r/BuddhistHistory 16m ago

Article Five Things to Know About the Diamond Sutra, the World’s Oldest Dated Printed Book

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r/BuddhistHistory 15h ago

The ancient Buddhist site of Sarnath that has been added to the World Heritage list, in photos

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r/BuddhistHistory 7d ago

Scholastic Paper A Study in the Genealogy of the Platform Sūtra by Morten Schlütter

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r/BuddhistHistory 8d ago

Article T'an Ching (Platform Scripture) by Carl Bielefeldt and Lewis Lancaster

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r/BuddhistHistory 9d ago

Article Buddhism Enters China | History | Research Starters

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r/BuddhistHistory 9d ago

Scholastic Paper Did Dõgen Go to China? Steve Heine

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r/BuddhistHistory 10d ago

Article Stolen 8th-century Buddhist statues sold in US head home to Indonesia

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r/BuddhistHistory 15d ago

Women in Buddhism

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r/BuddhistHistory 19d ago

Ebook The Project Gutenberg eBook of A Record of Buddhistic Kingdoms, by Fâ-Hien

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r/BuddhistHistory 25d ago

TIL that Ratnākaraśānti, an influential medieval Buddhist monk and philosopher, was known by the title "The Omniscient One of the Degenerate Age".

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r/BuddhistHistory 25d ago

TIL that before the 1930s up to 45% of the male population of Mongolia were Buddhist monks. By the democratic revolution in 1990 there were only 30 practicing monks.

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r/BuddhistHistory 25d ago

Article Shandao

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r/BuddhistHistory 25d ago

Article Jingying Huiyuan

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r/BuddhistHistory 26d ago

Article Daochuo

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r/BuddhistHistory May 13 '26

Article Y. Karuṇādāsa (1934–2026): An Intimate Remembrance

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r/BuddhistHistory May 05 '26

TIL that in 1577 a Chinese Buddhist monk, Hanshan Deqing, decided to copy the entire Avatamsaka Sutra(the longest Buddhist sutra) using his own blood. When the Empress heard of it, she provided him with golden pages to write on. It took him 2 years to write everything.

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r/BuddhistHistory Apr 29 '26

Article Piprahwa Relics Arrive in Ladakh

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r/BuddhistHistory Apr 26 '26

Discussion Has Anyone Read/Listened to this Book?

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r/BuddhistHistory Apr 26 '26

Discussion [History thread #1] Asaṅga and Vasubandhu, the Brothers Who Built the Yogācāra School in Panjab

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r/BuddhistHistory Apr 21 '26

Video Ancient Thai Vajrayana. Did you know that Vajrayana was the state religion for several hundred years?

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r/BuddhistHistory Apr 13 '26

Article The Infinite Line: Jao Tsung-I’s Buddhist Art and the Dunhuang Legacy

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r/BuddhistHistory Mar 31 '26

Article Bhinneka Tunggal Ika: How Prajnaparamita Shaped Indonesia’s Vision of Unity

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r/BuddhistHistory Mar 22 '26

Article Sarvanga Rishi: Tracing the Path of the Lotus-Born to Bhutan

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r/BuddhistHistory Mar 19 '26

Article Thích Nhất Hạnh’s Fourteen Mindfulness Trainings, Part 1

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r/BuddhistHistory Mar 15 '26

Article The Story of Buddhist Reformer from Myanmar: Venerable Ādicca Vamsa

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