Il-a: Where, to whom, and how did the Buddha teach?

Korea's first book of holy Scripture, with charts and maps in one eye! Where did Buddha stay most? Who's the person who's spoken to the Buddha most? What kind of conversation does Buddha have? Don't taste it, Dega, Sang-ta, or even the footsteps of Buddha and his disciples who have studied through 5,434 sacred books in your Yayah! So far, many early holy writings have been translated, but there has been no research to understand the yaya in one eye with accurate statistics. The book is the result of a total of 5,434 early holy books, which have been published since the Buddha and his disciples were mostly present, who and how they spoke to and who. The figures are drawn to compare the charts, each data with a high frequency factor based on character, and the winner and the relevant place. They were re-signed to the map of India to help us identify where Buddha and his students had been most frequently. Also, we selected six important characters, including John and two vini, who appear as conversational partners, and looked at the image. Color charts and photographs, as well as various archaeological sources, show readers more directly and realistically of the situation in India at the time. This allows us to take a step in evading the process of Buddhist birth and the vivid primitiveness of Buddha's teachings. A remarkable study backed up in understanding the origin of Buddhism.

Korean title: 부처님은 어디에서 누구에게 어떻게 가르치셨나

Korean author: 일아

Korean publisher: 불광출판사

ISBN-13: 9788974796778