Xuan Zang & Nalanda A Remembrance without end
Xuan Zang & Nalanda A Remembrance without end
Making of Xuan Zang Memorial
Making of Xuan Zang Memorial
KIMDA DU LICH XUAN ZANG MEMORIAL, NALANDA , INDIA - 05.05.2011.mpg
05.05.2011
XUANZANG MEMORIAL HALL, Nalanda
The Xuanzang Memorial Hall is an Indo-Chinese undertaking to honour the famed Buddhist monk and traveller. A relic, comprising a skull bone of the Chinese monk, is on display in the memorial hall.
Xuanzang was a Chinese Buddhist monk, scholar, traveller, and translator who travelled to India in the seventh century and described the interaction between Chinese Buddhism and Indian Buddhism during the early Tang dynasty. He is also known as Hiuen Tsang in history books of India.
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VLOG#41 Xuan Zang(Hsuen Tsang) Memorial (bargaon,nalanda,Bihar)
Xuan Zang(Hsuen Tsang) Memorial (bargaon,nalanda,Bihar),xuan zang bihar memorial a Chinese man came here for study in nalanda University.
He came in 603 A.D and wrote lots of things about buddism.
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Nalanda University and Xuan zang Memorial Hall, Rajgir || Bihar || INDIA
Nālandā (Hindi/Sanskrit/Pali: नालंदा) is the name of an ancient center of higher learning in Bihar, India. The site of Nalanda is located in the Indian state of Bihar, about 55 miles south east of Patna, and was a Buddhist center of learning from 427 to 1197 CE. It has been called “one of the first great universities in recorded history. Some buildings were constructed by the Mauryan emperor Ashoka the Great (i.e. Raja Asoka: 273–232 BCE) which is an indication of an early establishment of the Buddhist learning center Nalanda. The Gupta Empire also patronized some monasteries. According to historians, Nalanda flourished between the reign of the Gupta king Śakrāditya (also known as Kumāragupta, reigned 415-55) and 1197 CE, supported by patronage from Buddhist emperors like Harsha as well as later emperors from the Pala Empire. The complex was built with red bricks and its ruins occupy an area of 14 hectares. At its peak, the university attracted scholars and students from as far away as China, Greece, and Persia. Nalanda was sacked by Turkic Muslim invaders under Bakhtiyar Khalji in 1193, a milestone in the decline of Buddhism in India. The great library of Nalanda University was so vast that it is reported to have burned for three months after the Mughals set fire to it, sacked and destroyed the monasteries, and drove the monks from the site. In 2006, Singapore, India, Japan, China and other nations, announced a proposed plan to restore and revive the ancient site as Nalanda International University.
History
Nalanda University was one of the first universities in the world, founded in the 5th Century BC, and reported to have been visited by the Buddha during his lifetime. At its peak, in the 7th century AD, Nalanda held some 10,000 students and 2000 teachers when it was visited by the Chinese scholar Xuanzang.
Historical studies indicate that the University of Nalanda was established during the reign of the Gupta emperor Kumaragupta. Both Xuanzang and Prajñavarman cite him as the founder, as does a seal discovered at the site.
As historian Sukumar Dutt describes it, the history of Nalanda university “falls into two main divisions–first, one of growth, development and fruition from the sixth century to the ninth, when it was dominated by the liberal cultural traditions inherited from the Gupta age; the second, one of gradual decline and final dissolution from the ninth century to the thirteen–a period when the tantric developments of Buddhism became most pronounced in eastern India.
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Ven. Xuanzang, a Buddhist monk scholar who travelled from China to India in the Seventh Century along the famous Silk Road, strenghtenins the bond between the two countries. By acting as a diplomat, he threaded together estates and kingdoms he traveled through. He was a luminary who traveled beyond boundaries, with the desire for ultimate wisdom and his passion inspired every person he met on his journey.
Ven. Bhikkhu Jagadish Kashyap, the founder Director of Nava Nalanda Mahavihara first proposed the establishment of a Memorial Hall as a symbol of Indo-China friendship dedicated to the great Monk, scholar Ven Xuanzang to pay homage to his spirit of freedom and quest for knowledge, and also, to strengthen the friendship between the India and China. With the help of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime Minister and Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai, work for the establishment of the Xuanzang Memorial Hall was initiated in January 1957. The Government of India received the relics of Ven. Xuanzang along with an endowment for the construction of the Xuanzang Memorial Hall and some Chinese Buddhist texts, from the Chinese Government at a function at Nava Nalanda Mahavihara, Nalanda. The construction of Xuanzang Memorial Hall was completed in 1984.
