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Ancient Chinese Monk Describes Ancient India // 4th century Faxian // Primary Source

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The journey of Faxian is one of the most incredible in human history. By foot, he traveled from his home in central China to the far away land of India - where he encountered a surprisingly tolerant society, some truly ancient ruins and the first recorded hospital.

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