Question

Hiuen tsang did all of the following during his travel in India except

Answer 1

• Hiuen Tsang's visit to India was mainly aimed at acquiring awareness of Buddhism and collecting its religious texts. He slipped away from there in 629 A.D, as he did not get the permission of the Chinese emperor to visit India. He crossed the Gobi Desert, visited a number of Central Asian locations, including Kashagar, Samarkand and Balkha, and entered Afghanistan. He met and found worshippers of the Light, a great number of monks and adherents of Buddhism, Stupas and monasteries in various locations.
• He reached Taxila from Afghanistan via Peshawar. He covered the journey from China to India in about a year. Then he lived for almost fourteen years in India. He went to Kashmir from Taxila and then visited a variety of places in India, including Mathura, Kannauj, Sravasti, Ayodhya, Kapilvastu, Kusinagara, Sarnath, Vaisali, Pataliputra, Rajagraha, Bodha-Gaya, and Nalanda.
• For around five years, he stayed at the University of Nalanda. Then he went to Bengal and even visited South India, as far as Kanchi. He was a guest of Bhaskara Varman, the Kamarupa king. From there he was called to Harsha's court. To honour him, Harsha called a religious assembly at Kannauj. The assembly was presided over by Hiuen Tsang.

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