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Relics associated with Buddha

Relics associated with Buddha

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  1. The Buddha

    Founder of Buddhism.

    7.4%

  2. Bimaran casket

    Buddhist reliquary in Afghanistan.

    7.3%

  3. Śarīra

    Buddhist relics or bead-shaped objects.

    6.9%

  4. Piprahwa

    Village in Uttar Pradesh, India.

    5.2%

  5. Stupa

    Domed structure containing Buddhist relics.

    4.5%

  6. Kanishka Casket

    Buddhist reliquary in Peshawar Museum, Pakistan.

    4.2%

  7. Ramagrama stupa

    Stupa in the Parasi District of Nepal.

    4%

  8. Kushinagar

    Historical city in Uttar Pradesh, India.

    3.4%

  9. Bandarban

    Municipality in Chittagong hill tracts, Bangladesh.

    3.2%

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    Archaeological site in India.

    2.5%

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  1. The Buddha

    Founder of Buddhism.

    69%

  2. Relic

    Object of religious significance from the past.

    4.5%

  3. Śarīra

    Buddhist relics or bead-shaped objects.

    4.1%

  4. Ruwanwelisaya

    Buddhist stupa in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka.

    2.3%

  5. Relics of Muhammad

    Relics of the Islamic prophet Muhammad.

    2.2%

  6. Kanishka Casket

    Buddhist reliquary in Peshawar Museum, Pakistan.

    1.8%

  7. Piprahwa

    Village in Uttar Pradesh, India.

    1.8%

  8. Kyaiktiyo Pagoda

    Prominent Buddhist pilgrimage site in Myanmar.

    1.3%

  9. Ramagrama stupa

    Stupa in the Parasi District of Nepal.

    1.2%

  10. Temple of the Tooth

    Temple complex in Kandy, Sri Lanka.

    1.2%