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A04. Siddhartha Gautama

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A04. Siddhartha Gautama
First revision: Feb.26, 2025
Last change: Feb.28, 2025
Searched, Gathered, Rearranged, Translated, and Compiled by
Apirak Kanchanakongkha.

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Happy is he who has overcome his ego
Siddhartha Gautama
(c.563-483 BCE.01) or (543-463 BCE.02)
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 Philosophy  Eastern Philosophy - Sometimes, defining Buddhism as a philosophy is incorrect. On the contrary, the word philosophy may only partially explain Buddhism.
 Approach  Budhism
 Before  - The Vedic religion reached the Indian subcontinent around 1,000 years before the Buddha or around 1,500 years before Christ.
  - Around 500 - during the Buddhist era or around the 10th-5th century before Christ, Brahmanism-Hinduism replaced or supplemented the Vedic religion.
 After  - Around the 2nd century B.E. or 3rd century B.C., Buddhism spread to the west of the Ganges River basin and throughout India.
 - Around 500-600 B.E. or 1 century before Christ, the teachings of the Lord Buddha were recorded as the first Tripitaka.
 - Buddhism spread to China and Southeast Asia around the 5th-6th Buddhist century or the 1st Christian century. There was a philosophical division into many sects, connected in different areas.



Notes:
01. Use the main table of contents structure. The Philosophy Book, ISBN: 978-1-4053-5329-8, co-authored by Will Buckingham, John Marenbon, Douglas Burnham, Marcus Weeks, Clive Hill, Peter J. King and many others, DK Publishing, published. As of 2011, Slovakia.
02. from. Vincent Smith, "Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society," 1918, p.547.
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