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Nalanda University -The Never Forgotten University

World's First Morden University

Ancient heritage of India!


This was the period when India was ahead in everything.  India's studies are famous all over the world


Nalanda University of India started when India was called Vishwa Guru ( World Leader)


When it came to the greatest university of the world, it used to come first.


This university was so vast that students from all corners of the world used to come to study here.


Most subjects from very large hostels were taught here.  The library used to be multistory which was a very big thing in those days
If it had been in India today, India would have been called (World Leader) Vishwa Guru again, but what happened that these universities were destroyed?


It was burnt by a crazy freak Bakhtiar Khilji.  This university was ablaze for months.  Due to which 9 Millions books were burnt



If India's glorious history was called the golden bird, it was an important reason behind it because there were big universities here and education system of India
Top of the world




Nalanda University :-   
Nalanda means the giver of knowledge.

Nalanda University is located in Bihar.
Now but now it has become ruins.
It was broken three times and added twice

Kumaragupta composed it 415 -455
But it was disbanded due to the invaders.  After that King Harshavardhan rebuilt it


Description by Chinese Buddhist

This thing is so old that we do not have written evidence for it, but Chinese trader Song Joong has said. About this, he says that he came here after studying for one and a half years. Harshvardhan's time lived here for 15 years.


Entrance exam was required to enter this university which was very hard.  Student has to be fluent in Sanskrit

Education is free here and here students from Japan, China, Indonesia, Mongolia and countries used to come here, there were more than 10,000 students and 2000 teachers.


                           Library


Four -  dharm gunj , Ratnasagar, Ralodari, Ratnnanjan 


Subject - 
Vedas Education, Astronomy, History, Economics, Ayurveda, Architecture and many more 


     Destroyed University


The third and most destructive attack came when the ancient Nalanda University was destroyed by the Muslim army led by the Turkish leader Bakhtiyar Khilji in 1193.

It is believed that Buddhism as a major religion in India had a setback for hundreds of years due to the loss of the religious texts during the attack. And, since then, the NU has not been restored until the recent developments.

It is said that Bakhtiyar Khilji had fallen sick and doctors in his court failed to cure him. Then, someone advised him to get himself cured by Rahul Sri Bhadra, the principal of Nalanda University.

Khilji was too proud of his Islamic culture and refused to get himself treated by a person outside his religion. But his health worsened and he was left with no other option but to invite Bhadra from Nalanda.

But Khilji put a condition and asked Bhadra to cure him without any medicines. Bhadra then asked Khilji to read some pages from the Koran as a remedy to his illness and to everyone’s surprise Khilji was cured.

Disturbed by the fact that an Indian scholar and teacher knew more than the doctors of his court, Khilji decided to destroy the roots of knowledge, Buddhism and Ayurveda, from the country. He set fire to the great library of Nalanda and burned down nearly 9 million manuscripts.

The library was so vast and strong that it took three months to completely destroy it. The Turkish invaders also murdered monks and scholars in the university.




New start : -   
When India became independent, the government decided to rebuild it, it was reintroduced in 2014.

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