


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Siddhartha Gautama was Siddhiv originally under a ficus tree which is now known as the Bodhi tree in Buddha Gaya, India.


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Since Siddhilava, Gautama Buddha was identified as “Samaksambuddha” or “Enlightened Personality”.


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Buddhism received patronage in his religious preaching during the reign of Emperor Bimbisar of the then Magadha kingdom.


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Emperor Bimbisar accepted Buddhism as his personal religious beliefs and ordered the construction of many Buddhist monasteries in his kingdom.


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It was these Biharas that played a role in naming the state of Bihar in present-day India.


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7] Buddhists gave his five-companions the first sacraments at the present deer-park in Varanasi, northern India.


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These five monastic companions, including Buddha, formed the first Sangh (community made up of monks or monks).


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According to various Buddhist-texts, [8] Gautama Buddha later decided to enlist the monks as well as the Sangha, despite the initial reluctance.


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Buddhist monks are referred to as “monks.”


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[9] [10] Buddha's aunt and his stepmother, Mahapajapati Gotami, were the first monks of Buddhism.


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In the 6th century BC, he took monastic terms as a monk.


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11] [11] [12] It is known that Buddha traveled in the northern regions of India and other Gangetic plains during the remaining years of his life.


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Buddha received emancipation in an abandoned jungle of Kushinagar.


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Legend heard that, before he died, Buddha told his disciples that his preaching would be their leader who would help guide them.


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The earlier Ahathites called the mouth-blown word of Gautama as the primary source of religion and modesty (the order and rules of living of the community).


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But in reality, none of Buddha's mouth-blowing sayings have matched the whereabouts.


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The tripitic and religious texts found in Pali, Sanskrit, Chinese and Tibetan languages are largely collected from verbal descriptions of local people.


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13] Buddhism during the early period of Buddhism was formerly concentrated in the Gangye Valley, but later Buddhism spread elsewhere from this ancient land.


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The sources of the religious scriptures of Buddhism preserve two religious essences, one of which is the Sangh of the Monk to preserve the textual teachings of Buddha and the other is the ways to solve the problems of internal disciplines of the Sangha.


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The first Buddhist significance (5th century BC) is the first Buddhist monologue formed after the cleansing of the Buddha, that is, after the sacrifice of the Buddha.


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This is the first Buddhist denomination formed in the eastern 6th century, under the supervision of a close disciple of the Buddha named Mahakashyap and the support of the King of the Unknown Enemy.


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The main purpose of the formation of this epistemology was to transform the mouth-blown sayings of the Buddha into doctrinal teachings (as well as sutra), and to record the monastic disciplines of Buddhism.


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This congregation Buddha's Khratuto brother and his chief disciple Anand is called to recite Buddha's sermons and to recite Abhidharam, and another chief disciple of Buddha, called Upali, to recite the formulas of modesty.


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These are basically the foundations of Tripitak, which are recorded in Pali.


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However, in the first Buddhist denomination, there is no mention of the existence of abhism.


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It only came into existence after the second epithelium.


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The 2nd Buddhist significance (Christ-4th century) is held in Baishali which emerged from the debate on the relaxation of various subjects of the rules of Buddhist monks.


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The measures that were taken to preserve the original manners in the first Buddhist monks became the reason for the relaxation of Buddhist monks that contradicted the teachings of the Buddha, which led to the emergence of the second Buddhist significance.


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Emperor Ashoka (273 — 232 BC) emperor Ashoka (273 — 232 BC) of the Maurya Empire was initiated in Buddhism after the bloody conquest of Kalinga state (present-day Odisha province of India) in the eastern part of Ancient India.


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Regretting the horror and misery that the terrible Kalinga war caused, Emperor Ashoka decided to abandon the violence and tried to replace the grief of the people of Kalinga State with respect and proper status as a result of the war with greatness.


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The emperor began the propaganda of Buddhism through the construction of stupas and pillars, and continued to call upon his religion to be merciful to the animals and birds and to make people's way of life righteous.


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One of the stupas he built was the Sanchi stupa located in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, in the Indian state.


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Its construction began in the eastern 3rd century and later expanded its construction work.


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The carved gate of this stile, known as the arcade, is originally considered the finest example of Buddhist art in India.


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The Emperor also developed many roads, hospitals, pantheums, universities and irrigation systems throughout the country.


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He treated his subjects equally regardless of religion, race, race, politics.


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Buddhism spread to other countries outside India during the period of Emperor Ashoka.


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As is known from the stagnation and stupa of Ashok, in order to promote Buddhism, the emperor preached his representatives to Sri Lanka on the south side of India, to the Greek-Empire in the west, especially to the neighboring Greek-Bacterial states and possibly to the Mediterranean.


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Emperor Ashoka III Buddhist significance (BC 250 A.D.) called for the 3rd Buddhist significance in Pataliputr (Patna, the capital of present-day Bihar Angarajajj, India).


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This third Buddhist monk was supervised by the Buddhist monk Moganaliputtissa.


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The purpose of this monarch was the purification of the Sangha, especially non-Buddhist monks who were attracted to royal patronage.


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Buddhist missionaries continue to be preached elsewhere in the world through the 3rd Consensus.


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Some stagnation of Ashok in the Hellenistic world suggests that the actions and decisions he took to promote the Buddhist faith in the Hellenistic world were crossing the borders of India and spread to distant Greece.


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As well as the names of the then political organizations in the Hellenistic region and the names of the kings of ancient Greeks and their kingdoms, and even some Greek emperors such as “Antiocus II Theos” (261-246 BC), then patron of the Egyptian Empire “Ptolemy. 2nd Philadelphos” (285-247 Christian- East), Emperor of Macedonia Empire “Antigonas Gonatus” (276-239 Christ-East), Syrenica (present-day Libya) Empire “Magas” (288-258 Christ-East) and Epirus (northwestern of present-day Greece) of the Empire “Alexa” 2nd” (272-255 BC) Emperors adopted Buddhism It is claimed.


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“Beyond the border, six hundred yojans away (5,400-9600 ki. Mm) It is there where the triumph of religion has been accomplished where the Greek emperors Antiocos, Ptolemy, Antigonos, Magus and Alexander, and in the south the Chola Empire, the Panda dynasty, Tamraparni (present-day Sri Lanka) rule extends”.


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Pali sources also suggest that some of the representatives of Emperor Ashok were Greek Buddhist monks who played a role in cultural exchanges between the two subcontinents: “When the eldest Moggliputta, Shikhadip of religion was the Shining Emperor of Religion. Ashoka III When he put an end to the congregation, he sent one of his Greek Buddhist monks to Paranka (Gujarat and Sindh) under a Buddhist missionary named Fourth Ther — Kay [Dharharshan]].


