In Buddhism, what is, the one is called who take sanyas by abandoning home ?
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Siddharth. Who was known as Goutam Buddha later and ever.
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In Buddhism, the one who takes sannyasa by abandoning home is called Bhikkhu.
- In Buddhism, monks and nuns, are called Bhikkhus and Bhikkhunis respectively. Bhikkhu literally means "beggar", or a person "who lives by alms".
- Bhikkhu and Bhikkhuni in Buddhism refer to those persons who leave their homes for practicing Buddhism. They start living with other monks and nuns and live an ascetic life.
- Buddhism is one of the largest religions in the world. It originated in India, around 2500 years ago.
- Buddhists are the name given to those who follow or practice Buddhism, and they believe that human life is one of the sufferings.
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