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Buddhism in the Modern World Part 2

Dharmapala returned to Ceylon in May 2434/1891 and founded the Maha Bodhi Society in Colombo. In the same year, was sent A mission to Bodh Gaya and then an international conference of Buddhists was held there. The following year he launched a blog and headquarters of the new company was formed in Calcutta. Dharmapala visited the United States twice during the 1890's, the first time to attend the Parliament of Religions in Chicago, during visit to Hawaii, Japan, China, Thailand and Malaysia on their way back, and the second time to preach Buddhism, when he stayed there for a year and made several American converts. substantial financial support came from wealthy Americans, especially Mrs. Mary E. Foster, whom he met in Honolulu and became his advocate more active. Other branches of the Society were created in 2463/1920 and a Buddhist Vihara was opened at Culcutta. The revival movement was so well established and followed a steadily. Dharmapala entered the monastic life in 2474/1931 and died two years later, leaving without finishing his mission to be carried out by his colleagues and followers.

India achieved independence on August 15, 2490 / 1947. When questions were raised about what should be adopted as national symbols of free India Constituent Assembly ultimately turned to the Buddhist heritage. Therefore, the Dharma-chakra or Wheel of Law came to be represented in the center national flag to remind the nation of the noble doctrine of the Buddha and the Dharma Vijaya or Conquest of Justice Asoka, while Lion Capital of Asoka, which represents the bold proclamation of the Dharma to the four quarters of the world, has been adopted as the official seal of the Republic. The Chairman of the Committee that drafted the Constitution was Dr. BR Ambedkar, the leader of the untouchables who converted to Buddhism and Buddhist revival made a mass movement.

Two other important events increased interest in Buddhism among the Indian masses, the home-coming of the sacred relics of the two chief disciples of Buddha and the Buddha Jayanti 2492/1949, or the 2500th anniversary of Parinirvana of Buda, in 1956. The relics were returned to India by the British government to be enshrined in the San-chi, original resting place, at the request of the Company Maha Bodhi. The consecration of the relics was held in conjunction with the Maha Bodhi Society Golden Jubilee and attended an international conference on Buddhism by the prime ministers India and Burma, and the leaders of the Buddhist world. The Buddha Jayanti Indian celebrations began in May 1956 and lasted for a full year, until May 1957. The program of the Government of India includes the publication of an alias in Devanagari script ฺ TripIt and '2500 years of Buddhism, "a special volume is a indication of the relationship given by Buddhism the educated class of India.

The October 14 celebration year, Dr. BR Ambedkar led half a million followers in a formal statement of commitment to Buddhism. This event was followed by a rapid increase in the Buddhist population in India, particularly through a number of similar conversions among the untouchables who seek social equality. In 2508/1965 there were about 4 million Buddhists in India, compared with 50,000 in 2434/1891.

The number of monks, viharas and Buddhist societies and organizations have also increased significantly. The study of Pali was introduced at the University of Calcutta in the year 2451/1908. This example has been followed by many other universities in India. The establishment of the Nalanda Pali Institute (Nava Nalanda Mahavihara) in 2494/1951 and the founding of the Magadh University in 2505/1962 is also evidence of an important modern India has given the Pali and Buddhist studies.

In the early 1950, when the Red Chinese invaded Tibet, its people, monks and lay people, fled to northern India and took refuge in the mountainous region. There, a Buddhist community is taking shape and Tibetan Buddhism can make a significant contribution to the future of Indian Buddhism.

A monastery called Wat Thai Thai Buddha Gaya, which was built by the Government of Thailand at the invitation of the Government of India to celebrate the Buddha Jayanti, was completed in 2509 / 1966. It is well known as a viharas the best ever built in modern India. The Burmese, Japanese, Chinese and Tibetan Buddhist monasteries also have Buddha Gaya.

Just a century ago, Buddhism was unheard of in the land of his birth, as almost every vestige of religion had been deleted from the Indian soil. Today, the seed tree Bodhi, deeply planted in the soil, which is fed by fertilizer abroad, have sprouted and have signs of a glorious growth.

In some border areas India, as some parts of Assam and Bangladesh (East Bengal), Buddhism never entirely disappeared. There, the monastic life and still survive a small Buddhist population has persisted. Notable in this way is of Chittagong, which has been closely linked with Burma both historically and geographically, there monasticism consists of hundreds of monks and novices.1 through a renewal movement, Buddhism in these areas has begun to grow again and can do a good service for the development modern Buddhism in the Indian subcontinent.

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