Emerald Buddha 46 BC

Emerald Buddha 46bc
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The statue of the goddess of Emerald Buddha, carved out of the Emerald, was in the year 46 BC before the ascension of the "Prince of Peace" (India) in the year 35 AD (of the Dharma), which was then succeeded by the "Lanka" king of Sri Lanka until 450 AD. The Myanmar king name: (Anurath) Of the Pagan Kingdom festivals of Buddhism dispatched two ships, accompanied by monks and navy groups, to move to Sri Lanka in 500 AD to request a copy of the Buddhist texts and to receive two statue. The red statue was called "goddess of Light". The ship arrived in the midst of the waters of the Indian Ocean, a large storm hit the ship and strayed, parting ways with two ships. The ship loading the 1 glass sculpture "Light" also disappeared, its fate unknown. Transport ship 2 and the statue of Buddha emerald were damaged, damaged west insight and sheepskins of the sea. The people Hourly (Keo) saw statues 1 and minus three trinity extract of the Emerald Buddha, and 2 of the "New Year" celebration extracted first, held in conference "city" operations (Takeo Province) of the "Funan Kingdom" in the year 500 AD. Later, the Emerald Buddha is the king of the realm "Chenla ground beef," the name (Bhavavarman I) came from Kampuchea Funan in 550 AD and was taken Emerald Buddha to Champasak until 802 AD, when the Khmer King Jayavarman II of the "Chenla Kingdom" took over and conquered the "Chenla Land & Chenla Water" and consolidated the Chenla into a "Khmer Empire" and brought the Emerald Buddha to Cambodia in the city. "Highlighting Information" (Mount Kulen) He built a large Buddha on Kulen Mountain that people today call "Big God" then he deflected (Roluos) regional capital is today, and has also built temples for the Emerald Buddha, known as (Preah Keo) later his son as "Indravarman I" built another temple called (Preah Ko) to sacrifice for King Jayavarman "2" His father built this temple in the Angkor area of Siem Reap today, which deals with the story of (Preah Ko & Preah Keo) At that time, "the Khmer Empire" transformed Hinduism, the largest worship religion in its history, changed to respect Buddhism in 817 AD. Later, "King Ang Chan I" (Ponhea Chan) took the emerald Buddha and statue of the cow from Angkor to Siem Reap to be placed in Longvek City at Kampong Chhnang Province in 1529 AD (of the Royal Palace). The king of Thailand named "Naresuan" broke and burned Longvek City in 1593 AD and took the statue cow and the emerald Buddha to continue in Ratanak Borei, (Ayutthaya Kingdom). And lastly, the Myanmar king, "Sibyusin" burned the Ayutthaya City in 1767 AD, and Emerald Buddha 46 BC lost its independence in the mid-18th century. Finally, the Thailand king, (Rama I), of the "Rattanakosin Kingdom," ordered another Emerald Buddha in 1784 AD, a Buddha statue the same as the "Lanna Kingdom Buddha" to be placed in the "Krung Thep Mahanakhon", now known as "Bangkok" to this day.

The statue of the Emerald Buddha 46 BC Has of 7 Bones of the Buddha Kodom

The Head
The Chest
The Hand
The Leg

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Emerald Buddha 46bc
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