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“Ashoka also built his religious pillars in Greek and Armaic languages that were found in Kandahar, Afghanistan.


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To promote Buddhism among the people of the Greek community, he used the Greek word “eusebeia” as a synonym for the word religion: “During the ten-year period of reign, Emperor Piodasses (Ashoka) brought the doctrine (Buddhist faith) to people as devotional.


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And since then He made people more righteous (Greek words: σββα, eusebeia) and seek improvement in the whole world.


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“(G. P. [14] et. It is not clear how much this reciprocal interactivity of culture could have had on the propaganda of Buddhism.


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However, according to some authors, this coordination effort between Hallinist thought and Buddhist philosophy in religious propaganda dominated the countries of Greece at the time.


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Those authors also pointed out that at that time the Buddhist community existed in the Hallenistic world, especially in Alexandria (referred to by Clement of Alexandria) and in particular the Buddhist community existed in the Antichrist therapy Jewish community of Alexandria [15] who may have The latter were inspired by the teachings and monastic life of Buddhism [16] and are also considered descendants of religious representatives of Emperor Ashok in the West.


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He also noted the influence of Ashok's Buddhist missionaries during the reign of Emperor Magus of the Sirin Empire, according to the philosopher Hegesis of Cyrene.


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17] Also the inscription found in Buddhism during the Ptolemic Empire, recovered from Alexandria, Egypt, is decorated with religion-chakras.


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18] In the post-Christian 2nd century, the Buddhist community of Bactrian and Indian naked monks acknowledged that the Christian clergy and orthodox Alexandria Clement contributed to their Greek thinking and philosophy.


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“This is how philosophy, a thing of the highest useful, is developed by the hands of the barbarians of antiquity, through the reflection of their light on the nation.


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And later they also came to Greece.


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In their first row were the prophets of Egypt; and among the Assyrians were Caldea; the Gals were the Druids; among the Bacterians were the laborers; the philosophers of the Celtic civilization; also the Zoroastrians of Persia who prophesied the coming message of the Lord Jesus and They are on the land of Juda Came.


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India's naked monks and other philosophers were also among them.


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And two classes of these people from the Indian subcontinent existed.


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One was the Shraman community and another was the Brahmin community.


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“- Clement of Alexandria.


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(Book: The Stromata, or Miscellanies, Chaptar: 15) [19] Expansion of Buddhism in Sri Lanka and Burma. Buddhism was expanded in Sri Lanka in East 3rd BC, with the help of Buddhist monk Mahind, son of Emperor Ashoka, and his six companions.


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They initiated Sri Lanka's then King Debanapia Tessa and more elite people of the kingdom into Buddhism.


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As well as Emperor Ashok's daughter Sanghamitra also launched the cult of girl-monks in Sri Lanka.


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In addition, Ashok Tanya also brought with him a Bodhi tree seedling and planted it in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka.


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It is where the ancient monastery of Sinhalis called Multat Mahabihar is located.


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Originally in Sri Lanka, religions were recorded in Pali during the rule of King Bhattagmani (29-17 Christ-East) and the Thirbad Bhakti movement was originally developed from there.


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Many prominent Buddha monks like Buddha Ghosha (4th and 5th centuries) and Dharapala (5th and 6th centuries) were involved in the Therbad Bhakti movement and they also formulated many rules of this ideology.


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Though the Mahayana Buddhist branch had quite a long time in Sri Lanka, Therabad-e subsequently persists in Sri Lanka and is still observed.


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From Sri Lanka to later Buddhism in the 11th century gradually spread to the rest of Southeast Asian countries.


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Even before the Indian subcontinent, the influence of Indian subcontinent culture is particularly noticeable among the people of Burma and Thailand on their daily lives due to Buddhism.


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People of Thailand and Burmese took initiation in Buddhism during the rule of Emperor Ashoka in the 4th century before the Mahajan and Hinjaan split, two branches of Buddhism.


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The ancient Burmese Buddha Temple in central Myanmar, built from the 1st to 5th centuries in Christ-East, is a symbol of ancient Buddhism in Myanmar.


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The Buddhist art patterns found in Thailand and Burma are largely influenced by the image art of the Gupta Empire on the Indian subcontinent.


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As well, their special industrial streams spread further in Southeast Asia when the empire of the Mon tribe (the people of Thailand and Burmese) grew further in the 5th to 8th centuries.


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Prior to the influence of the Mahavan branch in the post-Christian 6th century, the Therbad faith was largely influenced by the Mon ethnic group in the northern part of Southeast Asia.


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It is known from Ashokabdan (2nd century after Christ) that Emperor Ashoka also sends a Buddhist missionary north to the Himalayas who preach Buddhism among Khutan, Tarim Basin, Indo European-speaking snow people.


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The emergence of the Ananga Dynasty (2nd BC - 1st Abd) was established in 185 BC 50 years after Emperor Ashoka's death.


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Commander Pushyamitra Antenna ascended the throne through the assassination of the last emperor of the Maurya Empire, Bharatha Maurya.


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Buddhist religious texts like Ashokabadan mention that Orthodox Brahmin Pushyamitra was opposed to the Buddhist community and that Buddhist believers were persecuted during his rule.


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Buddhist texts also mention that he destroyed hundreds of Buddhist monasteries and killed Buddhist monks over thousands.


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20] The 8,40,000 Buddha-Stupas, which were built by Emperor Ashoka, were destroyed by King Pushyamitra, and in exchange for the heads of Buddhist monks, he announced the award for the payment of 100 gold coins.


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21] Along with this, other Buddhist sources also claim that King Pushyamitra converted Buddhist monasteries located in places such as Nalanda, Buddha, Sarnath and Mathura into Hindu temples.


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But modern historians express their disagreement with the above findings in terms of archaeological evidence.


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According to their opinion, Ashoka's Buddhism was not sponsored by Buddhism due to lack of patronage, but evidence of active abuse on Buddhist communities by Pushyamitra was not found in archaeological studies.


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According to the Belgian clergy and Greek language lecturer Etian Lemot, “judging from the documents, the nutritionist cannot be convicted for lack of appropriate evidence.


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22] But on the other hand Romila Thapar, a lecturer and historian at Jawaharlal Nehru University in India, posed bipartisan with the views of Etian Lemot and other Western historians.


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According to Romila Thapar's commentary, “Pushamitra was a fanatical Buddhist hater.”


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He added that “as claimed by Buddhist religious texts, Pushyamitra actually did not destroy 8,40,000 Ashoka stupas.


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Thapar further stated that Buddhist sources expressed their anger for the collapse of the Maorya Empire by the Pushyamitra by exaggerating and presenting additional information.


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[23] During the reign of Pushyamitra at that time, Buddhist monks left the Gangea valley, some sailed north or someone further south.


