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The Budh-Gaya Temple Case is a detailed historical examination of the landmark legal dispute surrounding the Mahabodhi Temple at Bodh Gaya, one of Buddhism’s most venerable pilgrimage destinations. Written by Jaipal Gir and Anagarika Dharmapala, this work provides critical insights into the religious, legal, and cultural dimensions of the case.
The book traces the complex history of ownership, management, and spiritual authority over the temple, highlighting the role of key figures in Buddhist history. It documents the struggle for control and recognition of Buddhist interests in maintaining this sacred site. The case represents a pivotal moment in modern Buddhist history, reflecting broader issues of religious freedom, minority rights, and cultural preservation in colonial and post-colonial India.
This scholarly non-fiction work is essential for understanding Buddhist history, Indian legal history, and the dynamics of religious movements in South Asia.
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