It is thought that it was established by the Maurya emperor Ashoka in the 3rd century BCE around relics of the Buddha. The stupa is also popularly called as 'Chir Tope.’ The site is divided into two parts: the stupa area in the south and his monastic area in the north. The stupa of Dharmarajika is about 3 kilometers
nicely organized, and recognized holy sites, Buddhism became a popular religion. Its doctrine are the Four Noble Truths (desire=suffering) and Noble Eightfold Path (no desire= no suffering). Ashoka helped spread Buddhism to Ceylon, Bactria, central Asia, east Asia, and southeast Asia. In addition to Ashoka, the Silk Roads, sea lanes, and merchants helped spread Buddhism to China, central Asia, and southeast Asia. Buddhism was founded by Siddhartha Gautama in 500
by Siddhartha Gautama around 500 BCE. It taught that desire would lead to suffering, and if you ended your desires you would end your suffering. Buddhism was spread by the help of the Mauryan emperor Ashoka., who adopted the religion around 260 BCE, after the war against Kalinga. The war had made Ashoka saddened by the violence and suffering, and he decided to focus on humanity rather than arms. Buddhism eventually attracted large followings in central Asia, east Asia, and southeast
Social entrepreneurship is roughly refers to individual who are driven by a sense of social mission to work for social change (Bornstein, 2004, Dees, 2001, Martin & Osberg, 2007). It is the process of bringing about social change on a major scale. Social entrepreneurs function as the agents of change, questioning the status quo, grabbing the new yet overlooked opportunities, and changing the world for the better. Social entrepreneurship is an emerging field that begins to attract attention from many