1. Faxian – Wikipedia
Faxian (chin. 法顯 / 法显, Fǎxiǎn, W.-G. Fa-hsien; * um 337; † um 422) war ein chinesischer buddhistischer Mönch, der zwischen 399 und 412 nach Indien reiste, um den ...
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FAXIAN (c. 337‑422) from Record of the Buddhistic Kingdoms. A Chinese Pilgrim in Ceylon . A native of Wuyang in Shanxi, Faxian became a novice in the Buddhist priesthood at the age ...
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7. Faxian (Chinese Buddhist monk) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
Faxian (Chinese Buddhist monk), 399–414Buddhist monk whose pilgrimage to India in 402 initiated Sino-Indian relations and whose writings give important information about early ...
8. Faxian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Faxian landed at Laoshan in what is now Shandong province, 30 km east of the city of Qingdao and went to Shandong's then-capital, Qingzhou, where he remained for a year translating ...
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Faxian (flourished 399 – 414) Chinese Buddhist monk who initiated relations with India. Eager to learn of his religion at its source, he
