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31/10/2023

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31/12/2017

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02/10/2017

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20/09/2017

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13/08/2017

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India-Japan Coordination Forum set up to create next generation infrastructure in North East in continued push to Modi govt’s ‘Act East’ policy.

13/08/2017

Yesterday HH Dalailama and Yoga Guru Ramadev..... Then r affection for each other is real and heart loving.....

07/08/2017

04/08/2017

Hon。インドのPM Mr. n。 modiは今年8月、国際ベザックデーの機会に、バラナシからコロンボへの直行便を紹介する予定です。「仏教徒にとって最も秘密で聖なる日.......

Narendra Modi in Sri Lanka: The Prime Minister is on a two-day visit to Sri Lanka and is participating in International Vesak Day celebrations

24/05/2017

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Archaeologists are trying to save the remains of a nearly 5,000-year-old city in Pakistan by burying it again. 

10/04/2017

Our PM Hon. N. Modi and Australian PM at New Delhi Akchardham Temple.....

Memorable moments at the magnificent Akshardham Temple in Delhi, with PM Malcolm Turnbull.

08/04/2017

HH Dalailam in North eastern India State Arunachal Pradesh....

His Holiness the Dalai Lama speaking at a ceremony welcoming him to Tawang Monastery in Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh, India on April 7, 2017. (Photo by Tenzin Choejor/OHHDL)

28/03/2017

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12/02/2017

Xuan Zang stayed in Vijayawada to study Buddhist scriptures
by G. Venkataramana Rao,
The Hindu, 2016
Chroniclers of history have documented ancient inscriptions in the region.

Andhra Pradesh, India -- Chinese Buddhist pilgrim and scholar Xuan Zang stayed a couple of years in Bezawada (the old name of Vijayawada) to copy and study the Abhidhammapitakam, the last of the three pitakas (Pali for baskets) constituting the Pali canon, the scriptures of Theravada Buddhism.

The writings of Xuan Zang (also spelled Hsuan Tsang or Hiuen Tsang) about his travels in India are detailed accounts of the life of the people in the 7th century. The Chinese government has used his work to establish that the relationship between India and China is 1,400 years old.

Xuan Zang travelled to Andhradesa to visit the Viharas at Amaravathi and Nagarjunakonda around 640 C.E. It is popularly believed that he stayed at Amaravathi for a couple of years to study th Abhidhammapitakam.

Written records

Gordon Mackenzie, the British chronicler and the Collector of Kistna (which included both the modern Krishna and Guntur districts), recorded in his manual written in 1883 that Xuan Zang in his writing “spoke about the kingdom of Anta-lo (Andhra) with its capital Ping-ki-lo (Vengi) and in Dhanakacheka (Dharani Kota?)”.

Mackenzie recorded that Xuan Zang described “two very Buddhist monasteries, the Eastern and Western”. Mackenzie used a question mark next to Dharani Kota because British historian Robert Sewell “thought the locality of these monasteries could be fixed at Bezawada” and not at Amaravathi, the modern name for Dharani Kota.

Sewell (1845–1925), who worked in the civil service of the Madras Presidency Record Office, was tasked with the responsibility of documenting ancient inscriptions and remains in the region.

He undertook archaeological work, including at the Buddhist stupa at Amaravathi, which had already been largely destroyed prior to his arrival.

Language guides

Sewell was guided by various native speakers of the Kannada, Malayalam, Sanskrit, Tamil and Telugu languages spoken there. Some of these aides, such as S. Krishnaswami Aiyangar, went on to publish research of their own.
Converted to temples

V.V. Krishna Sastry, former director of the united Andhra Pradesh Archaeology department, who hails from Krishna district and is an authority on Buddhist sites in Andhra Pradesh, had gone on record that the remnants of Poorasaila (eastern hill) and Aparasaila (western hill) monasteries mentioned by Xuan Zang were actually the Moghalrajpuram caves and the Akkannna Madanna caves located in the heart of Vijayawada.

These Buddhist Viharas were converted into Hindu Cave temples during the reign of the Vishnukundins.

17/01/2017

Japan Government declared 2017 -the year of India Visit for Japanese nationals .......come India we will take your to Buddhist Pilgrimage along with cultural sites like Taj Mahal / Jaipur / Varanasi etc. www.magadhaindia.com

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Explore the UN-excavated Buddhist site in India.

27/12/2016

The Way is not in the sky; the Way is in the heart .
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