Kargah Buddha in Gilgit-Baltistan

The region we call Pakistan was once the birthplace of Buddhism and evidence of that still remains. The next time you are in Gilgit city, go visit the Kargah Buddha.
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[@saleemaachumbi7140]

In Skardu there is a Buddhist site called Buddha Rock Manthal. Unfortunately you guys missed that one 😔 If you wanna see that rock, I made a complete video on it.

[@Lastgaming69]

One spoke person is saying they convince to convert into Buddhism but it is totally wrong. The whole was hindu & Buddhist religion that time Islam was not there.

[@dyalsaraswati3915]

THERE IS NO ANY SINGLE PROOF OF HINDUISM BEFORE 8CENTURY AD.ONLY AND ONLY BUDHA WAS TRUE LIGHT OF ASIA

[@sidthantadeva8246]

Please save the history this history is great golden period this country

[@JamesKirkbond]

The manuscripts contain sutras from the Buddhist canon, the Samghata Sutra, Samadhiraja Sutra, Saddharma Pundarika Sutra, and Bhaisajyaguru Sutra.The Samadhiraja Sutra is one of the important Mahayana canonical texts, which are collectively called Navadharma. The Saddharma Pundarika Sutra, popularly known as Lotus Sutra, figures prominently in the Gilgit Manuscripts and scholars agree it was the most venerated sutra of the Buddhists from the Gilgit area

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It Helped me alot with my assignment... thanks for making it 💕👍

[@abihakhan3426]

I plea to Pakistan government to please take actions to save these heritage sites 🌹💋🇵🇰

[@JamesKirkbond]

Even if his name is partly destroyed, it can be read with confidence,
because it is a rare name and it occurs written by the same hand more
than once. As we find inscriptions with the name Am®tendrålaµkåra in
more sites than that of any other traveller, it is possible to trace the route
followed by Am®tendrålaµkåra along the Upper Indus for about 50 km
from Shing Nala via Gichi Nala and Hodur ending up at Thor.
Among the travellers tracking along the Upper Indus were also three
dharmabhåˆakas, “Reciters of the Law” whom we meet in two inscriptions found at the site of Oshibat25
. Interestingly, all three reciters
emphasise the fact that they are travellers:

[@sadarmuhammad4452]

Good effort dear....

[@narayanborkar4166]

Thanks from Indian Buddhist

[@srinivasravindra7702]

Namo buddaya..

[@gauravkushwaha2868]

Ye video kab shoot hua hai

[@iftiiiftii5864]

Video pic kasi ko zarurat howay to mai hazir india kay bhi log

[@HarharMahadev-bb1hi]

No no... stupa is never used as a warning signal tower. Lots of things to learn by Balti people.

[@snehpatel7555]

Where are the Buddhists of Gilgit-Baltistan? on our side we have 4 million of them.

[@Maatitvpk]

Hello. We don't have such information. We can look into it. Thanks for commenting. :)

[@lazorplayz4556]

all of them converted to islam in 11 century

[@fb079]

We converted to Islam

[@iftiiiftii5864]

Gilgit biltistan mai pehlay India walun. Ki huqumat thi

[@taimoorqadir7519]

Sculptures not scripture