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Conversely, Buddhist art completely ceased to evolve in the state of Magadha and left Magadha, it flourished in Gandhar and Mathura in the northwest and Amravati in the south-east state of Andhra Pradesh.


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In addition, some Buddhist art also developed in the Bharharata region of central India under the rule of Pushyamitra.


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Since the beginning of the creation of the Greco-Buddhist interoperability (2nd century BC - 1st century) Silk Road, the interroads formed between India and China were largely under the Greek Empire since the conquest of Emperor Alexander in the estimated 326 AD.


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First was the Celusid Empire with an estimated duration of 323 BC, then the Greek-Bacterian kingdom with a duration of 250 BC, and lastly the Indo-Greek Empire that survived until the 10th century BC.


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Demetrios I, king of the Greek-Bactrian kingdom, invaded the Indian subcontinent in 180 BC to build the Indo-Greek Empire which was made up of the northwest of Southeast Asia.


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Buddhism continued to evolve again in the Indo-Greek Empire shortly after the attack, and various Buddhist texts found that the attack was carried out in order to protect the Maurya Empire and protect Buddhists from the persecution of the Ananga dynasty.


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The most popular king of the Indo-Greek Empire was the first Menandros Soth (160-135 BC) who took initiation in Buddhism and called him in the Mahajan Buddhist branch as the Hitakari of Buddhism as the equivalent of Emperor Ashoka and Emperor Kanishka.


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During Menadros's rule, he was referred to as the “saviour king” in his kingdom's currency, and in some currencies the whereabouts of eight thorns of prominent religion-chakras were also found.


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Buddhist texts such as Milindapanh also found the whereabouts of cultural interactivity where the conversation between Maharaja Menandros and Buddhist monk Nagsen (who was a disciple of Greek Buddhist monk supertheism) can be found.


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After the death of King Menandros, his remains were preserved in his honour in stacks located in his ruled city.


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[24] Other successors of Menandros recorded the sacraments in the Khurdhani script in their reign, and described their respective qualities in currency music.


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The whereabouts of the first narcissistic representation or statue of the Buddha are found during the Greek-Buddhist rule.


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Buddha's reluctance to render narcissistic representations is mainly related to Buddha's words, which are mentioned in Buddhist texts such as Digha Nikaya, where Buddha said that after his death, he should not be depicted in any form or image.


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25] Without realizing the necessity to observe these regulations and perhaps subjected to the influence of their previous cultures, the Greeks first took up efforts to build Buddhist sculptures.


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In different parts of the ancient world, the gods and goddesses that the Greeks made up of different cultures became the focus of common religious discipline among different faithful peoples over time.


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A notable example of this is the embodiment of Sirapis, a god developed in various beliefs and cultures, which became known in Egypt during the reign of Ptolemy I, largely as a result of a combination of both Greek and Egyptian gods.


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So in places like India, it was normal for the Greeks to put their hands on the creation of a superhuman being that they did in their previous religion inspired by the physical structure of the sun god Apollo, or Bacteria I Demetrios, the founder of the Indo-Greek Empire, which later the Greeks did. Reflected on the formation of physical properties.


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The statue that we see in Buddha clothes, originally covered with two shoulders, is a kind of Greek traditional garment dressed in the ancient Greek-Roman Empire, considered by many historians as the equivalent of Toga and Himasan.


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26] It is also believed that Buddha's curly hair and warmer (oval hair comb on the head) have been originally materialized in imitation of the sculptural belvedere Apollo.


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A large part of Buddha sculptures built during the Hellenistic rule of India and Hellenistic regimes can be found by excavating the ground in Hajja in the Gandhar region of Jalalabad, Afghanistan.


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Also, as one of the examples of intercultural exchanges during the Greek-Buddhist rule, is the Greek monk who was in the nation. In the 29th chapter of the book, the Greek monk menandros I (165 BC- 135 BC) is mentioned under the rule of King Menandros I (165 BC- 135 BC). Ak The colonial town of Alasandra (which is currently 150 k.m. Mm. He had around 30,000 Buddhist disciples across the place) from Kabul's north to Sri Lanka, which was originally seen as a contribution to Emperor Ashok's propaganda of Buddhism.


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The expansion of Buddhism in Central Asia found the whereabouts of a post-Christian 1st century Buddhist currency in the archaeological region of Tilia Tep, Afghanistan, known as Ancient India.


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On the reverse back of the coin is seen a moving lion with a nandipod (a kind of ancient symbol containing the bull's hoof), and the lion is described as “sih [o] vigatabhay [o]”, which means “the lion that eliminates fear”.


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In Buddhism, the Buddha is repelled by animals such as lions, elephants, horses and bulls in the Mahayan branch.


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In addition, many times Buddha's nature is understood with pairs of toes.


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While archaeologists and historians describe these symbols as nandipads, they are actually assumed to be a composite combination of different symbols.


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The upper part of the symbol basically forms the “middle approach” of Buddhism.


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The spherical part of the middle part of the symbol means “religion-cycle”.


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This is how the entire symbol actually represents the form of Dharma Chakra, Buddhism.


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This is how the two symbols marked on the two backs of the coin coincide with the consonant form of Buddhism, which basically revolves around the Buddhism Chakra.


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This is how the Buddhist religion repels the nature of the cycle winding by the lion, elephants, horses and bulls mentioned in the pillars of Buddhist artifacts located in Sarnath town of Varanasi, known as the lion sanctuary in India.


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Another symbol is found in which a Klamais (the clothes of emperors and high-ranking people dressed in the Byzantine Empire) and a man dressed in a cloth on the head naked — almost a man rotating the sacrament.


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The description of this symbol in the Khorodshi script states, “Dhichakra-Prabata (Co)” i.e. “the one who is spinning the scriptures of law”.


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From this symbol it is said that it is one of the ancient symbols presented with Buddha.


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[27] The headcloth of a man dressed in Clamis is understood by Buddhism directed midway.


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This is how people with headgear are essentially referred to as middle-way resort.


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Similarly, in the seal of the Indus civilization, the whereabouts of nine women were seen wearing similar clothes on their heads.


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In addition, since no scientific study of Buddhist literature and physical symbols of Buddha has been conducted by archaeologists and historians, the narratives that are seen in coins, seals and other inscriptions from these archaeological patterns are often imagined and interpreted. Assumed as wrong.


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The emergence of Mahayana (1st century BC — post-Christian 2nd century). According to a number of scholars, the wisdom formula emerged by an ancient Buddhist community called Mahasanghic, living in the basin of the Krishna River in the state of Andhra Pradesh [28], which is the ancient Mahayaan. Among the sources a.


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29] [30] The reference to the early version of the Prakhiparamita Sutra from the ancient Mahajana Sutra coincides with the identity of the Akshavya Buddha, which was written in the first century BC.


