Larneds History of the World volume 1
Larneds History of the World volume 1
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Gotama, called the Buddha, meaning "the enlightened, " was probably born at some time in the first half of the sixth century before Christ.
GOTAMA THE BuDDHA 1 55 His birthplace was near the city of Kapila-vastu, the ruins of which, in Nepal Terai, bordering on the modern province of Oudh, in India, were dis- covered a few years ago, and identified by an inscribed pillar, erected by a reverent emperor, Asoka, in the third century B. C. The father of Gotama was the rajah of a small state, and th...e Gotama future founder of the new religion lived the life of theBuddha a prince until his thirtieth year. Then, though married, and the father of an infant son, he left his home, to become, says Professor Rhys Davids, "a homeless wanderer, and to spend his life, first His life in thinking out for himself the deepest problems of experience, and then in spreading abroad to others the good tidings of the salvation which he deemed himself to have discovered. " He was oppressed with a sense of the miseries and suffer- ings that seemed to be inherent in human life; a sense made more oppressive by the Brahmanic belief in successive re-births after death, continu- ing the same life in new states.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gotama, called the Buddha, meaning "the enlightened, " was probably born at some time in the first half of the sixth century before Christ.
GOTAMA THE BuDDHA 1 55 His birthplace was near the city of Kapila-vastu, the ruins of which, in Nepal Terai, bordering on the modern province of Oudh, in India, were dis- covered a few years ago, and identified by an inscribed pillar, erected by a reverent emperor, Asoka, in the third century B. C. The father of Gotama was the rajah of a small state, and th...e Gotama future founder of the new religion lived the life of theBuddha a prince until his thirtieth year. Then, though married, and the father of an infant son, he left his home, to become, says Professor Rhys Davids, "a homeless wanderer, and to spend his life, first His life in thinking out for himself the deepest problems of experience, and then in spreading abroad to others the good tidings of the salvation which he deemed himself to have discovered. " He was oppressed with a sense of the miseries and suffer- ings that seemed to be inherent in human life; a sense made more oppressive by the Brahmanic belief in successive re-births after death, continu- ing the same life in new states.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J N Josephus Nelson Larned to read onlineMoreLess
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