History, asked by swastiksikarwar, 2 months ago

Discuss the reasons why the Chinese pilgrims came
to India.
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Answered by Tris090
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The Chinese pilgrims came to India to visit places associated with the life of Buddha as well as famous monasteries. They spent time studying in Nalanda, the most famous Buddhist monastery of the period

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Answered by Kartik0Verma
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The Chinese pilgrims came to India to visit places associated with the life of Buddha as well as famous monasteries. They spent time studying in Nalanda, the most famous Buddhist monastery of the period.

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