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[31] [32] There is also the famous India-Visharad A. K. Ward also expressed the view that the emergence of the Mahajan branch of Buddhism originated in the then Andhrdesh in southeastern India.


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33] Pandit Anthony Barber and Shri Padma also expressed the same opinion that Buddhist scholars such as Nagarjun, Dignag, Chandrakirti, Aryadev, Bhaveek who played roles in the Mahajan branch were all residing in the present state of Andhra Pradesh in southern India.


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34] And the places of emergence of the Mahayan branch are mainly located in areas like Amravati, Nagarjunkonda, Jagagayapeta, Guntur district, comprising the low land of Krishna Valley in Andhra Pradesh.


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Japanese historian Akira Hirakawao said, “Various authoritative documents suggest that ancient mahayan texts originate in South-India.”


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35] The two-quarter equivalence of the Fourth Euphoria originated in the post-Christian 100th century, under the supervision of Emperor Krishna of the Cushan Empire.


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It is believed that where the fourth confluence emerges, is currently a place called Jalandhar in Kashmir.


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The Thirbad Buddhist branch organized their fourth congregation in the Pali language in Sri Lanka nearly 400 years ago.


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So the fourth confluence was divided into two parts; four in Sri Lanka and the remaining two in Kashmir.


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From Buddhist literature called Abhidram, it is known that the fourth congregation was organized by 500 Buddhist monks led by Emperor Kinsman Basumitra.


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From there, it is known that three million verses and nine million sayings are preserved in that epistemology.


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One of the greatest results resulting from this epistemology is the compilation of the <nowiki>treatise “Maha-Divas” and the <nowiki>summarized essay of “all-existent Abhidharma”.


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Various linguists also believe that this <nowiki><nowiki>epistemology led to a change in the language of the book “All Stivadhana Abhidram”, where it was changed from the natural language to the Sanskrit language.


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Although language changes have been achieved, the original usefulness of the religious book has not been lost.


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Also, as the language of high-class Brahmins, ancient Indian philosophers and thinkers was Sanskrit in India at that time, the entire book of Abhidharma gets different significance in language conversion.


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In this way, by changing language forms, the entire book of Abhidharma gained readership among many thinkers and peoples of India.


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And this is precisely why many Buddhist scholars tend to translate the verses and sayings of religious texts into Sanskrit to gain acceptance of their other religious texts.


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Other branches of Buddhism are engaged in the translation of religious texts, but the Thirvad branch did not step towards it.


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Because Buddhism was categorically forbidden while alive, his words should not be recorded in the upper language of a particular religion; rather, they should be recorded in a local lowland language.


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But even after all this, the Pali language that was written in the lower-class Pali language in the Therbad branch was transformed into high-class human languages.


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Within a few centuries, the Mahavan branches of Buddhism have evolved beyond India to the southeastern part of Asia, Central Asia, China, Japan, Korea, and in Japan in the last 538, and in Tibet in the 7th century. tends to be.


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Buddhism continued to evolve in the Gupta Empire (post-Christian 4th — 5th centuries) after the end of the Indian Kushan Empire.


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At that time, it became the focus of study of the Mahayaan branch in Nalanda, present-day Bihar province of India.


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The Buddhist-study centre of the Mahajan branch, founded in Nalanda, was known for centuries as a large and influential Buddhist university, and Buddhist scholars like Nagarjuna were teachers of that university.


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The Buddhist-arts developed in the Gupta Empire subsequently influenced the country of distant China as well.


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The influence of Buddhism in India weakened from the 6th century since the invasion of the Hun nation and the persecution of Mihirakul.


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During his visit to India in the 7th century, Heuen Sang, a famous Chinese tourist and translator, noted that Buddhism was widely popular in Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Vijayawada and all of South India at that time.


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36] While he mentions a description of the humanitarian Buddhist stupa in Nepal and the Buddhist persecution by King Shashank of the Gauda kingdom, he praised Buddhism's patronage by King Harshavardhan during that same period.


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After the end of the Harshavan rule, many small states emerged which subsequently led to the rise of the Rajput nation in the Gangayatreya valley and also the end of the Buddhist-dynasty.


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But the Buddhist-dynasty regained their glory since the emergence of the Pala Empire later in the Bengali region.


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Buddhism developed under the Pala Empire until the invasion of the Pala kingdom by the Hindu Sen dynasty and spread from the Bengali region to Sikkim, Bhutan and Tibet from the 7th to 12th centuries.


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During the rule of the Pala dynasty, many temples and Buddhist-arts were developed.


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Hyuen Sang also noted that during his visit, he saw many Buddhists converting to Hinduism and Jainism.


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37] Because in the 10th century the defeat of the Pal dynasty and the emergence of Vaishnavian doctrine led to the abolition of Buddhism in the Indian subcontinent.


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38] In addition, the milestone of the decline of Buddhism in northern India occurred when the Turkish invaders and Muslim warriors Khiji Nalanda University in Bakhtyar destroyed and killed Buddhist monks in 1193 C.D.


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Since Muslim rule ripened in Bihar at the end of the 12th century, Buddhism continued to vanish in central India, and many Buddhists moved to the far north of India, the Himalayan regions and south to Sri Lanka.


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As well as the resurrection of the Adwaita doctrine and devotion movement at that time in India and the arrival of Sufism gradually reduced the influence of Buddhism.


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Central and North Asia Central Asia Since the Buddha period, Central Asia was influenced by Buddhism.


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In the Thirbad Grunts, two brothers named Tapasu and Vallika from the state of Bactria met Buddha, and when they returned to the state of Bactria, they built Buddhist temples.


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Central Asia had been connecting between China, India and Persia for many years.


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The expansion of the Han Empire in the 2nd century BC brought the West closer to Asia's Hellenistic civilization; of which the Greek-backtrayal empire is particularly notable.


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The spread of Buddhism towards the north helps this religion grow its followers, even in the Buddhist states of Central Asia.


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The silk path is still found in many cities in the region, Buddhist stupas and monasteries.


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As history suggests, these Buddhist monasteries were used at the time as a panth-path for asa-jawakari tourists from the east and west.


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Therbad ideology was first promoted in Iran in the 2nd and 3rd centuries BC, before Therabad and Mahajan branches spread collectively to Pakistan, Kashmir, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Tajikistan.


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These countries were formerly known as Gandra, Bactria, Marziana, Sogda states, from which Buddhism was later propagated in China.


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First of all, the state of Backtree first came under the influence of Buddhism in the 3rd century BC.


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However, Buddhism was not a single religion in the state of Backtree.


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Along with Buddhism, Zarathustrism, Hinduism, Judaism, Mani religion, Tengri religion, Shamanism and many other local unorganized religions are found to exist.


