Sanghamitta Theri

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Sanghamitta Theri was an ancient Buddhist nun, daughter of Emperor Ashoka, renowned for bringing a sapling of the Bodhi Tree to Sri Lanka and helping establish the Bhikkhuni (nuns') order there.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist nun
historical figure
associatedWith Anuradhapura NERFINISHED
Bodhi Tree NERFINISHED
Maurya Empire NERFINISHED
Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
Theravada Buddhism NERFINISHED
brought Bodhi Tree sapling NERFINISHED
broughtTo Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin India
familyName Maurya dynasty NERFINISHED
father Ashoka NERFINISHED
gender female
knownFor bringing a sapling of the Bodhi Tree to Sri Lanka
establishing the Bhikkhuni order in Sri Lanka
languageContext Pali
mentionedIn Dipavamsa NERFINISHED
Mahavamsa NERFINISHED
motherTongue Prakrit (likely)
relative Mahinda NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
roleIn foundation of the Bhikkhuni Sangha in Sri Lanka
spread of Buddhism to Sri Lanka
timePeriod 3rd century BCE
title Theri NERFINISHED
veneratedAs founder of the nuns' order in Sri Lanka
veneratedIn Sri Lankan Buddhism

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Sacred City of Anuradhapura associatedWith Sanghamitta Theri
Sri Maha Bodhi plantedBy Sanghamitta Theri
Sri Maha Bodhi associatedWith Sanghamitta Theri