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'''Sri Lankan Buddhism''' belongs to the ] tradition. About 69% of the country adheres to ]. Sri Lanka is the country with longest continuous ]. Theravada has been the major religion in the island since soon after its introduction in the ] by Venerable ], the son of the Emperor ] of ] during the reign of Sri Lanka's King ]. During this time, a sapling of the ] was also brought Sri Lanka and became known as ]. '''Sri Lankan Buddhism''' belongs to the ] tradition. About 69% of the country adheres to ]. Sri Lanka is the country with longest continuous ]. Theravada has been the major religion in the island since soon after its introduction in the ] by Venerable ], the son of the Emperor ] of ] during the reign of Sri Lanka's King ]. During this time, a sapling of the ] was also brought Sri Lanka and became known as ].


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* ], founded in the ] by a Thai monk who perceived corruption in the sangha and wished to purify its practices * ], founded in the ] by a Thai monk who perceived corruption in the sangha and wished to purify its practices
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The Buddha statue of Aukana in Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan Buddhism belongs to the Theravada tradition. About 69% of the country adheres to Buddhism. Sri Lanka is the country with longest continuous history of Buddhism. Theravada has been the major religion in the island since soon after its introduction in the 2nd century BC by Venerable Mahinda, the son of the Emperor Ashoka of India during the reign of Sri Lanka's King Devanampiyatissa. During this time, a sapling of the Bodhi Tree was also brought Sri Lanka and became known as Sri Maha Bodhi.

The Pali Canon was put into writing in Sri Lanka around 30 BC. then i took a shower

The different orders of the Therevada are referred to as nikayas, and in Sri Lanka there are three:sex drugs and beer

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