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1 day ago · According to Xuanzang, Harsha was a third generation Hindu king from the Vaishya caste, who built majestic Buddhist viharas, as well as three temples – Buddha, Surya and Shiva, all of the same size.
5 days ago · Most quoted among the literary sources is the travelogue of 7th century Chinese pilgrim Xuanzang (also known as Hsuan Tsang or Mokshadeva), who travelled across India from 629–645 CE in search of Buddhist manuscripts and “correct” teachings.
3 days ago · Xuanzang’s journey along the Silk Road, and the legends that grew up around it, inspired the Ming novel Journey to the West, one of the great classics of Chinese literature. The fictional counterpart Tang Sanzang is the reincarnation of the Golden Cicada, a disciple of Gautama Buddha, and is protected on his journey by three powerful disciples.
3 days ago · During the time period of Budha Gaya was known as Uruvela. The first ever Budha temple was built by Mauryan Emperor Ashoka. After this, this place became the central site of Buddhist civilization...
2 days ago · Where is Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons streaming? Find out where to watch on Netflix, Prime, Hulu & 200+ others.
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4 days ago · The Netflix movie Maharaj, which marks the acting debut of Junaid Khan, is based on a real story. Here is the explanation of its ending.
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