1182 ⟶ Theravada Buddhist Reformations Continued in Pagan Burma

Religious reformations of Theravada Buddhism in Pagan Burma ...
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🙏 Life of Buddhist Nun Buddhamitra

Buddhamitra, Indian Buddhist nun (approximate date)⟶
Life of Buddhist Nun Buddhamitra (69)
BuddhismReligious FiguresEarly BuddhismMonasticism
IndiaIndia

⚔️ Sinhalese Raids on Burma Due to Disputes

1182: Tensions and disputes between the Pagan Empire and the Kingdom of Polonnaruwa causes the Sinhalese under Parakramabahu the Great to raid Burma.⟶
Sinhalese Raids on Burma Due to Disputes (1165)
WarfareMilitary HistorySinhaleseParakramabahu IRaidsPolitical Tensions
Sri LankaSri Lanka

🙏 Hōnen Founds the Jōdo Shū (Pure Land) Buddhist Sect

Hōnen Shōnin (Genkū) founds the Jōdo shū (Pure Land) sect of Buddhism.⟶
Hōnen Founds the Jōdo Shū (Pure Land) Buddhist Sect (1175)
BuddhismReligious MovementsHeian PeriodKamakura PeriodReligious Reform
JapanJapan

⚔️ Parakramabahu's Invasion of Burma

Parakramabahu the Great conducts a large-scale raid on Burma, after a ship transporting a Sinhalese princess to the Khmer Empire is attacked by Burmese naval fleets.⟶
Parakramabahu's Invasion of Burma (1181)
Middle AgesMilitary HistorySri Lankan HistoryNaval WarfareRaidDiplomacyParakramabahu I
Sri LankaSri Lanka

🙏 Theravada Buddhist Reformations Continued in Pagan Burma

Religious reformations of Theravada Buddhism in Pagan Burma under the patronage of Narapatisithu are continued with the end of the Polonnaruwa-Pagan War.⟶
Theravada Buddhist Reformations Continued in Pagan Burma (1182)
BuddhismReligious ReformationBurmaWarfareMonasticism
Sri LankaSri Lanka

☪️ Bakhtiyar Khalji's Conquest of Bengal and Buddhist Persecution

Islamization of Bengal by Bakhtiyar Khalji and oppression of Buddhism in East India.⟶
Bakhtiyar Khalji's Conquest of Bengal and Buddhist Persecution (1204)
IslamBuddhismReligious ViolenceConquestBengalMilitary History
BangladeshBangladeshIndiaIndia