A Sanskrit textbook (1907) for 12 year olds in Japan shows high academic standard. Sanskrit is one of the or if no the first foreign language to be rigorously taught in Japan, since 500s.
https://t.co/rB2WGIHGDa
India-Japan relationship was greatly improved in 2000, 2005 and 2007, not in 2014.
2000: PM Vajpayee and PM Mori
2005: PM Manmohan Singh and PM Koizumi
2007: PM Manmohan Singh and PM Abe
https://t.co/eH81R2hwTA
"Kaisetsu Bongo-Gaku" by Sakaki Ryozaburo.
A Japanese highschool textbook of Sanskrit language that was published in 1907.
(8 years before Rash Behari Bose started living in Japan.)
https://t.co/rB2WGIHGDa
"Bongo Dokuhon" (1921) by Ogiwara Unrai.
A Sanskrit textbook in Japan that was published 6 years after Rash Behari Bose started living in Japan.
https://t.co/7Tx99CN6Ta
@trentisretired Document search look like these. Lots of things you can find on the Internet are concocted stories. Every time it is repeated, stories get further distorted. You must rely on the original documents.
https://t.co/CvloP3780F
https://t.co/XHroytaHfW
Court Exh. No. 3686: Address of Mr. Subhas Chandra Bose, Head of the Provisional Government of Azad Hind, made on 6 Nov 1943. Excerpt from Exhibit for identification No. 3671
https://t.co/V7ytgy3bs1
@Uddalok126 Eisai in 1168
Tenjiku Tokubei in 1657
https://t.co/yG3HXpCfhu
And, many Japanese were kidnapped and traded as slaves by Christian missionaries mainly through Goa.
In 1868, a new government was established in Japan, as a result of British/American invading Japan. This event is called Meiji Restoration.
The Meiji government banned Shugendō on Sept 15, 1872.
https://t.co/IBeQAM4GSy https://t.co/hRPzJpHkiM
@rravi @bhAratenduH Buddhism related vegetarianism
https://t.co/qW96OsD6Qp
There are lots of authentic documents, but it is useless to list them, since nobody would really go to the NDL to read them.
For authentic source, you must read in classical Japanese. English documents are not authentic.
@amankplayer @sankrant For edo period,
https://t.co/WHOjDhSeex
The map shows where people did or didn't eat fish.
Buddhism related vegetarianism
https://t.co/qW96OsD6Qp
There are lots of old documents, but it seems useless to list them here now, since nobody would really go to the NDL to read them.
@dharmaesthetics Here is one good starting point, written in 1947. As with all valuable documents, not freely available online. 1/3 https://t.co/oKM8f6Z9GT