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Sákya Muni , or Buddha , preached the doctrine of Buddhism first in Benares .-— Antiquity of Benares . - Hiouen Thsang's account of his visit to the city in the seventh century of the Christian era.- Macaulay's description of Benares .
Sákya Muni , or Buddha , preached the doctrine of Buddhism first in Benares .-— Antiquity of Benares . - Hiouen Thsang's account of his visit to the city in the seventh century of the Christian era.- Macaulay's description of Benares .
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Sákya Muni , the historical Buddha - His visit to Benares .-- Spread of Buddhism from Benares . Decline of Buddhism in India.Destruction of Buddhist Structures at Sárnáth , by fire . - Fall of Buddhism 230 CHAPTER XIX .
Sákya Muni , the historical Buddha - His visit to Benares .-- Spread of Buddhism from Benares . Decline of Buddhism in India.Destruction of Buddhist Structures at Sárnáth , by fire . - Fall of Buddhism 230 CHAPTER XIX .
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S'ákya Muni , or Buddha , preached the doctrine of Buddhism first in Benares . — Antiquity of Benares . - Hiouen Thsang's account of his visit to the city in the seventh century of the Christian era . Macaulay's description of Benares .
S'ákya Muni , or Buddha , preached the doctrine of Buddhism first in Benares . — Antiquity of Benares . - Hiouen Thsang's account of his visit to the city in the seventh century of the Christian era . Macaulay's description of Benares .
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It is a fact , admitting of no dispute , that S'ákya Muni , the last and only really historical Buddha , on attaining the mysterious condition of Buddhahood under the Bodhi tree in the neighbourhood of Gayá , travelled to Benares ...
It is a fact , admitting of no dispute , that S'ákya Muni , the last and only really historical Buddha , on attaining the mysterious condition of Buddhahood under the Bodhi tree in the neighbourhood of Gayá , travelled to Benares ...
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The information which they incidentally furnish rests partly upon the statements of no other than Buddha himself , corroborated , in some measure , by their own observations . This wonderful personage , considering that some of the ...
The information which they incidentally furnish rests partly upon the statements of no other than Buddha himself , corroborated , in some measure , by their own observations . This wonderful personage , considering that some of the ...
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| Title | The Sacred City of the Hindus: An Account of Benares in Ancient and Modern Times |
| Author | Matthew Atmore Sherring |
| Contributor | Fitzedward Hall |
| Publisher | Trübner & Company, 1868 |
| Original from | National Library of the Netherlands |
| Digitized | 16 Nov 2012 |
| Length | 388 pages |
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