How Buddhist and Muslim Stereotypes Conceal the Real History

By Johan Elverskog

30 min

A less one-sided account of Buddhism’s decline in medieval Indian.

Published in 2018 in Tricycle.

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    category={av},
    title={{H}ow {B}uddhist and {M}uslim {S}tereotypes {C}onceal the {R}eal {H}istory},
    author={Johan Elverskog},
    year=2018,
    month=feb,
    journal={Tricycle},
    minutes=30,
    keywords={tantric-roots,islam,medieval},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://tricycle.org/podcast/buddhism-muslim-stereotypes/}
}

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