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Buddha

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The Buddha
human
Part of Edit
Sex or gendermale Edit
Given nameSiddharth Edit
Family nameGautam Edit
Noble titleprince Edit
Date of birth1. millennium BCE Edit
Place of birthLumbini Edit
Date of death1. millennium BCE Edit
Place of deathKushinagar Edit
Manner of deathnatural causes Edit
FatherŚuddhodana Edit
MotherMahāmāyā Edit
SiblingSundarānanda, Sundari Nanda Edit
SpouseYaśodharā Edit
ChildRāhula Edit
Familyfamily of Gautama Buddha Edit
Languages spoken, written or signedMagadhi Prakrit, Pali, Sanskrit Edit
Student ofAlara Kalama, Mah maudgalyana Edit
Honorific prefixTathāgata, lord, Bhagavan Edit
Residence Edit
Religion or worldviewBuddhism Edit
Canonization statusthaumaturge, avatar Edit
Iconographic symbolphysical characteristics of the Buddha Edit
Worshipped byBuddhism Edit
Had as last mealmushroom, pork Edit
MovementNoble Eightfold Path, nirvana, dharma Edit
FollowsKassapa Buddha Edit
Followed byMaitreya Edit
Replaced byMaitreya Edit
ReplacesKassapa Buddha Edit
Influenced byDīpankara Buddha Edit
Significant eventSiddhārtha's farewell to Channa and Kanthaka Edit
CommemoratesTathāgata, Bhagavan Edit
Present in workTripitaka, Pom Poko Edit
Time periodMahajanapada Edit
MountKanthaka Edit
Copyright status as a creatorcopyrights on works have expired Edit
Stack Exchange taghttps://buddhism.stackexchange.com/tags/gautama-buddha Edit

Siddhartha Gautama, most commonly referred to as the Buddhā (lit. 'the awakened one'). A̱ yin yet antyuk kunaat a zzak tsuup a̱nyyi ba̱nyet ka̱tak Ashya an cei a̱rya sencori 6th au̱ 5th BCE nu a̱ yin wruk bu̱ tssup ba̱nyet Buddhism. Da ni di ba̱nyet ba̱ngwak Buddhist ba n dyaat ni ba yin ku byin ka ya Lumbini, ka̱bvwa ka ba n yei Nepal ni, u̱ ka̱ryi du̱tyok nsot Shakya, ma a̱ cong a̱ bu̱ brak swat ka̱ryi bu̱ tsutswat nu na a̱ ga shyayet ā̇ntyok ku jjam. After leading a life of mendicancy, asceticism, and meditation, he attained nirvana at Bodh Gaya in what is now India. The Buddha then wandered through the lower Indo-Gangetic Plain, teaching and building a monastic order (sangha). Buddhist tradition holds he died in Kushinagar and reached parinirvana ("final release from conditioned existence").