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112:. Upali Thera believed this to be inappropriate in a Buddhist nation, and his influence led to the king declaring that "Henceforth Gods and men are to follow the Buddha". 96:
was reorganized in its present form. Annually in Kandy there is a celebration which includes a parade in which the focus is a relic believed to be a tooth of the
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Kandy: An Illustrated Survey of Ancient Monuments, with Historical, Archaeological, and Literary Descriptions Including Maps of the City and Its Suburbs
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ordination) for a group of Sinhala monks. The upasampada was not observed in Sri Lanka for centuries until this time. Upali Thera believed the Buddhist
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in Kandy was suffering from a state of corruption, and his efforts were aimed at "purifying" the practices - which included
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It was also through the efforts of Upali Thera that the
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Index

Thai
RTGS
Thai
Theravada
Siam Nikaya
Buddhism
Sri Lanka
Kandy
upasampada
samanera
novice
Sangha
astrology
Procession of the Sacred Tooth Relic
Buddha
Hindu deities
incorporated
Sri Lankan Buddhism
Siam Nikaya


Kandy: An Illustrated Survey of Ancient Monuments, with Historical, Archaeological, and Literary Descriptions Including Maps of the City and Its Suburbs
"The Princeton Dictionary of Buddhism"
doi
10.1093/acref/9780190681159.001.0001
ISBN
978-0-691-15786-3
Categories
Thai Theravada Buddhist monks
People from the Ayutthaya Kingdom

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