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Nikayist Buddhist scholars were in Central Asia and China until the 7th century.


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It was at that time that the Buddhist branch of Mahajan became dominant in these regions.


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And since the Mahajan Buddhist branch is not a nikaist, it remains predominant in the monasteries of Central Asia all day long.


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While many Buddhist dynasties flourished in the Indian subcontinent both in Central Asia and under the rule of Emperor Kaneesha, Buddhists have been tortured during King Mihirakul's rule since the invasion of the Hun nation in the 5th century.


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Buddhism tends to be mutually extinct in Central Asia with the expansion of Islam in the 7th century and the destruction of the Buddhist stupa by Muslims.


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And Muslims used to call Buddhists hostages as non-Muslims during their rule at the time.


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Famous linguist and historian Abu Rayhan Al Birunial Biruni described Gautam Buddha as the “Prophet Burzan”.


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Buddhism once again sees the light of hope amid the invasion of the Mongolian nation by Genghis Khan, and the influence of Buddhism in Asia continued to increase in the 13th century when the Mongol Empire, named Ilkhanat and Chagatai Khanat was established.


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But within 100 years, the Buddhist Mongol Empire's patriarchs were introduced to Islam and have continued to preach Islam in their states across Asia since they adopted Islam.


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Only the western Mongols and the Yuan dynasty people kept the thunderous branches of their Buddhism unprotected.


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Persian Buddhism was preached in the territories of the current Turkmenistan country of Marv, which previously belonged to the Persian Empire.


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A Soviet archaeological team excavated in the Gyar-Kala region located in the city of Marv and discovered a Buddhist devotion, a huge Buddhist sculpture and a monastery.


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The Persian nation was directly linked to the propaganda of Buddhism.


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In fact, a Persian prince named Ann Shigao played a massive role in promoting Buddhism in China, and he converted many Buddhist texts of the Indian subcontinent into Chinese.


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Tarim Basin is known to many rich ancient Buddhist arts from the eastern part of Central Asia ([Xinjiang, Tarim Basin]]]); mainly those were Buddhist patterns painted on walls and caves, paintings on canvas, sculptures and classical rituals. Notably, those that bear the identity of ancient India and Hellenistic civilizations.


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These Cerindian arts are essentially indicative of the artistic style of the ancient Gandra (present-day Afghanistan) region, as well as the whereabouts of some religious texts in the region.


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Central Asia played a major role in the spread of Buddhism mainly to the east.


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The convertor of Buddhist texts into Chinese was the Persian prince Ann Shigao (148 C.D.) and his collaborator in translation was Ann Juan, a Buddhist monk folklore who was a people of the Yuezhi ethnic group, also written in many Indian languages in the Chinese language. Transformed.


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As well as Buddhist monks such as Zhi Qian and Zhi Yao, who emerged from the Sogda ethnic group, also played a unique role in the translation of Buddhist texts into Chinese.


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It is also known from the archaeological walls of the Tarim Basin region that the exchange of this religious treatise between Buddhist monks in Central Asia and East-Asia was approximately up to the tenth century.


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While Chinese colonialism and Chinese culture continue to flourish, the intercultural exchanges of the two countries were disrupted.


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According to Chinese local people, Buddhism was preached in China during the rule of the Han Empire (206 BC - 220 AD).


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But archaeologists note that Buddhism emerged in the Han society, Buddhism did not evolve at that time until the 6th dynasty of the Han Empire (220 - 589 AD) came to power.


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China officially became acquainted with Buddhism by the hands of two Buddhist monks named Moton and Chufarlan, originally in 67 C.D.


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Under royal patronage in 68 AD, Chinese Buddhists replaced the White Ashwa Temple (Chinese language:) near the city of Luoyang, which still exists in China today.


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At the end of the 2nd century, a thriving Buddhist community developed in a place called Pengchang that is now known as Shuzhou City in Jiangsu state of China.


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The Buddhist texts of the first Mahajan branch were translated into Chinese by Buddhist monks of the Kushan Empire from 178 to 189 Christians.


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Most of the ancient Buddhist art found in China were sculptures of the Money Tree, a period of approximately 200 Christians with artistic impressions of the Gandra region.


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42] During the northern Wei Dynasty rule around 460 to 525 Christians, Chinese Buddhists built an artificial cave called Yugeng, rich in Buddhist art, and is one of the most outstanding examples of the 5th to 6th centuries stone-carving art.


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In all, there are 252 artificial caves in that place, with Buddha statues numbering 51,000.


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Another famous artificial cave is Longman Cave and it was also built in 493 AD during the reign of the Wei Dynasty in the north.


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The artificial cave called Longman contains 1,400 caves and 1,000,000 such Buddhist sculptures.


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And the caves range in height from 1 inch to a maximum of 57 feet.


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The region also has more than 2,500 stone sculptures and inscriptions carved on huge rocks.


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Besides, there are 60 Buddha temples.


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Buddhism began to develop rapidly in China during the rule of the Tang Dynasty (618 - 907 AD).


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Since many Chinese Buddhist monks visited India from the 4th to XI Christians, the Tang Dynasty adopted liberal policies on the influence of religions and cultures of foreign countries such as India in China.


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Chang'an, the capital of the then Tang Dynasty (which is now Xi'an, the capital of China's Shanshi province) was one of the most important landmarks for the practice of Buddhism at that time.


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And that's where China's propaganda began in Korea and Japan.


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But the influence of Buddhism in China has gradually diminished during the last periods of the end of the Tang Dynasty.


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Because the influence of China's local religion Tao religion continued to decline, then Emperor Wuzhong of the Tang Dynasty banned Buddhism, Zarathustrism, Christianity, including Buddhism in the state under his rule.


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Emperor Wuzhong seized Buddhist property throughout his kingdom, destroyed Buddhist monasteries and temples, and executed many Buddhist monks.


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After nearly a hundred years of torture, Buddhism was revived under the rule of the Abra-Sung dynasty (1127 - 1279 Christianity).


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For several centuries, the Mahavan branch of Buddhism developed in China, which later arrived in Japan.


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It was during the Sung Dynasty that the Zhen doctrine of the Mahavan branch emerged in China.


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For the past two thousand years, Buddhists in China developed Buddhist artifacts in four mountains, among which are Utah Mountain, Imei Mountain, Jiuhua Mountain, Putua Mountain.


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China is currently unique among the countries with the most Buddhist artifacts on Earth.


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As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, China's most famous Buddhist sculptures include Magao Cave in Gansu Province, Longman Artificial Cave in Henan Province, Yugang Artificial Cave in Shanxi Province, and Dazhou Mountain Sculpture near Chongqing City.


