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Asoka's reign dates

273-232 BCE

Ahimsa

Non-violence (Buddhist principle)

Third Buddhist Council location

Pataliputra

Asoka's children to Sri Lanka

Mahendra (son) and Sanghamitra (daughter)

Nominalism in Buddhism

Taking name of religion but not genuinely practising it

XIV Dalai Lama birth year

1935

Dalai Lamas believed to be

Reincarnation of Bodhisattva of Mercy

Dalai Lama Nobel Peace Prize

1989

Dalai Lama's exile home

Dharamsala, Northern India

China invaded Tibet year

1950

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