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  • 8/10/2019 BTSA Timeline

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    Buddhist Traditions of South Asia Timeline

    INDIA THERAVDA TIBET500 420 BCE +/- 60 years, Life of

    kyamuni BuddhaSoon after Parinirva, the 1 st Council is

    convened at Rjag ha4th 3rd c. BCE Sutra/Sutta discourse

    canon formation~100 years after the Parinirva, the 2 nd

    Council at Vail 272 236 Reign of King Aoka ~250 BCE 3rd Council at Paliputra3rd c. BCE 1st c. CE Abhidharma

    Canonical collections formed2nd 1st c. BCE Advent of Mahyna

    ~327 247 BCE Moggaliputta-Tissa( Kathvatthu )

    ~240 BCE Theravda to Sri Lanka,founding of Mahvihra

    2nd c. Ngasena ( Milindapah )1st c. BCE Abhayagiri founded1st c. BCE Buddhist canon written

    down for first time BCE1st c. Buddhism enters China~150 250 Ngrjuna (Madhyamaka)

    ~1st

    3rd

    c. Lotus Sutra assembled~4 th c. Asa ga (Yogcra)~4 th 5th c. Vasubandhu ( Kosa ,Yogcra)414 Faxian (Chinese pilgrim) to India5th c. Nland monastery founded6th c. Dignga (epistemology)~600 650 Chandrakrti (Madhyamaka)7th c. Dharmakrti (epistemology)7th 10 th c. Development of Tantric

    Buddhism:- 7 th c. Kriy (Action) Tantras - 7 th 8th c. Cary (Performance) Tantras - 8 th c. Yoga (Practice) Tantras - 8 th 9th c. Mahyoga Tantras - 9 th 10 th c. Yogin (Seer) Tantras

    11 th 13 th c. Buddhist monasteries sacked

    13 th c. Buddhism effectively ends in

    India.

    1st 10 th c. Various forms ofBuddhism enter Southeast Asia

    ~1 st-2nd c. Upatissa ( Vimuttimagga )

    ~4 th 5th c. Buddhagho a(Visuddhimagga : Path of

    Purification )

    5th 10 th c. Important Theravda scholarship maintained in SriLanka by Buddhadatta, Maha-nama, Upasena, Dhammapla Iand Dhammapla II

    ~10 th 12 th c. Anuruddha( Abhidhammattha Sangaha )

    10 th 11 th c. Theravda in Burma.11 th c. Theravda revived in Sri

    Lanka through contacts withBurma. Mahvihra andAbhayagiri officially reconciled

    11 th 14 th c. Theravda spreads

    from Burma to Thailand,Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos

    14 th 15 th c. Theravda re-importedinto Burma from Sri Lanka.

    18 th c. New purifications revivemonastic Buddhism in Sri Lanka

    1791 Official unification ofBurmese Buddhism

    CE

    233 Legendary arrival of Buddhism inTibet ( sutra & relics fall on palace)

    618 650 Songtsen Gampo, first of Tibereligious kings

    760 ntarakita and Padmasa bhava:first dissemination ( Nyingma origins)

    767 Samye, first monastery in Tibet

    10 th c. Revival of monastic Buddhism10 th c. Rinchen Sangpo (958 1055) and

    others return from studying in India:second dissemination

    11 th c. Founding of orders:- Kadam by Atia & Dromdon (1008 64)- Sakya by Gonchok Gyelpo (1034 1102)- Kagyu by Marpa (1012 1096), Milarepa

    (~1052 1135) & Gampopa (1079 1153)13 th c. Pakpa (1235 1280): priest-patron

    relationship with Qubilai Khan.1244 Sakya Pandita travels to Mongolia

    and conversion of Mongols begins.1357 1419 Life of Tsongkhapa, founder of

    the Gelug order1543 1588 Sonam Gyatso, 3rd Dalai Lama

    initiating the Dalai Lama lineage1617 1682 Ngawang Losang Gyatso, 5 th

    Dalai Lama and 1 st Dalai Lama ruler19 th c. Beginning of Rim movement