How does the Chinese pilgrim Fa Xian describe the plight of untouchables, during
his visit to India ?
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The Chinese pilgrim Fa Xian has given a detailed account of the plight of the untouchables. They were mistreated by the high and mighty and were expected to live on the outskirts of the city. Banabhatta provides us with a vivid picture of the king's army on the move.
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- Fa- Xian was the first Chinese pilgrim, beginning his journey to India in 399 A.D. and arriving in 400 A.D.
- He visited India during the reign of Chandragupta II Vikramaditya. He was a devoted Buddhist who was primarily interested in spiritualism related to his own faith.
- He was well aware of the situation of the untouchables.
- They were abused by the powerful and were supposed to reside on the fringes of the city.
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