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A Record of Buddhistic Kingdoms

Faxian

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Text from Project Gutenberg eBook #2124, in the public domain.

Chapters

  1. 1.Prefaceoriginal only · 9 min
  2. 2.Introductionoriginal only · 14 min
  3. 3.Chapter I. From Ch’ang-Gan to the Sandy Desertoriginal only · 8 min
  4. 4.Chapter II. On to Shen-Shen and Thence to Khotenoriginal only · 8 min
  5. 5.Chapter III. Khoten. Processions of Images. The King’s New Monasteryoriginal only · 10 min
  6. 6.Chapter IV. Through the Ts’ung or “Onion” Mountains to K’eeh-Ch’a;—Probably Skardo, or Some City More to the East in Ladakoriginal only · 3 min
  7. 7.Chapter V. Great Quinquennial Assembly of Monks. Relics of Buddha. Productions of the Countryoriginal only · 3 min
  8. 8.Chapter VI. On Towards North India. Darada. Image of Maitreya Bodhisattvaoriginal only · 3 min
  9. 9.Chapter VII. Crossing of the Indus. When Buddhism First Crossed the River for the Eastoriginal only · 5 min
  10. 10.Chapter VIII. Woo-Chang, or Udyana. Monasteries, and Their Ways. Traces of Buddhaoriginal only · 3 min
  11. 11.Chapter IX. Soo-Ho-To. Legend of Buddhaoriginal only · 3 min
  12. 12.Chapter X. Gandhara. Legends of Buddhaoriginal only · 1 min
  13. 13.Chapter XI. Takshasila. Legends. The Four Great Topesoriginal only · 2 min
  14. 14.Chapter XII. Purushapura, or Peshawur. Prophecy About King Kanishka and His Tope. Buddha’s Alms-Bowl. Death of Hwuy-Yingoriginal only · 8 min
  15. 15.Chapter XIII. Nagara. Festival of Buddha’s Skull-Bone. Other Relics, and His Shadoworiginal only · 9 min
  16. 16.Chapter XIV. Death of Hwuy-King in the Little Snowy Mountains. Lo-E. Pohna. Crossing the Indus to the Eastoriginal only · 2 min
  17. 17.Chapter XV. Bhida. Sympathy of Monks with the Pilgrimsoriginal only · 1 min
  18. 18.Chapter XVI. On to Mathura or Muttra. Condition and Customs of Central India; Of the Monks, Viharas, and Monasteriesoriginal only · 12 min
  19. 19.Chapter XVII. Sankasya. Buddha’s Ascent to and Descent from the Trayastrimsas Heaven, and Other Legendsoriginal only · 13 min
  20. 20.Chapter XVIII. Kanyakubja, or Canouge. Buddha’s Preachingoriginal only · 1 min
  21. 21.Chapter XIX. Sha-Che. Legend of Buddha’s Danta-Kashthaoriginal only · 1 min
  22. 22.Chapter XX. Kosala and Sravasti. The Jetavana Vihara and Other Memorials and Legends of Buddha. Sympathy of the Monks with the Pilgrimsoriginal only · 18 min
  23. 23.Chapter XXI. The Three Predecessors of Sakyamuni in the Buddhashiporiginal only · 2 min
  24. 24.Chapter XXII. Kapilavastu. Its Desolation. Legends of Buddha’s Birth, and Other Incidents in Connexion with Itoriginal only · 9 min
  25. 25.Chapter XXIII. Rama, and Its Topeoriginal only · 3 min
  26. 26.Chapter XXIV. Where Buddha Finally Renounced the World, and Where He Diedoriginal only · 5 min
  27. 27.Chapter XXV. Vaisali. The Tope Called “Weapons Laid Down.” the Council of Vaisalioriginal only · 8 min
  28. 28.Chapter XXVI. Remarkable Death of Anandaoriginal only · 3 min
  29. 29.Chapter XXVII. Pataliputtra or Patna, in Magadha. King Asoka’s Spirit-Built Palace and Halls. The Buddhist Brahman, Radha-Sami. Dispensaries and Hospitalsoriginal only · 7 min
  30. 30.Chapter XXVIII. Rajagriha, New and Old. Legends and Incidents Connected with Itoriginal only · 5 min
  31. 31.Chapter XXIX. Gridhra-Kuta Hill, and Legends. Fâ-Hien Passes a Night on It. His Reflectionsoriginal only · 3 min
  32. 32.Chapter XXX. The Srataparna Cave, or Cave of the First Council. Legends. Suicide of a Bhikshuoriginal only · 5 min
  33. 33.Chapter XXXI. Gaya. Sakyamuni’s Attaining to the Buddhaship; And Other Legendsoriginal only · 7 min
  34. 34.Chapter XXXII. Legend of King Asoka in a Former Birth, and His Narakaoriginal only · 6 min
  35. 35.Chapter XXXIII. Mount Gurupada, Where Kasyapa Buddha’s Entire Skeleton Isoriginal only · 2 min
  36. 36.Chapter XXXIV. On the Way Back to Patna. Varanasi, or Benares. Sakyamuni’s First Doings After Becoming Buddhaoriginal only · 7 min
  37. 37.Chapter XXXV. Dakshina, and the Pigeon Monasteryoriginal only · 3 min
  38. 38.Chapter XXXVI. In Patna. Fâ-Hien’s Labours in Transcription of Manuscripts, and Indian Studies for Three Yearsoriginal only · 4 min
  39. 39.Chapter XXXVII. To Champa and Tamalipti. Stay and Labours There for Three Years. Takes Ship to Singhala, or Ceylonoriginal only · 2 min
  40. 40.Chapter XXXVIII. At Ceylon. Rise of the Kingdom. Feats of Buddha. Topes and Monasteries. Statue of Buddha in Jade. Bo Tree. Festival of Buddha’s Toothoriginal only · 14 min
  41. 41.Chapter XXXIX. Cremation of an Arhat. Sermon of a Devoteeoriginal only · 7 min
  42. 42.Chapter XL. After Two Years Takes Ship for China. Disastrous Passage to Java; And Thence to China; Arrives at Shan-Tung; And Goes to Nanking. Conclusion or L’envoi by Another Writeroriginal only · 15 min