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The Edicts of Ashoka, the Maurya Emperor who Renounced Violence in Horror at his Military Campaigns - Vimarsana News

The Edicts of Ashoka, the Maurya Emperor who Renounced Violence in Horror at his Military Campaigns

Ashoka Vardhana, the third Mauryan emperor (the first great unified empire of India), has gone down in history for converting to Buddhism after witnessing the massacres resulting from the campaign he initiated to conquer the neighboring kingdom of Kalinga. His story is told in thirty-three edicts th

A Day At Kumhrar, Heart Of The Magadha Empire - Vimarsana News

A Day At Kumhrar, Heart Of The Magadha Empire

Kumhrar, previously recognized as Pataliputra, served as the central hub of the ancient capital during the reign of the Magadha Empire from the fifth century BC for several centuries

Buddhism along the Silk Route - Sentinelassam - Vimarsana News

Buddhism along the Silk Route - Sentinelassam

After the Mahaparinirvana of Shakyamuni Buddha, his profound non-sectarian, universal teachings were not confined to the borders of India but rather travelled throughout Asia

Buddhism along the Silk Route - Vimarsana News

Buddhism along the Silk Route

After the Mahaparinirvana of Shakyamuni Buddha, his profound non-sectarian, universal teachings were not confined to the borders of India but rather travelled throughout Asia, crossing the paths of oceans, deserts and mountains and reaching to ...

Greek Buddhism, The Forgotten Chapter In A Philosophy That Began in India - Vimarsana News

Greek Buddhism, The Forgotten Chapter In A Philosophy That Began in India

Greek Buddhism or Greco-Buddhism began with the far eastern conquests of Alexander the Great and continued through considerable exchanges with Buddhist Indians.