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In addition, the huge Buddha of Leshan, built in the 8th century under the rule of the Tang Dynasty, is one of the largest Buddha statues in the world.


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Buddhism became known in Korea on the arrival of the Korean Chinese ambassador to Goguryo state in 372 AD.


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He came up with some scriptures and pictures.


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Buddhism developed in Korea around the 7th century.


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Buddhists were discriminated against during the rise of the Confucian Yi-dynasty in Korea in 1392 C.R.


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The propaganda of Buddhism began in the 6th century in Japan by the states ruled in Korea.


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Through the hands of the Chinese Buddhist monk Xiangzhen, the modest sources of Buddhism were circulated in Japan in 754 Christianity.


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In the 9th century, Japanese Buddhist monks Saicho and Kukai strengthened the foundations of Buddhism in Japan as successful northerners.


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Although geographically the end of the silk path and Buddhism in the Indian subcontinent, Central Asia and China, Japan was able to preserve the traditions of Buddhism from the very beginning.


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Buddhism received the status of national religion in Japan during the period of Prince Shatoku Taishi in the Asuka era (528 — 794 C.D.).


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There are several temples and monasteries built in the city of Nara, Japan around 710 Christians, notably the five-storey Buddhist temples and the golden halls of Horyu-ji and Kofuku-ji temples.


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Countless paintings and sculptures were erected at that time under state patronage.


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And these Buddhist art originated mainly from the 8th to 13th centuries during the Nara era (710-794), the Heian era (794-1185) and the Kamakura era (1185-1333).


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In the Kamakura era, efforts were taken to bring Buddhism from the royal level to the public.


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Traditional Buddhism of that time was mainly limited to protecting the country, protecting the people of the royal family from evil spirits or evil forces, and the liberation of the souls of high-class people of society, members of the royal family and monks.


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Also in Japan, Zodo Shinshu emerged, another subdivision of the Buddhist branch of the adorned land by Japanese monk Honen at that time, and another subculture of the fullland Buddhist doctrine by Shinran, another Japanese monk, Shinran.


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Honen and his disciples used to conduct religious rituals for the liberation of sinful persons, ordinary hell-women, even paternal killers.


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On the other hand, the monk Shinran originally used to persuade ordinary people to worship Amitabh Buddhist.


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The Shinran monk even introduced the marriage custom of Buddhist monks by marrying himself, which was the first in the history of Buddhism and was seen as taboo (taboo subject) in traditional Buddhist society.


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Another major step in the Kamakura regime was through the advent of Zen Buddhism that Japanese Buddhist monks Dogen and Aesai introduced after their home country returned to Japan after their visit to China.


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Zen Buddhism is a deeply thought-out doctrine formed by simple words with higher philosophies.


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But in the history of art, the doctrine has only been highlighted as sheer paintings like Ink Wash and Enso, and in short poems like Haiku.


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Also the true-seeking feature of Zen doctrine presents events such as chanoyu or Japanese tea festivals and Ikebana or flower ceremonies to Japanese society.


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In addition to becoming part of the daily lives of people in Japanese society in a spiritual and aesthetic way, Zen Buddhist doctrine also invents military techniques and martial arts.


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Buddhism is still flourishing in Japan.


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About 80,000 Buddhist temples are still preserved in Japan and are being restored if necessary.


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Although Tibet was late, Buddhism set foot in Tibet in the 7th century.


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The branches of Buddhism that played a dominant role in Tibet are a combination of Mahajan and Thunder branches that came to Tibet from various universities in the Pala Empire of Bengal.


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43] The current-day effect in Tibet is mainly Kashmir [44] and the north west (Khotan). [ 45] and comes from the Xinjiang region of China.


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45] Although none of these branches of Buddhism exist in Tibet, evidence of their existence is still found in ancient Tibetan Buddhist texts.


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Originalism that emerged in Tibet is the main source of Tibetan Benayapitk.


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46] Zen Buddhist doctrine is preached in Tibet to be the country of China located in the eastern part of Tibet.


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But even though Zen Buddhist doctrine leaves an imprint in Tibet, it appears less importance for political reasons.


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47] While initially Buddhism faced opposition to local shaman based Buddhism, Buddhism later took place in Tibet under the royal patronage of King Ralpachan (817 - 836 Ct).


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Buddhism prevailed over other religions in Tibet during the rule of royal China and the Yuan dynasty (1271-1368 AD).


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Southeast Asia stopped going to trade trade with silk paths to suppress their main enemy Romans due to the Persian Empire at the beginning of the first Christians.


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But the demand of the Romans towards Asian goods remains.


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So the Mediterranean for trade, a commercial path developed in the inter-agreement between China and India.


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And right from that time, India began to exert strong influence across Southeast Asia (except Vietnam) in terms of business contacts and various business solutions and political interventions.


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India then developed a trade route with Burma, Thailand, Sumatra, the island of Java, Cambodia and other urban areas.


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For more than a thousand years, the influence of Indian culture reached those territories at a certain height.


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Brahmanism of Buddhism and Hinduism and the spread of Pali and Sanskrit languages, the preaching of Therbad and Mahajan branches, and Indian literature such as Ramayan and Mahabharata are identified with these regions.


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From the 5th to 13th centuries, the Southeast Asia region was a very powerful empire and Buddhism was ahead of that time in Buddhist architecture and art.


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This effect led to the creation of two Hindu-Buddhist empires called Sri Vijay and Kher empires, who contributed greatly to Therbad and Mahajan and Buddhist arts.


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The Sribajian Empire (8th to 14th centuries) developed under the Shailendra Dynasty, a dynasty called Srivijaya on the island of Palembang, on the coastal sumatra of present-day Indonesia.


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This dynasty was an adherent of the Mahavan and Thunderstorm branches.


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The ancient Chinese treatise Yijing points out that Palembang Island was one of the oldest centres of Buddhism teaching that was led by thousands of monks under royal patronage by the emperor.


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Before preaching Buddhism in Tibet, Bengali Buddhist monks Atish Deepangkar studied at the monastery of Palembang Island in Sumatra.


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But even at that time, many people in the Srivijaya Empire did not possess pure Buddhist doctrines.


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They rather extracted a form of Buddhism that later merged with Hinduism and other local religions.


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48] The Srivijaya Empire introduces many Buddhist artistic patterns when expanding the empire to Southeast Asia.


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Many Bodhisattva statues were found during that regime.


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The Buddhist temple of Barobudur on the island of Java, built in 780 Christabd, is the world's largest and richest Buddhist temple with 505 meditating Buddhist statues.


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The dissolution of the Srivijaya Empire was due to the conflict with the Hindu Chaul Empire and the establishment of Islamic rule in the 13th century.


