India’s Sacred Buddha Relics Draw Devotees in Russia’s Kalmykia
Over 50,000 devotees have paid homage at a monastery in Kalmykia, Russia, which is hosting an exposition of India’s Sacred Relics of Lord Buddha.
The exposition has drawn an unprecedented response in the Republic of Kalmykia, with many devotees waiting in queues stretching up to one kilometre.
The relics are enshrined at the Geden Sheddup Choikorling Monastery, also known as the ‘Golden Abode of Shakyamuni Buddha’.
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Author’s summary: Sacred Buddha relics attract 50,000 devotees in Russia.
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