Who was first Chinese traveller to India
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jenny
Fa-hsien’s pilgrimage to India (395-414) is said to have been the first Chinese to travel India. He left along the Silk Road, stayed 6 years in India, and then returned by the sea route. Tens of Chinese monks, possibly hundreds of them, visited India during that period.
jenny
Fa-hsien’s pilgrimage to India (395-414) is said to have been the first Chinese to travel India. He left along the Silk Road, stayed 6 years in India, and then returned by the sea route. Tens of Chinese monks, possibly hundreds of them, visited India during that period.
jenny
Fa-hsien’s pilgrimage to India (395-414) is said to have been the first Chinese to travel India. He left along the Silk Road, stayed 6 years in India, and then returned by the sea route. Tens of Chinese monks, possibly hundreds of them, visited India during that period.
eAnswers Team
It is believed that “Faxian” was the oldest and the first Chinese to travel to India somewhere around 399. He a Chinese Buddhist monk who traveled by foot all the way from China to India and visited many Buddhist sites in China, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. He was born in 337 AD, Linfen, China and died in 422 AD.
eAnswers Team
It is believed that “Faxian” was the oldest and the first Chinese to travel to India somewhere around 399. He a Chinese Buddhist monk who traveled by foot all the way from China to India and visited many Buddhist sites in China, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. He was born in 337 AD, Linfen, China and died in 422 AD.
eAnswers Team
It is believed that “Faxian” was the oldest and the first Chinese to travel to India somewhere around 399. He a Chinese Buddhist monk who traveled by foot all the way from China to India and visited many Buddhist sites in China, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. He was born in 337 AD, Linfen, China and died in 422 AD.