Name 1/23/12Pd # Asoka: 3 VIPs. Chapter 5 Section 3 Buddhism & India’s Golden Age Wrap Up.

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Name 1/23/12Pd # Asoka: 3 VIPs

Chapter 5 Section 3 Buddhism & India’s Golden Age Wrap Up

Ahimsa: total & complete nonviolence Former Jainism leader: Shri Tulsi 

Siddhartha Gautama Hindu Prince Became known as the Buddha Discovered the 4 Noble Truths & created the Eightfold Path

Buddha: Enlightened One

4 Noble Truths 1.Life is full of suffering. 2.Suffering is caused by desire of impermanent things. 3.Remove desire to remove suffering from life. 4.Follow the Eightfold Path to achieve a life without desire and reach enlightenment.

Nirvana Reach total enlightenment Break the chain of reincarnation No more suffering through living lives

Dharma Collective teachings of Buddhism Buddhist must follow these teachings to successfully understand the 4 Noble Truths & Eightfold Path

Asoka: Greatest Mauryan King After causing devastating destruction to a neighboring enemy Asoka became Buddhist and lived by the principal of ahimsa. He played a huge role in the spread of Buddhism across India.

Film Clip! 3 VIPs!

Chandra Gupta I Leader of the Gupta Empire Not related to Chandragupta of Mauryan Empire Married king’s daughter to gain more land.

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