TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Author's Preface
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Introduction:
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Various aspects of decline of Buddhism and
its ultimate fall, are discussed in details, specially the
Effects rather than Causes, from the "massical" view rather
than "classical" view.
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Techniques:
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of Brahmanic control of masses to impose
Brahmanism over the Buddhist masses.
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Foreign Invasions:
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How decline of Buddhism caused the
various foreign Invasions is explained right from Alexander
to Md. Ghori.
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Caste System:
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The ill effects of Caste system discussed and how caste system
flourished due to fall of Buddhism explained.
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Untouchability, Criminal Tribes, Aadivasis:
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These are all
bye products of fall of Buddhism. The problem of
Untouchables already discussed by Dr. Ambedkar. Attempt is
made to highlight the causation of Scheduled Tribes after
the fall of Buddhism.
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Education and illiteracy:
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Fall of Buddhism directly
affected the multitudes of population, who were denied
education. How Gurukul system was detrimental to the
interests of masses is explained and how a most educated
country, where foreign scholars were coming to take higher
education in Indian Universities, became the most illiterate
country of the world is explained.
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Sati:
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How the position of women declined and ultimately
reached to the stage of burning of widows is explained.
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Rajput Age was Dark Age of India:
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How Brahmins created
Rajputs to get hold over the population, and how it caused
the down gradation and fall of Indian masses to the present
state of affairs is discussed.
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Kulin system of Bengal:
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How this was created to increase
the population who would be willing to accept the supremacy
of Brahmins and all the ill effects of this System is
explained.
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Sambandham System of Kerala:
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How Brahmins managed to gain
control over the Buddhist Nayars by this method of "Cultural
fertilization" and how it destroyed the cultural fabric of
old Kerala society is discussed.
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Devadasis are degraded Buddhist nuns:
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A system of
Religious prostitution is discussed. The thory was put
forward by the present author, for the first time, in his
earlier book "Tirupati Balaji was a Buddhist Shrine". The
subject is discussed more fully here.
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Fall of Science:
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How Science was on zenith in Buddhist
India and how Brahmins purposefully caused its fall to
uphold their own supremacy after the fall of Buddhism.
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Kashmir Problem:
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How a Buddhist country
of Kashmir
became Mohammedan country, thereby leading
to all the
problems is discussed.
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Language Problem:
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How a country, which speaking one
language and one or two scripts during the Buddhist period
was divided into a country of multiple languages and scripts
is discussed.
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Conclusion:
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All the above topics summarized and their
inter-relations are explained with a comment for future
action for progress of Buddhism in India.
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Bibliography
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