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Who were the Brahmin's in Buddhism?

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Brahmin Buddhists were often considered to be the favorite disciples of the Buddha and were praised in superlative terms by him in the Dhammapada where he dedicated an entire chapter to them called "Brahmana-Vagga".

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Who were the Brahmin's in Buddhism?

❱ Brahimns did not join Buddhism.

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