Aik Musafir Ki Duniya by Salman Rashid | E146 | Was Buddha Here?
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Taksh shila aur Nalnada do sabse purani Universities hain, jahan par students ke liye padne, sone ke liye bhi jagahe bani hain, jiska jikr Chinese tourist Phahiyaan, Whensaang ne bhi apni kitaabl me kiya hai 😊
The biggest school in Taxilla university was Martial and administrative school for future kings of various kingdoms, followed by Medicine, religion, astronomy and arts. That is why Chandragupta Maurya was there when Alexander of Macedonia visited.
Excellent input. Thank you very much.
Sir I think Takshashila as rock cut does n't matches the Philosophy grown in that region.
University there was known for higher studies and was considered a step above Nalanda. There is mention that scholars like Panini have visited Magadha.
Even princes of ancient Royals like Kashi have been in Taxila for studies.
Taksha : Sanskrit meaning leads to sharpen or master.
Sheel : Means "Acharan " or behavioral skills, Gyan.
And the place has masters of economics , Grammer, etymology. So I think fits better.
If you say so. But I have heard that Takha or Taka (cut) and Shila (stone) was the origin of the name. On all other points I agree.
Once again, another beautiful qist wonderfully deciphered by you.
I find so many bites from your narration. Tasqala being one in this episode.
Salman Uncle, I am not able to find your books here.
1. From Landikothal to Wagah
2. The Salt Range and the Potohar plateau
I would love to read these two in particular.
Till then your lovely Safarnama stories will suffice.
Requesting again: Something on Multan. Mool-sthan as it was called in ancient times and any remains of the huge SunTemple there?
Okay for Multan. Will do it though my friend Adnan Moiz (our producer) now lives in Germany for his degree. But I was introduced to his parents before he left and I'll see what I can do. Meanwhile, whenever someone travels to India, I'll see that I send copies across of both books. We can talk about the money later.
@@salmanrashid8880 Thanks a lot, Uncle.
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Its taksh shila, very easy to pronounce, don’t understand why Pakistanis find it difficult to read and pronounce it properly.
Sir, I also went by this route 2 years ago. I tried going past the phatak area, but must have got lost because I ended up only climbing the hill on the left. At the top there was nothing. Returning to the caves, a local told me not to go that way anyway. He was trying to scare me with stories of security personell being present because of some nuclear power plant in the area. But he did confirm that route lead to Taxila. Instead I climbed the hill that led to the starting point of the margalla ridge trail. Couldn't see a clear trail there and got lost. The local villagers were quite hostile and abusive. The local young ruffians provoking me and eyeing my backpack to steal it. Weird day all in all
Very strange. But more and more believable nowadays. I think all solitary walkers are under threat. All my life I walked alone and never felt threatened, but it's now getting bad.
O my Lord of mystery, lands of yore, lamps of honey lights and Lord of history lovers!
Stay blesses👑
Thank you very much, sir.
Sir g pls some programs about Gilgit Baltistan
I've done a few. Please look for them on the channel.
The pond Ban Faqiran is now being used as a play ground by kids of some shepherds and nomads settler around this place.
Thank you very much for this update.
I have walked this track . All the way from hills above shah allah Ditta to khanpur dam in taxila.....
Well Done! Good to know that there is a walker still around.
Sir, question not oppose, There is concept of any one become buddah. So there is buddha of his time. If you see the Juliya, there are too much morities of buddha, these represent, buddha of that time. So local buddah possible visit here. The reason, how every big stupa have bones or ash of Buddha. Those stupas are consider to be burial place of buddah of his time.
Ali sb post Gautam budha departure to abode , schools of his teachings had discussion . Ashes and mortal remains of Budha were divided among them and you have them at most prominent school.
@@himanshuvashisth1376 sir how same buddah ralic buried in all stupas. as my understanding there multiple buddah of their time
@@AliRazaZaidi sb ! Pls refer book " A history of Indian Buddhism from Sakyamuni to early mahayana " by Hirakawa Akira. English translation is available. All this multiple budha ...etc is seems some one has flaunted without knowing iota
"ھارکنگ بیک ... ڈان "کے مجید شیخ لاھور کے شاید محلہ مولیاں میں حضرت بدھ کا آنا بتاتے ھیں۔ کہیں اور بھی آثار ھوں تو کیا بعید ھے !
بلکہ لاھور ؛ سیالکوٹ اور بھیرہ کو بدھ مت کی بکثرت آبادی کے شہر بتاتے ھیں۔
آپ ایسے محقق اگر ٹیکسلا سے حضرت بدھ کا آنا علی رؤس الاشہاد نہ آنا یقین کرتے ھیں تو ہمارے پاس اس کے بر خلاف کوئی تو دلیل نہیں ھے۔ اور ناچیز تو آثار قدیمہ میں دلچسپی کے باعث ایسے تذکار سنتا ھے تو رک رک جاتا ھے۔
شکریہ۔