Ashes of Buddha Found Near Peshawar in 2,400 Year Old Relic
A bronze casket containing Buddha’s ashes and a crystal reliquary has been unearthed by Indian archaeologists under a historic pagoda near Peshawar. The relics, authenticated as genuine, were presented to Burmese Buddhist priests in Calcutta with plans for a Mandalay shrine. The find is tied to King Kanishka era inscriptions and marks a moment of revival for Buddhism across Asia with extensive notes on Buddhist sites from Japan to Burma and India.
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Frank G. Carpenter
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Buddhist Beliefs and Funeral of Buddha as Explained by Carpenter
The article recounts Buddha's life from his birth to his death near northern India around 477 BC, noting legends of his miracles and the cremation ashes. It contrasts Buddhism's view of life as suffering, karma, reincarnation, and Nirvana with monotheistic worship, explains the Ten Commandments attributed to Buddhism, and discusses prayer customs and temple practices observed by adherents in Asia and Japan.
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