In the year 2001, the Memorial Hall was handed over to the Nava Nalanda Mahavihara, Nalanda for its renovation, restoration and creative development. Though the construction of the Museum started in 1961, but due to unforeseen circumstances, it was not completed. In the year 2001, efforts were made to revive the construction and the site plan was handed over to the Director of Nava Nalanda Mahavihara, Nalanda, Dr. Ravindra Panth. His proposal to Ministry of Culture, Government of India resulted in a resource committee to execute the renovation work of the hall and to do creative art work. In 2005, a team of experts from both sides of the border made recommendations for reconstruction and creative art work for the Memorial Museum. The work was accomplished in the year 2006 and the memorial museum was jointly inaugurated by dignitaries from India and China on the 12th February 2007. The Xuanzang Memorial Museum is a fine blend of cultural subtleties of both countries which signifies the close knit roots of a common origin. It opens up a window of opportunities for further exchange of culture and ideology, not only between the two nations but also among others that are strung in a similar thread and want to strengthen friendship in the region.
Nava Nalanda Mahavihara, Nalanda is particularly thankful to the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, the Government and the people of China, and various Buddhist organizations for supporting this noble project. The Xuanzang Memorial symbolizes the age-old ties between the two great civilizations of India and China and is a befitting tribute to Indo-China friendship.
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HUWEN TSANG MEMORIAL HALL IN NALANDA, BIHAR, INDIA.
NALANDA Hiuen Tsang Memorial Hall,
Hiuen Tsang Memorial is one of the major tourist attractions in Nalanda. Hiuen Tsang Memorial is erected in the memory of the famous Chinese traveler Hiuen Tsang. During the glorious days of Nalanda University, Hiuen Tsang came to study Buddhism and mysticism in India. He came in India in 633 AD i.e. during the Gupta period and stayed at Nalanda University for twelve years. He traveled the whole India during his stay at Nalanda. According to a legend, Hiuen Tsiang's visit to Nalanda Mahavihara was towards the fulfillment of his life-long wishes. He ever wanted to study in India and learn Buddhism. He appreciated Indian hospitality and ambience for study and profound learning. He learned Buddhism and Yoga from Shilabhadra and Buddhabhadra. Both the teachers who taught him were of great intelligence and Hiuen Tsang learned a lot of things from them. Study of medicine, crafts, linguistic, and craft was done at the famous university.
Hiuen Tsang returned to China in 645 AD and he opted for the same route which route has had come from. On his way to China he lost many crucial documents which were highly relevant for Buddhist studies. On his way to China he stayed at Kusha and Kashghar monasteries and collected some documents and information relevant for Buddhism which he had lost in Indus River. On his return to China, the emperor built a pagoda at the southern gate of the Hogn-Fu temple in Si-gan-fu and entire collection of Hiuen Tsang was kept and protected in it.
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Discussion on Xuanzang at Silabhadra residence in Nalanda University
As part of the International Buddhist Conclave 2018 the conference delegates were brought to several important Buddhist sites in India. The Nalanda University in Rajgir is one of them. This video managed to capture some interesting discussion between the scholars. It took place at the very site where the abbot Venerable Silabadra who was the teacher of Xuanzang used to stay. Xuanzang brought the teachings to China.
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Chinese Monk Hiuen Tsang Memorial Hall, Nalanda
Built as a dedication to the Chinese scholar Hiuen Tsang, this memorial is a distinct reminder of the architectural style of the Nalanda University. One will find multiple writings of Tsang preserved here.
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It hаѕ bееn a lоng journey for monk Mіngxіаn аnd mоnk Huizai. Rеtrасіng the famous silk rоutе bеtwееn Indіа and Chіnа, thе twо mоnkѕ аrrіvеd іn Nаlаndа, four mоnthѕ аftеr they ѕеt оut оn fооt frоm Xi'an іn Chіnа.
The mоnkѕ, who took thе rоutе taken bу fаmоuѕ Chinese ѕсhоlаr Xuanzang (602-664 AD), rесеіvеd a wаrm wеlсоmе аt Nаlаndа, thе hіѕtоrіс ѕеаt оf learning in Bіhаr. Thе mаіn рurроѕе оf thеіr jоurnеу wаѕ to spread thе mеѕѕаgе оf non-violence, peace and hаrmоnу аѕ рrеасhеd bу Buddhа.
Xuаnzаng travelled frоm thе сіtу of Chаng'аn, whісh іѕ nоw саllеd Xі'аn, in Shааnxі Province, tо Indіа tо оbtаіn Buddhіѕt scriptures and study, returning 17 уеаrѕ later. Hіѕ remarkable аdvеnturеѕ inspired thе Chinese сlаѕѕіс 'A Jоurnеу tо thе West.'
