Rethinking the Journey of the Chinese Monk Based on Geography, Textual Clues, and Overlooked Evidence For centuries, scholars have believed […]
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A recent conversation with Nepali friends who live near Lumbini — the site traditionally accepted as the Buddha’s birthplace —
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Forget what the textbooks say. Hidden clues in Sri Lanka’s ancient texts, archaeology, and landscapes suggest a shocking possibility: Prince
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