Xuanzang
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On examination, we find that the names of India (T’ien-chu) are various and perplexing as to their authority.
— Xuanzang (Yuan Chwang) (Vol. I. 69). quoted in Kishore, Kunal (2016). Ayodhyā revisited.
Xuanzang (chinesisch 玄奘, Pinyin Xuánzàng, W.-G. Hsüan-tsang; a) jap. 玄奘三蔵 Genjō Sanzō; b) * 602 – nach anderen Quellen 600 oder 603 – in Luòzhōu 洛州 – heute: Yanshi; † 664 in Yízhōu 宜州 – heute: Tongchuan) war ein buddhistischer Pilgermönch der Tangzeit aus China, der in den Jahren 629–645 die Seidenstraße und Indien bereiste.
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On examination, we find that the names of India (T’ien-chu) are various and perplexing as to their authority.
The ordinary people … are upright and honourable... They are faithful to their oaths and promises... In their behavior there is much gentleness and sweetness.
They are pure of themselves, and not from compulsion.
They do not practice deceit, and they keep their sworn obligations. . . . They will not take anything wrongfully, and they yield more than fairness requires.
The whole establishment is surrounded by a brick wall, which encloses the entire convent from without.
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