Kusinara.

K usinagara or Kusinara is the place where Shakyamuni Buddha recorded the death of his 80-year-old son under two palm trees. This place was later identified by archaeologists as Kasia in the Deoria district of Utta Pradesh.

Like other holy places related to the historical events of the Buddha's life, Kusinagara has become an important holy place for Buddhists to worship.

At that time, thousands of monasteries and stupas were built around this shrine. However, for some reason, it may have been destroyed by the Islamic Army or by the time of fading marking that the shrine had been destroyed. Both Phra Hien and Huyen Trang, who come to worship this holy place, also uttered a grim grave when looking at the ruins of Kusinagara ruins.

Through the excavations to find the trace, people dig some debris fragments of the Buddha statues, pillars spread. However, based on the signs of the remnants and the inscriptions, it is certain that this is the holy site of the Buddha's Nirvana. The Mahaparinibbana tower built by Ashoka is no longer found and it may have been buried under the neo-Nirvana monastery built during the reign of Gupta.

Among these relics, a statue of the Buddha was found in the posture of nirvana. The statue was also crumbled and carved by the sculptor Carlleyle cleverly repaired. The Great Ramabhar Stupa was erected at the site of the Buddha's relic and the relics were divided into eight parts together for the eight largest kingdoms of the day.

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