WHAP Chp. 8 India

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WHAP Chp. 8 India

Ahimsa
Non-violence towards all living things
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Ahimsa Non-violence towards all living things
Chandra Gupta Founder of Gupta Dynasty
Dharma Your duty to how you should live your life
Jati Subcaste according to occupation
took care of each other (guild)
Samsara The cycle of reincarnation
Ashoka Maurya 268-232
Ruler during the peak of the empire
Chandragupta Maurya Founded Maurya dynasty
Four Noble Truths Life is full of suffering
Suffering is caused by desire
No suffering = no desire
To reach Nirvana, follow eightfold path
Karma "What goes around, comes around."
How you live your life
White Huns Cause of decline of Gupta Empire
Buddha Siddhartha Gautama
Gave up comfortable life to search for reason of suffering
Indian Ocean Trade Towns traded along Indian Ocean, Indonesia, southeast Asia, Meditteranean Basin
Pataliputra Capital established by Ashoka
Eight Fold Path Right understanding
Right speech
Right livelihood
Right concentration
Right mindfulness
Right effort
Right action
Right intention
Therevada Buddhism Religion without gods (more of a philosophy)
Southeast Asia
Mahayana Buddhism Worship Buddha as a god
Boddhisatvas -priests/holymen
Western China
Tibetan Buddhism Dalai Lama -spiritual leader
In Tibet
Zen Buddhism meditation; gardens, archery, tea ceremony, caligraphy
Brahman Universal spirit
Four Main Castes Brahmins: Priests
Kshatriyas: Warriors and aristocrats
Vaishya: peasants and merchants
Sudras: Serfs
Jains, Buddhists, Hindus alternative to Brahmins
Mahavira "The Great Hero"
Founder of Jainism "Jina -the Conqueror"
Jainist Ethics Hurt nothing
Everything has a soul
Nalanda School where it was possible to study Buddhism, Vedas, Hindu philosophy, logic, and medicine
Hindu changes in doctrine met intrerests of common people
Bhagavad Gita "Song of the Lord"
Ashoka Who supported Buddhism?
Gupta Emperors Who supported Hinduism?

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