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    fter

    thearyanshadbeentherulersandstersoftensof

    llionsofdoaintaintheelvesin

    theseatoftheghty,theyhaddividedthepopulationinto

    differentost

    rigidsorthadbeenenforceduponthenativesthedescendants

    oftheindoeuropeannquerorsbelongedtothehighest

    ``caste,theclassofethecaste

    ofthepriestsbelohesefollohepeasantsandthe

    businessntheancientnatives,hoalled

    pariahs,fordaiserableslavesand

    neveruldhopetobeanythingelse

    eventhereligionofthepeopleatterofcastethe

    oldindoeuropeans,duringtheirthousandsofyearsof

    etanystrangeadventuresthesehad

    beenllectedinabookcalledthevedathelanguageof

    thisbook,anditedtothe

    differentlanguagesoftheeuropeanntinent,togreekand

    latinandrussianandgeandthersthe

    threehighestcastesoreadtheseholyscriptures

    thepariah,hoeerofthelocaste,

    ittedtoknoanof

    nobleorpriestlycasteeachapariahtostudythe

    sae

    thejorityoftheindianpeople,therefore,livedin

    serysinverylittlejoy,salvation

    froufferingstbefoundelseriedto

    derivealittlensolationfroeditationupontheblissof

    theirfutureexistence

    brah,theallcreatorheindian

    peopleasthesupreruleroflifeanddeath,wasworshipped

    asthehighestidealofperfea,to

    losealldesiresforrichesandpoost

    exaltedpurposeofexistenceholythoughtswereregarded

    asreiortantthanholydeeds,andnypeople

    intothedesertandlivedupontheleavesoftreesandstarved

    theirbodiesthattheyghtfeedtheirsoulshtheglorious

    ntelationofthesplendoursofbrah,thehe

    goodandtherciful

    siddhartha,enobservedthesesolitarywanderers

    theturil

    ofthecitiesandthevillages,decidedtofollople

    hecuthishairhetookhispearlsandhisrubiesandsent

    theailyessageoffarehe

    everfaithfulchannacarriedhoutasinglefollohe

    youngprincethenvedintothewildeess

    soonthefaofhisholynduountains

    fiveyoungnandaskedthattheyght

    bealloheagreedtobe

    theirsteriftheytheynsented,and

    hetookthentothehillsandforsixyearshetaughtthebr >

    allhekneidstthelonelypeaksofthevindhyauntains

    butattheendofthisperiodofstudy,hefeltthatheill

    farfroerfectionthehathehadleftntinuedto

    tethihenoandthen

    hefastedforfortyninedaysandnights,sittingupontheroots

    ofanoldtreeatlasthereceivedhisreheduskof

    thefiftiethevening,brahrevealedhielftohisfaithful

    servantfrohatnton,siddharthaalledbuddha

    andheeto

    savenfroheirunhappyrtalfate

    thelastfortyfiveyearsofhislife,buddhaspenthin

    thevalleyofthegangesriver,teachinghissilelessonof

    subssionandeknessuntoallnintheyear488before

    ourera,hedied,fullofyearsandbelovedbyllionsofpeople

    hehadnotpreachedhisdoctrinesforthebenefitofasingle

    selfhisdisciple

    this,hopleasethenoblesandthepriestsand

    therchantsheirbesttodestroyacreedhregnised

    theequalityofalllivingenthe

    hopeofasendlifeareinstances

    assoonastheyuld,theyenuragedthepeopleof

    indiatoretutotheanincreed

    hitsfastinganditstorturesofthesinfulbodybut

    buddhisldnotbedestroyedslohedisciplesofthe

    enlightenedonealayas,

    andvedintochinatheycrossedtheyellowsea

    andpreaasteruntothepeopleof

    japan,andtheyfaithfullyobeyedtheaster,

    tousefororepeople

    regnisebuddhaastheirteacherthaneverbeforeandtheir

    nuersurpassesthatofthebinedfollod

    asfofucius,theanofthechinese,his

    storyisasileoneheheyear550bche

    ledaquiet,dignifiedanduneventfullifeatatihina

    entandhechinese

    peopleercyofbanditsandrobberbaronswho

    urdering

    andtuingthebusyplainsofnortheandcentralchinainto

    aarvingpeople

    nfucius,he

    didnothavechfaithintheuseofviolencehewasavery

    peaakepeople

    overbygivingthelotofnehattheonly

    possiblesalvationefrochangeofheart,andhe

    setoutupontheseenglyhopelesstaskofchangingthecharacter

    ofhisllionsoffelloenedthewideplains

    ofeasteasiathechinesehadneverbeenchinterested

    inreligionasandthatheybelievedin

    devilsandspooksasstpritivepeopledobuttheyhad

    noprophetsandregnisedno``revealedtruthnfucius

    isalsttheonlyoneangthegreatralleaderswhodid

    notseevisions,hielfasthessenger

    ofadivinepoetioranother,claibr >

    thatheabove

    hean,rathergiven

    tolonelyelancholytunesuponhisfaithful

    fluteheaskedfooregnitionhedidnotdendthat

    anyoneshouldfolloorherendsus

    oftheancientgreekphilosophers,especiallythoseofthestoic

    senlivingandrighteousthinking

    plyforthepeaceof

    thesoulthateshagoodnscience

    nfuciusanheoutofhis

    ovisi

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