Thе twо Chіnеѕе monks -- Mіngxіаn frоm Dоnglіn Temple in еаѕt Chіnа'ѕ Jiangxi Province and Monk Huіzаі from Tаіwаn -- ѕеt оff frоm Xi'an іn Chіnа on Julу 19 аѕ раrt оf a programme called 'Follow the Fооtрrіntѕ of Xuanzang,' оrgаnіzеd under аn іntеrnаtіоnаl cultural еxсhаngе programme.
Thе twо mоnkѕ аnd other mеmbеrѕ оf the team completed thе jоurnеу on fооt and аrrіvеd іn Nаlаndа аftеr оffеrіng рrауеrѕ аt thе fаmоuѕ Mahabodhi tеmрlе іn Bodh Gауа whеrе Buddha аttаіnеd еnlіghtеnеd, Rаvіndrа Pаnth, director of thе Nаv Nalanda Mahavihara tоld rеdіff.соm on Mоndау оvеr tеlерhоnе.
Thеу wеrе rесеіvеd at the Xuanzang Mеmоrіаl Hаll іn Nаlаndа аnd gіftеd a statue оf Xuаnzаng аnd a ѕіlk scroll, hе said.
In rеturn, thе Chіnеѕе monks gіftеd travel accounts wrіttеn оn bamboo scroll by Xuаnzаng to the Mahavihara. Thеу also gіftеd аnоthеr trаvеl account written іn blооd bу a 100-year-old Chinese mоnk.
Way to Xuan zang Memorial Hall, Bihar.
Ven. Xuanzang, a Buddhist monk scholar who travelled from China to India in the Seventh Century along the famous Silk Road, strenghtenins the bond between the two countries. By acting as a diplomat, he threaded together estates and kingdoms he traveled through. He was a luminary who traveled beyond boundaries, with the desire for ultimate wisdom and his passion inspired every person he met on his journey.
Ven. Bhikkhu Jagadish Kashyap, the founder Director of Nava Nalanda Mahavihara first proposed the establishment of a Memorial Hall as a symbol of Indo-China friendship dedicated to the great Monk, scholar Ven Xuanzang to pay homage to his spirit of freedom and quest for knowledge, and also, to strengthen the friendship between the India and China. With the help of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime Minister and Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai, work for the establishment of the Xuanzang Memorial Hall was initiated in January 1957. The Government of India received the relics of Ven. Xuanzang along with an endowment for the construction of the Xuanzang Memorial Hall and some Chinese Buddhist texts, from the Chinese Government at a function at Nava Nalanda Mahavihara, Nalanda. The construction of Xuanzang Memorial Hall was completed in 1984.
In the year 2001, the Memorial Hall was handed over to the Nava Nalanda Mahavihara, Nalanda for its renovation, restoration and creative development. Though the construction of the Museum started in 1961, but due to unforeseen circumstances, it was not completed. In the year 2001, efforts were made to revive the construction and the site plan was handed over to the Director of Nava Nalanda Mahavihara, Nalanda, Dr. Ravindra Panth. His proposal to Ministry of Culture, Government of India resulted in a resource committee to execute the renovation work of the hall and to do creative art work. In 2005, a team of experts from both sides of the border made recommendations for reconstruction and creative art work for the Memorial Museum. The work was accomplished in the year 2006 and the memorial museum was jointly inaugurated by dignitaries from India and China on the 12th February 2007. The Xuanzang Memorial Museum is a fine blend of cultural subtleties of both countries which signifies the close knit roots of a common origin. It opens up a window of opportunities for further exchange of culture and ideology, not only between the two nations but also among others that are strung in a similar thread and want to strengthen friendship in the region.
Nava Nalanda Mahavihara, Nalanda is particularly thankful to the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, the Government and the people of China, and various Buddhist organizations for supporting this noble project. The Xuanzang Memorial symbolizes the age-old ties between the two great civilizations of India and China and is a befitting tribute to Indo-China friendship. The essential components of the creative works to shape it in a Memorial Museum were carried out subsequently.
Reviving the Ancient Nalanda Tradition
His Holiness the Dalai Lama speaking about his fourth commitment of Reviving Ancient Nalanda Tradition at the Rajendra Mathur Memorial Lecture, organised by the Editors Guild of India at the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library.
Hsuan Tsang's room at nalanda univercity
You never know about this very important information about Chinese Buddhist monk the Hsuan Tsang, lived and studied here at nalanda univercity...info by tourist guide Pasvan and buddhist bhante Sumedhbodhi.
Xuan Zang Behind the scene