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The Kh Empire (9th to 13th centuries) was formed by Mahajan Buddhists and Hindus from the 9th to 13th centuries and spread widespread influence on the Southeast Asian peninsulas.


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More than 900 Buddhist temples were built in Cambodia and Thailand under the Kh Empire.


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At that time, Ankara, the capital of the Kh Empire, was the focus of the development of all the architectural industries of the empire.


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Renowned Emperor Jaybarman VII (1181-1219 C.D.) of Kh's kingdom built the largest Mahajan Buddhist temple in Weaving and Ankara Thome.


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Vietnam Buddhists in Vietnam mainly observe the Mahavan branch of Buddhism.


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Buddhism was preached in Vietnam in the 3rd century through the northern part of Central Asia from India.


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Vietnam mainly adheres to the Chinese Buddhist doctrine.


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In addition, Buddhism in Vietnam has a mix of Tao religion, Chinese culture and local Vietnamese culture.


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The rise of the Lightning Branch (5th century) led to the development of many classes of lightning Buddhist branches as a result of the patronage of lightning and childhood religion by Rajsvasadvarga.


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[49] Manjusrintha, which is later subordinated to Kriyatantra, mentions that the mantras mentioned in the Shava, Garuda and Vaishnavian texts will work only when a Buddhist applies these mantras; because the monk of the lightning branch is the rest of the Buddhist. These Mantras of Kshid Applied method taught.


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50] Padma Vajra's guhisiddhi, which is included in the Guhaisamanism, found evidence of Buddhist monks acting as child-gurus and introducing Shava Decision Books among the disciples.


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[51] Also the book of Chakrasmartantra is inspired from the Shav book Tantrasadvah.


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52] Therbad Renesa (beginning in the eleventh century) Since the invasion of Muslims on the Indian subcontinent from the 11th century, the Mahayan Buddhist branch continued to be extinct.


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As the routes that were on the Indian subcontinent were disturbed, a journey through the Sarasari sea route from the Middle East to Sri Lanka to China led to the innovation of the Therbad branch of the Pali book later in Sri Lanka.


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King Anorth of the Pung Empire (1044-1078 AD) united the entire country and adopted the Therbad branch of Buddhism.


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Of the thousands of temples that were completed in the Pung Empire in the 11th and 13th centuries, there are still 2,200 temples present.


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Though the rise of Thai ethnic groups and the invasion of the Mongol nations led to the collapse of the Pung Empire in 1287, Theroist Buddhism remained Burma's main religion belief.


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While Thai ethnic groups occupied Burma in 1260 AD, the newly arrived Thai Sukhothai dynasty adopted the Therbad branch of Buddhism.


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In addition, in the Thai Ayodhya Empire (14th — 18th centuries), in fact, the Thirbad branch still remains in power.


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From there, the Therbad branch also spread to Laos and Cambodia in the 13th century.


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But the influence of Islam on the coastal remote regions and islands of Southeast Asia has increased since the 14th century, after several islands in Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines converted to Islam.


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Yet when President Suharto came to power in Indonesia in 1966, Renesa of Buddhism was organized in Indonesia.


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This is mainly the result of President Suharto granting state status to five religions (Islam, Protestant doctrine, Catholic doctrine, Hinduism and Buddhism).


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It is estimated that at least 10 million Buddhists are in Indonesia.


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And a large part of Indonesia's Buddhist population is of Chinese origin.


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The prevalence of Buddhism in the West is understood from the legendary documents from Greek-Buddhist art that Buddhism was spread sporadically in the West.


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A description of the Buddha's biography by Saint Johan of Damascus translated into Greek is known among Christians as the story of Barlam and Josafet (the story of an Indian prince accepting Christianity found in Mahajan Buddhist texts).


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By the 14th century, this story of Josafet had gained so much popularity that Josafet became the last ever known Catholic-saint.


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The first association of Buddhism with Europeans came when William of Rebrook, the Christian monk of the Catholic subdivision Francicanie, came to visit Mongke Khan in the Mongol kingdom at the behest of King Saint Louis of France in 1253.


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This meeting with Mongke Khan took place in the Kailak region (present-day Kazakhstan).


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Prior to going there, Christian monk William thought the Mongols might be authoritarian nominal Christians.


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During the rule of Halaku Khan, the tendency of the Mongols to adopt Buddhism in the Ilkhanat Empire increased.


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Many Buddhist temples were built in that empire that were extinct before the 15th century came.


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When Argun Khan came to the Ilkhanat Empire, Buddhism in that state became erased.


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53] Together with Tibet Buddhists, the Mongols built an empire called Kalamaik Khanate in the 17th century.


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But in the 18th century they became extinct due to the Russian Empire [54] and during the Napoleon wars this Kalmyk population played a role in the Russian army as equestrian troops.


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55] Ever since the people of the West tend to be familiar with Buddhist patterns and art while in power, interest in Buddhism has continued to grow among them.


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In addition, with Japanese art and culture being put forward by Japan in 1853, Buddhist culture gets more acceptance to the world.


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In 1959, the dispute between communist China and the local people of Tibet and the Tibet Buddhists took the form of an uprising against the state of China, Tibetan Buddhists spread to the outside world.


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And the head of this insurgency is headed by Buddhist monk XIV Dalai Lama who is currently in political shelter in India.


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It is estimated that he currently has around 120 million followers in Tibet.


Question: Anas ibn Malik ibn Nadar al-Khajraj al-Ansari are children of which clan?

Anas ibn Malik

Anas ibn Malik ibn Nadar al-Khajraj al-Ansari Arabic: Anas ibn Malik al-Khazarjy al-Ansari [2] was a prominent companion of the Messenger of Allah Muhammad (sah).


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Anas ibn Malik

He was Ansar and the oldest companion of the Khazraj tribe of Medina.


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Anas ibn Malik

Numerous Hadiths have been found from his voice.


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Anas ibn Malik

Ten years he spent in the vicinity of the Messenger.


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Anas ibn Malik

He died in 93 AH.


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Name and genealogy. His real name is Anas, Qunyat or surname Abu Hamza Mattare Abu Chumamah.


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The title is 'Khadeemur's Messenger (Servant of the Prophet), Imam, Mufti, Reciter, Muhaddikh, etc.


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[3] His father's name is Malek ibn Nazr and his mother's name is Umm Sulaim al-Gumaisa Bintu Milhan.


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[4] Hafeez Ibn Kasir said by his mother's name: 'Umm Haram Mulaykah Bintu Milhan.


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[5] He was born in the branch of Nazzar of the famous Khayraj tribe of Medina.


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His full lineage is Anas ibn Malik ibn Nazr ibn Jamzam ibn Zayed ibn Haram ibn Jundub ibn Amer ibn Gannam ibn Adi ibn Najjar.


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[6] The specific date of birth and childhood Anas (R) is not known.


