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    The document discusses Gautam Buddha and Mahavira, two influential preachers in ancient India. It provides biographical details of Buddha and Mahavira, such as their birthplaces and times, families, teachings, and philosophies. The key beliefs of Buddhism and Jainism are also summarized, including their rejection of the Vedic scriptures, emphasis on non-violence and karma, and not believing in God as the creator of the universe.

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    The document discusses Gautam Buddha and Mahavira, two influential preachers in ancient India. It provides biographical details of Buddha and Mahavira, such as their birthplaces and times, families, teachings, and philosophies. The key beliefs of Buddhism and Jainism are also summarized, including their rejection of the Vedic scriptures, emphasis on non-violence and karma, and not believing in God as the creator of the universe.

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    Name : Veer Sahu

    Class: VI C
    Subject : History
    Topic : The Great Preacher
    Related Ntional Day / Inter National Day: Teacher’s Day
    Date Of Submission:27/9/2021
    THE GREAT PREACHER

    BUDDHAISM

    Gautam Buddha
    Learing outcome:
    By learning this topic I able to know the following things:
     The DHARMA Is Truly Unique.
     A Precious Gift To Us, Conducive To Personal And Collective Peace And Happiness.
     Familiar with cast system.
    1. causes

    Rise of New Religious Movements: 7 Causes

    1. Degradation of Vedic Religion:


    2. Dominance of Priestly Class:
    3. Sacrifices
    4. Caste System
    5. Difficult Language of Vedas
    6. Belief in Mantras
    7. Contradictory Theory Regarding Deliverance
    Interoduction Of Gautam Buddha

    Born: Lumbini in 563 BCE


    Name : Siddhartha
    Father: Śuddhodana
    Mother: Maya.
    Married with: Yaśodharā
    Son: Rāhula.

     When he was twenty eight years old, he left the comforts of his home to seek the meaning of
    the suffering he saw around him.
     After six years of arduous yogic training, he abandoned the way of self-mortification and instead
    sat in mindful meditation beneath a bodhi tree.
     On the full moon of May, with the rising of the morning star, Siddhartha Gautama became the
    Buddha, the enlightened one.
     The Buddha wandered the plains of northeastern India for 45 years more, teaching the path or
    Dharma he had realized in that moment. Around him developed a community or Sangha of
    monks and, later, nuns, drawn from every tribe and caste, devoted to practicing this path. In ap-
    proximately 486 BC, at the age of 80, the Buddha died.
    Non violence is a powerful weapon :
    I feel that nonviolence, organized, I should say, organized nonviolent resistance, is
    the most powerful weapon, weapon that oppressed people can use in breaking aloose
    from the bondage of oppression.

    For example: when Angulimar went to kill Buddha , Buddha adopted non-voilence and since then
    angulimar became st. Valmiki.
    Jainism

    vardhaman mahavira
    Interoduction Of Verdhaman Mahavira

    Name: Vardhamana
    Birth: 599 B.C.
    Birth Place: Kshatriyakund, Vaishali (In Modern Day Bihar)
    Parents: Kingh Siddhartha And Queen Trishala
    Spouse: Yashoda
    Children: Priyadarshana (Daughter)
    Titles: Mahavira, Trirthankar, Jina
    Age Of Attaining Kevala Jnana: 42 Years
    Ideology: Jainism
    Death: 527 B.C.
    Age Of Attaining Moksha: 72 Year
    Similarities Between Buddha And Mahaveera
    Factors Explanation

    Rejection of Buddhism and Jainism rejected the notion of grand rituals along with the authority of
    Vedas the Vedas and the priestly class

    Founders Just like his contemporary, Gautama Buddha, Mahavir Jain was born into a royal
    family. Both of them renounced their comfortable lifestyle to attain enlightenment

    Animal Both Buddhism and Jainism also stressed the principle of non-violence against ani-
    Rights mals and they must also be given equal respect as one gives to a fellow human being

    Karma Both Buddhism and Jainism believe in the concept of karma, which is an attachment
    of positive and negative forces to the soul based on a person’s actions, beliefs, and
    spiritual attachments. Reincarnation carries this force forward and requires effort to
    purify the soul.

    God and Neither religion believes in God as the creator of the universe. They acknowledge all
    Scripture creation as being part of the universe’s divinity. As such, their holy texts are not con-
    sidered the word of a god or sacred stories.
    Preachers teaching

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