Xuanzang
602-664 · East Asia · Medieval
Chinese Buddhist monk who traveled to India and translated Buddhist scriptures into Chinese.
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- Birthplace
- East Asia
- Known as
- Chinese Buddhist monk who traveled to India and translated Buddhist scriptures into Chinese.
Xuanzang (602-664) endures among the great of East Asia. Chinese Buddhist monk who traveled to India and translated Buddhist scriptures into Chinese. Across the medieval age, this life and its works passed into the shared inheritance of humankind — kept here so the memory is never lost. Honored among the Great Ones of every civilization. Africa is the cradle of humankind; in the deepest sense, these are everyone’s ancestors — and so this name is kept, from the cradle of humanity to all its children.
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Sources
This life came to the house before sources were kept beside every fact. It is read again, with sources, before it is sealed anew.
The proof
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