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However, he said: “When the Prophet (peace be upon him) came to Madinah, I am a 10-year-old boy.


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7] As of this, he was born in Medina in the 3rd Prophet's year Mutabique 612 AD in the 5 Prophet's year Mutabique 614 AD.


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Anas ibn Malik

Like the first one, it is more famous.


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Anas ibn Malik

His father Malek was killed in an enemy ambush in his childhood.


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Anas ibn Malik

So Anas (R) became oratim.


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Anas ibn Malik

[4] When the Messenger of Allah (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) came to Madīnah, Abu Tabalhah (may Allah be pleased with him) and said: “O Messenger of Allah (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him)!


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Anas ibn Malik

Anas is an intelligent boy.


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Anas ibn Malik

He will regret you.


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Anas ibn Malik

Anas (R) said, “Then I regretted him at home and on my trip.


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Anas ibn Malik

[8] He used to encourage Anas (Ra) to regret his mother-in-law, the Messenger (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him).


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Anas ibn Malik

[9] The Messenger of Allah (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) regrets him from his arrival until his death.


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Anas ibn Malik

He has fully received companionship and proximity to the Prophet (SAW).


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[10] Educational Diksha Anas (R) spent a portion of his life from the age of 10 to 20 years i.e. from his adolescence to his youth in the company of the Prophet (SAH).


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Anas ibn Malik

So he sought knowledge from the Messenger of Allah (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him).


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Anas ibn Malik

11] [12] He used to listen to the Hadīth from the Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) and write it down and recite it to him.


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[13] The Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) supplicated for Anas (may Allah be pleased with him) saying: “O Allah!


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Anas ibn Malik

Increase his wealth and children, and bless him with what You have given him.


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Anas ibn Malik

[14] Participation in Jihad Anas (r) participated in many jihad.


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Anas ibn Malik

He participated in 8 battles with the Messenger of Allah (SAH).


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Anas ibn Malik

10] [15] Among them, the Treaty of Hudaibia, the Victory of Mecca, Hunayen and Taif are notable.


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16] He joined the Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) in Rizwan, farewell to Hajj, 'Umrah and Bay'ai.


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Anas ibn Malik

[10] He participated in the Battle of Badr as the Khadem of the Prophet (SAW).


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Anas ibn Malik

He participated in the conquest of Iran's prominent city of Tustar.


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Anas ibn Malik

[10] Then he brought Hurmujan and came to Omar (r.)


Question: Anas ibn Malik ibn Nadar al-Khajraj al-Ansari are children of which clan?

Anas ibn Malik

Then he embraced Islam.


Question: Anas ibn Malik ibn Nadar al-Khajraj al-Ansari are children of which clan?

Anas ibn Malik

17] Anas (may Allah be pleased with him) received endless knowledge from the Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) contributed to the Hadīth of knowledge.


Question: Anas ibn Malik ibn Nadar al-Khajraj al-Ansari are children of which clan?

Anas ibn Malik

He spread it among the Companions, the Tabei and other people.


Question: Anas ibn Malik ibn Nadar al-Khajraj al-Ansari are children of which clan?

Anas ibn Malik

He is the Messenger of Allah (SAW), Abu Bakr, Omar, Osman, Abdullah ibn Rawaha, Mu''az ibn Jabal, Usaid ibn Huzair, Abu Tabalha, Chhabet ibn Kayes, Abdul Rahman ibn Awf, Ibn Masood, Maleh Ak Ibn Cha'ah, Abu Jar, Ubadah ibn Samet, Abu Hurayrah, Umm Sulaim Bintu Milhan (his mother), his aunt Umm Haram, He listened to the hadiths from 'Umm al-Fazl (wife of Abbas), Fatematuz, Zahrah, among others.


Question: Anas ibn Malik ibn Nadar al-Khajraj al-Ansari are children of which clan?

Anas ibn Malik

From him are Hasan, Sulaiman al-Taimi, Abu Kabilabah, Ibn Sirin, Sha'bi, Abu Mizlaz, Makhul, Omar ibn Abdulaziz, Sabit al-Bunani, Abu Bakr ibn Abdullah al-Muzani, Ibn Shihab Az-Azi, Abu Bakr ibn Abdullah Al-Muzani, Ibn Shihab Az-Az-. Zuhari, Qatadah, Ibnel Munqadir, Isaac ibn Abdullah Abu Tbalha, Abdul Aziz ibn Chuhaib, Shu'aib al-Hubhab, Amr ibn Amer al-Kufi, Humayed Al-Tabaeel, Yahya ibn Saeed Al Anchari, Kashir ibn Sulaim, Isa ibn Tahman, Omar ibn Shakir, Chumamah, Al-Za'ad Abu Othman, Anas ibn Sirin, Abu Umama Bin Sahl ibn Hunaif, Ibrahim ibn Maisara, Burayid ibn Abi Maryam, Bayan ibn Bishr, Rabi'ah ibn Abu Abdul Rahman, Saeed Ibn Zubayr, Salamah ibn Wardan, etc., heard and narrated the hadiths.


Question: Anas ibn Malik ibn Nadar al-Khajraj al-Ansari are children of which clan?

Anas ibn Malik

11] [18] His reliable disciples were raised up to 150 AH and weak disciples up to 190 AH.


Question: Anas ibn Malik ibn Nadar al-Khajraj al-Ansari are children of which clan?

Anas ibn Malik

Among those who heard the Hadīth from his students, many of them were still alive after 200 Hijri.


Question: Anas ibn Malik ibn Nadar al-Khajraj al-Ansari are children of which clan?

Anas ibn Malik

19] About 200 Rabi Hadiths were narrated from him.


Question: Anas ibn Malik ibn Nadar al-Khajraj al-Ansari are children of which clan?

Anas ibn Malik

[10] Narrated from him in a hadeeth number 2286.


Question: Anas ibn Malik ibn Nadar al-Khajraj al-Ansari are children of which clan?

Anas ibn Malik

Among them, Sahih Bukhari and Saheeh described 180 Hadiths by Muslim consensus, 80 in one way, and 90 Hadiths alone by Muslim.


Question: Anas ibn Malik ibn Nadar al-Khajraj al-Ansari are children of which clan?

Anas ibn Malik

20] Someone said: “Muslim alone narrated 70 Hadiths.


Question: Anas ibn Malik ibn Nadar al-Khajraj al-Ansari are children of which clan?

Anas ibn Malik

[21] - After becoming Abu Bakr (R) Caliphate, Anas (R) appointed Zakat recipient in Bahrain.


Question: Anas ibn Malik ibn Nadar al-Khajraj al-Ansari are children of which clan?

Anas ibn Malik

[22] Omar (R) and sent him to Bahrain with the responsibility of paying zakat.