Fa-Hein came from which of the following country

Correct option is B

Fa-Hein, a Buddhist monk and traveler, came from China. He visited India during the reign of Gupta Emperor Chandragupta II (4th–5th century CE) to collect Buddhist scriptures and study Buddhist practices.

Information Booster:

1. Fa-Hein traveled to India around 399–412 CE.
2. He documented his journey in a travelogue called "A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms."
3. His accounts provide valuable insights into Gupta-era society, economy, and religion.
4. Fa-Hein visited sites like Pataliputra, Mathura, and Bodh Gaya.
5. He observed a flourishing Buddhist culture and vibrant urban centers.
6. Fa-Hein praised the justice and governance system of the Gupta Empire.
7. His journey helped spread Buddhism in China and beyond.

Additional Knowledge:

• Persia: Fa-Hein did not visit or belong to Persia.
• Egypt: Known for its ancient civilization, unrelated to Fa-Hein’s travels.
• Morocco: Ibn Battuta, another famous traveler, hailed from Morocco, not Fa-Hein.