Category:Faxian

**Faxian**
	Chinese Buddhist monk (bhikkhu), pilgrim to India, and travelogue author during the Jin and Liu Song dynasties
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Date of birth	340 (statement with Gregorian date earlier than 1584); Xiangyuan County (Later Zhao)
Date of death	422 (statement with Gregorian date earlier than 1584); Nanjing (Liu Song dynasty)
Country of citizenship	Jin dynasty; Liu Song dynasty;
Occupation	explorer; historian; writer; translator; bhikkhu;
Notable work	Record of Buddhist Kingdoms;
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English: The Chinese Buddhist Monk Faxian (337 – c. 422 CE) - ^{antiquated transliterations of his name include Fa-Hien, Fah-Hian and Fa-hsien} - travelled by foot all the way from China to India, visiting many sacred Buddhist sites in what are now Xinjiang, China, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka and between 399 and 412 to acquire Buddhist scriptures. His journey is described in his important travelogue, 'A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms, Being an Account by the Chinese Monk Fa-Xian of his Travels in India and Ceylon in Search of the Buddhist Books of Discipline'.

中文：法顯

<nowiki>Fa Xian; Fa-hszien; Faxian; Фасянь; Faxian; Faxian; فاکسیان; 法显; Faxian; فاہیان; 法顯; Faxian; Фа Сянь; 法显; 法顯; फ़ाहियान; ఫాహియాన్; 법현; ফা-হিয়েন; Faŝjiano; Fa-sien; பாசியான்; Fǎxiǎn; ফা-হিয়েন; Faxian; Fa Xian; 法顕; Faxian; Faxian; Fa Syan (Xitoylik rohib va sayohatchi); Fa Xian; फाहियान; فاہیان; Pháp Hiển; فاكسيان; ഫാഹിയാൻ; Faxian; फाहियान; Fašjan; ෆාහියන් හිමි; Fa-Hsien; 法显; Fa Hsien; Hoat-hián; Faxian; 法顯; ଫାହିୟାନ; פאשיין; فاھيان; Faxian; Faxian; Фа Сиен; 法显; ហ្វាសៀន; monje budista chino, viajero; un moine bouddhiste chinois, pèlerin et auteur d'une des premières descriptions de l'Inde; ލިޔުންތެރިއެއް; monjo budista xinès, viatger; chinesischer buddhistischer Mönch; ଚୀନ ପରିବ୍ରାଜକ; نویسنده، کاشف، و تاریخ‌نگار چینی; 东晋僧人; kitajski budistični menih, romar v Indijo in avtor potopisa v času dinastij Džin in Lju Song (5. stol.); 東晋の僧、翻訳家; monaco buddhista e traduttore cinese; נזיר בודהיסטי סיני (בהיקו) ומתרגם (337–422) , עולה לרגל להודו ומחבר ספרי מסע בתקופת שושלות ג'ין וליו סונג; පාහියන් හිමි ගොඩක් හොදයි; Chinees auteur; kínai buddhista szerzetes; चीनी यात्री (भारत में ईसवी 399 से 412 तक); سياح; 중국 동진의 승려; Chinese Buddhist monk (bhikkhu), pilgrim to India, and travelogue author during the Jin and Liu Song dynasties; bikŝuo de Orienta Ĝjin, kiu esploris kaj tradukis antikvajn budhismajn tekstojn; čínský buddhistický mnich; китайски пътешественик; Fa Hsien; Faxian; Fa-hsien; Fa Hsien; Fa-Hian; Chy Fa Hien; Chi Fa Hian; Shi Faxian; Chy̆ Fă Hian; 釋法顯; 僧法顯; 法賢; Shì Fǎxiǎn; Sēng Fǎxiǎn; Fǎxiǎn; Fa Shien; Fa Sien; Faxian; Fa-shien; Fa Hien; Fa Hsien; Fa Hsien; फाह्वान; फाहियान; फाह्यान; Fa-hsien; Fah-hien; Fa-hien; Fa-Xian; Gesetzesglanz; Religionsglanz; Fa Hsien; Ху Шен; Фа Сянь; Шен Ху; Fa Hien; Fa Hsien; Fa Xian; Fa-hsien; Fa-Hien; Fathian; Fat-hian; Fat Hian; Fahien; Fa-hian; Fa Hian; Fahian; Shi Faxian; Chy Fa Hian; Chy Fa-hian; Fâ-hien; Fâ Hien; Chi Fah Hian; Fah-Hian; Fâ-Hien; Fa-hsien; Fasien; Fa sien; Fa-Hien; Fa-hsien; Fa-Sien; Fa-Hien</nowiki>