Travel Continent : Chinese Traveller Huen Tsang was the most famour monk of the world. Just read it.

Travel Continent : Chinese Traveller Huen Tsang was the most famour monk of the world. Just read it.

Huen Tsang / Hwan Song / Yuan Chang or Yuan-tiang Maung was a famous Chinese Buddhist monk known as Tripitak, which was born in 602 CE, at Luoyang, China. Along with that he was also a philosopher, stranger and translator. His original name was Chen. When Tsang, who was adorned with an honorary title, San-Tsang. They are also called Moo-ki Ti-Po. Who translated Buddhist scriptures from Sanskrit to Chinese and established Buddhist consciousness vote in China. This was the coordination between India and China in the earliest tight dynasty. Hein Tsang was the youngest of four children. Its authors were 'Inspectors' in the Royal College of the Capital, and the Patriarch was Professor. His father was a Confucian plaintiff, who rescued his political job and saved himself from the political upheaval, which was going to happen sometime in China.

Education and study
Born in a family of scholars, Hain Tsang received ancient Confucian education. According to its biographers, this is a talented student. Despite being the Confucius plaintiff of her father, she had expressed her desire to become a Buddhist monk since its inception. One of his elder brothers did the same. Here he spent two years with an intelligent intellectual monk, but under the influence of one of his elder brother, he moved to Buddhist scriptures and soon after assuming Buddhism. In order to avoid political upheaval that time in China, he traveled with his brother Chang-Un later to Su-chuan (Modern Savannah). Huey Tsang started studying Buddhist philosophy in Soo-Chuan, but soon got disturbed by many discrepancies and contradictions in the original text. On receiving no solution from their Chinese gurus, they decided to study the source of Buddhism in India and study. Due to not getting the travel permission letter, they left the secret secret. He studied Theravada articles here.

Visit to india
Chinese traveler Hwy Tsang traveled to India during the reign of Harshavardhana. He started his journey in 292 AD in 629 AD. During the visit, Tashkent, Samarkand, Hwan Tsang reached Gandhar region of 'Chandra's land' (India) in 630 AD. After reaching Gandh, Hennsang traveled to Kashmir, Punjab, Kapilavastu, Banaras, Gaya and Kushinagar. On the invitation of King Harshavardhana of Kannauj, he was in his kingdom about eight years (635-643 CE). After this, in 643 CE, he left for his home country. He reached Kashgar, Yarkand, Khotan, reached China in 645 AD. He took with him some 150 Buddhist sculptures from the remains of Buddha, the idols of gold, silver and sandal, and the manuscripts of 657 books from India.

Description of India
In the case of Huey Tzang's visit to India, we get the book 'Si Yu' of Chinese texts, 'On Yuan Chwang's Travel In India' by Wajjar's book and 'Life of lliven Tsang' in Humali's book. From the description of Huey Tzang, there is light on the social, political, economic, religious and administrative side of India. Hein Tsang mentions the Brahmins as the 'most holy and respected race' of the caste. Praising the dutifulness of the Kshatriyas, he describes the 'king of the king' and mentions vaishyas as a trader. According to the statement of Hwan Tsang, the fishermen, wrists, hangman, Bhangi used to reside outside the city limits at that time. The buildings, walls and walls were constructed in the city by bricks and tiles.

Hennsang described the then India as prosperous in every sphere. At this time eating cow's meat was completely prohibited. Hinensang highlighted the rise of Pataliputra and the emergence of Kannauj, a new town of Northern Load. According to him, there were about 100 Sangharam and 200 Hindu temples in Kannauj. Hennesang also described the text 'Kaushay' made from silk and yarn at that time. In addition, he also described garments such as semen, linen and blanket. According to Hnensang this iron farmer used to work. According to HNENSang, the hold of business categories and corporations in the industrial sector was strong at this time. Shudras used to work in agriculture. According to Hnensang, the practice of intermarriage, widow marriage and curtain was not practiced at this time, whereas the practice of sati was practiced. Highlighting the education, Hennsang said that the education was religious, the script was Brahni and the language was Sanskrit which was the language of the books of wisdom. At this time the age of education was considered between 9 years and 30 years. He referred to it as an international university, which Harsh had donated 200 grams.

Sacrificial endeavor
Hein Tsang was the president of Kannauj, and he participated in the 'Mahomoksh Council' of Prayag. Brahmin religion (Vaishnav, Shaiv) also refers to the practice of Buddhist religion in the contemporary India as well as the practice of the community. Considering the goddess Durga as the power of Shiva, practice of sacrifice was also prevalent. As soon as Huang Tsang himself was about to be dedicated to Durga's sacrifice, due to a severe storm, he could get relief from it.

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