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Write very short note on Hiuen Tsang...plxx answer my question​

Answer 1

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Hiuen Tsang was a Chinese pilgrim who came to India in the first half of the Seventh Century A.D. in order to visit the places of pilgrimage associated with Buddha. He stayed here for 15 years during which he travelled widely and closely observed the country and its people. On returning to China, he put down all his impressions in a book called Si- yu-ki or ‘The Records of the Western World’.

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Explanation:

or Hsüan-tsang (ˈʃwɑːn ˈtsæŋ ) 602–664 ad, Chinese Buddhist monk, who travelled to India to study the Buddhist scriptures, many of which he translated into Chinese: noted also for his account of his travels .Hiuen Tsang was a Chinese pilgrim who came to India in the first half of the Seventh Century A.D. in order to visit the places of pilgrimage associated with Buddha. He stayed here for 15 years during which he travelled widely and closely observed the country and its people.

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