Buddha: The light of Assia


                                 BUDDHISM
Name:- Gautam Buddha
Born:- 563 BC On the vaishaka ,poornima day at  Lumbini                                                                                                                 (Near Kapilvashtu ) In      Nepal
Father:- Suddhodan ( King of shakya ruler)
MOTHER:- Mahamaya ( from kaushlya dynasty ) died after 7     days of Buddha  birth.
Foster Mother:- Prajapati gautmi
Wife:- Yashodhara
Childhood Name:- Siddharath
1.    Married at 16 years to youshadhra enjoyed the married life for 13 years and had a son named Rahul.
2.    Buddha is also known as shakya muni and tathagath.
3.    He left his home at the age of 29 and he was medatiting under a people tree on the bank of Niranjana river at gaya. He came across the desired truth at the age of 35.
4.    Buddha means – Knowledge
5.    Sarthi of gautam Buddha is  channa.
6.    Gautam Buddha also known as Light of Assia.


       Four Sights of Buddha’s life
1)   An old man
2)   A disabled man
3)   An asentic
4)   A dead person


Important events in the life of Buddha

EVENTS                          PLACES                            SYMBOLS
Birth                                 Lumbini                              Lotus & Bull
Mahabhiniskarman          ………                                Horse
Nirvana                            Bodh Gaya                          Bodhi tree
Turning of wheel              Sarnath                               Wheel
Mahaparinirvana              Kushinagar                          Stupa
Doctrine of Buddha

Four nobel truth
1.    Dukh – Life is full of sorrow
2.    Dukh samudaya – Causes for the sorrow.
3.    Dukh Nirodha – They can be stopped.
4.    Dukh Nirodha Gamini Paritipada – The path of prevention of sorrow.
Astangika marga or Eight way principle
Buddha told eight way principle for controlling sorrow.
1.    Right observation
2.    Right determination
3.    Right exercise
4.    Right Action
5.    Right speech
6.    Right memory
7.    Right meditation
8.    Right livelihood
Tri ratna  or Three jewels
1.    Buddha
2.    Dharma
3.    Sangha


Special features­
1.    Buddha does not recognize the existance of god and soul.
2.    Sangh was opens to all irrespective of caste and sex.
3.    Buddhism language was pali.
4.    1ST Sermon in Sarnath near Varanasi this event is known as Dharmachakra parivartana (Turning of wheel ).
5.    Leaving of home- mahavinishkarman
6.    First teacher was Alara kalam.
7.    Second  teacher was Rudraka Ramputta.
8.    In sarnatha gautam Buddha established sangh.
9.    Maximum sermon – in saravasti (koshla)
10.                       1st lady pupil was- Prajapati Gautmi (His foster mother)
11.                       In 1st council vinay pitika and sutta pitika was written.
12.                       In 2nd Council Buddha divided into 2 parts
1.    Sathavira
2.    Mahasanghika
13.                       In 3rd council Abhidhamma pitik complied.
14.                       In 4th council Buddha divided into 2 parts
1.    Henyan
2.    Mahayan

Buddhist councils

Sr.No.
Year
Place
King
President
1.
483 B.C
Rajgir
Ajatshatru
Mahakassap
2.
383 B.C
Vaishali
Kalashoka/
Kakavarna
Sabbakarmi/
Sabbagami
3.
251 B.C
Patliputra
Ashoka
Mogliputtra
4.
1ST  AD
Kundalwan
(Kashmir)
Kanishka
Ashwagosh/
Vasumitra
5.
666 AD
Allahabad
Harshwardhana
Ven syang
       












Buddha literacture
Buddhist literacture known as tripitaka.
Language was pali


1.    VINAY PITAKA
Books of disciple.
Written by upali.

2.    SUTA PITAKA
Books of collections of sermons.
Written by Anand.

3.    ABHIDHAMA PITAKA
Books of philosophy
Written by Mogliputr tisya.

Jatak literacture
Jatak literacture also related from Buddhism. Which are 547 in numbers.
                              This is story about Buddha.

Milindaphano
Dialogue between menander and saint nagsen.
It is written by nagarjuna.
Buddacharita written by Ashwagosh.

Sects of Budda
1.    Hinayana
2.    Mahayana

1.    Gautam Buddha was died in 483 B.C at Kushinagar (UP).
2.    Which is known as Mahaparinirhavana.

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