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was sasanka hostile to Buddisum ? write two or three sentence in support of your absuler​

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Answered by ac6869454
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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

  • A 12th century text states that Shashanka destroyed the Buddhist stupas of Bengal and was an oppressor of Buddhism. Shashanka is reputed to have cut the Bodhi tree where the Buddha found enlightenment, in the Mahabodhi Temple of Bodh Gaya.

  • Ramesh Chandra Majumdar states that this account is doubtful because it was written centuries after the alleged persecution,and that it is "unsafe to accept the statements recorded in this book as historical".[29] Radhagovinda Basak states that there is no reason to believe that this 12th century Buddhist author had cherished any ill feeling about Shashanka, and he may have had reasons to describe the events as they occurred in the 7th century.

  • Following his death, Shashanka was succeeded by his son, Manava, who ruled the kingdom for eight months. However Gauda was soon divided amongst Harsha and Bhaskaravarman of Kamarupa, the latter even managing to conquer Karnasuvarna.

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