There are references in Jain texts to various areas of Southeast Asia. During the reign of Samprati, Jain teachers were sent to various Southeast Asian countries. Prominent Jains (e.g., Jain monk Kshullaka Prayatna Sagar) from India have visited South East Asia for the purpose of representing Jainism, guiding the local Jain community and interacting with the members of other religious faiths, notably Buddhism.
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| - El jainismo en el sudeste asiático es una religión minoritaria en Tailandia, Malasia, Singapur y otros países del sudeste asiático. En términos más generales, la civilización de la India en general ha influido en los idiomas, escrituras, calendarios y aspectos artísticos de estas personas y naciones. (es)
- There are references in Jain texts to various areas of Southeast Asia. During the reign of Samprati, Jain teachers were sent to various Southeast Asian countries. Prominent Jains (e.g., Jain monk Kshullaka Prayatna Sagar) from India have visited South East Asia for the purpose of representing Jainism, guiding the local Jain community and interacting with the members of other religious faiths, notably Buddhism. (en)
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| - El jainismo en el sudeste asiático es una religión minoritaria en Tailandia, Malasia, Singapur y otros países del sudeste asiático. En términos más generales, la civilización de la India en general ha influido en los idiomas, escrituras, calendarios y aspectos artísticos de estas personas y naciones. (es)
- There are references in Jain texts to various areas of Southeast Asia. During the reign of Samprati, Jain teachers were sent to various Southeast Asian countries. Prominent Jains (e.g., Jain monk Kshullaka Prayatna Sagar) from India have visited South East Asia for the purpose of representing Jainism, guiding the local Jain community and interacting with the members of other religious faiths, notably Buddhism. (en)
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