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	'''Dharmabangsha Mahasthavir, Aggamahapandit''' (1872-1939) Buddhist preacher and educationist, was born on 23 September 1872 in Kolkata. He studied at Bahubazar Missionary School, Kolkata. At the age of eighteen he was initiated into ''Shramanyadharma'' in Bahubazar Navin Vihara. He then proceeded to Myanmar where he studied [[buddhism]] and Philosophy. He took [[upasampada]] (vow of chastity) at the hand of Sagara Mahasthavir, the rector of Vaijayanti Vihara, at Moulmein, and was renamed 'Dharmabangsha';. From Myanmar, Dharmabangsha went to Sri Lanka for further studies.		'''Dharmabangsha Mahasthavir, Aggamahapandit''' (1872-1939) Buddhist preacher and educationist, was born on 23 September 1872 in Kolkata. He studied at Bahubazar Missionary School, Kolkata. At the age of eighteen he was initiated into ''Shramanyadharma'' in Bahubazar Navin Vihara. He then proceeded to Myanmar where he studied [[buddhism]] and Philosophy. He took [[upasampada]] (vow of chastity) at the hand of Sagara Mahasthavir, the rector of Vaijayanti Vihara, at Moulmein, and was renamed 'Dharmabangsha'. From Myanmar, Dharmabangsha went to Sri Lanka for further studies.

	In 1904, Dharmabangsha took over as rector of a Buddhist vihara in [[chittagong]]. At the same time he joined Chittagong Collegiate School as [[pali]] teacher. In 1911, when Chittagong Government College opened its Pali Department, he joined as its first lecturer and continued to teach there for sixteen years.		In 1904, Dharmabangsha took over as rector of a Buddhist vihara in [[Chittagong District\|chittagong]]. At the same time he joined Chittagong Collegiate School as [[pali]] teacher. In 1911, when Chittagong Government College opened its Pali Department, he joined as its first lecturer and continued to teach there for sixteen years.

	In recognition of Dharmabangsha';s contributions to Buddhism, the Burmese Government conferred on him the title of 'Aggamahapandit'; in 1927. He expired on 3 December 1939 at Satbaria Buddhist Monastery. [Bhikkhu Sunithananda~~] [Sunithananda, Bhikkhu Lecturer, National University~~]		In recognition of Dharmabangsha's contributions to Buddhism, the Burmese Government conferred on him the title of 'Aggamahapandit' in 1927. He expired on 3 December 1939 at Satbaria Buddhist Monastery. [Bhikkhu Sunithananda]

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	~~<p class=Normal >~~'''Dharmabangsha Mahasthavir, Aggamahapandit''' (1872-1939) Buddhist preacher and educationist, was born on 23 September 1872 in Kolkata. He studied at Bahubazar Missionary School, Kolkata. At the age of eighteen he was initiated into ''Shramanyadharma'' in Bahubazar Navin Vihara. He then proceeded to Myanmar where he studied [[buddhism]] and Philosophy. He took [[upasampada]] (vow of chastity) at the hand of Sagara Mahasthavir, the rector of Vaijayanti Vihara, at Moulmein, and was renamed 'Dharmabangsha';. From Myanmar, Dharmabangsha went to Sri Lanka for further studies.		'''Dharmabangsha Mahasthavir, Aggamahapandit''' (1872-1939) Buddhist preacher and educationist, was born on 23 September 1872 in Kolkata. He studied at Bahubazar Missionary School, Kolkata. At the age of eighteen he was initiated into ''Shramanyadharma'' in Bahubazar Navin Vihara. He then proceeded to Myanmar where he studied [[buddhism]] and Philosophy. He took [[upasampada]] (vow of chastity) at the hand of Sagara Mahasthavir, the rector of Vaijayanti Vihara, at Moulmein, and was renamed 'Dharmabangsha';. From Myanmar, Dharmabangsha went to Sri Lanka for further studies.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~In 1904, Dharmabangsha took over as rector of a Buddhist vihara in [[chittagong]]. At the same time he joined Chittagong Collegiate School as [[pali]] teacher. In 1911, when Chittagong Government College opened its Pali Department, he joined as its first lecturer and continued to teach there for sixteen years.		In 1904, Dharmabangsha took over as rector of a Buddhist vihara in [[chittagong]]. At the same time he joined Chittagong Collegiate School as [[pali]] teacher. In 1911, when Chittagong Government College opened its Pali Department, he joined as its first lecturer and continued to teach there for sixteen years.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~In recognition of Dharmabangsha';s contributions to Buddhism, the Burmese Government conferred on him the title of 'Aggamahapandit'; in 1927. He expired on 3 December 1939 at Satbaria Buddhist Monastery. [Bhikkhu Sunithananda] [Sunithananda, Bhikkhu Lecturer, National University]		In recognition of Dharmabangsha';s contributions to Buddhism, the Burmese Government conferred on him the title of 'Aggamahapandit'; in 1927. He expired on 3 December 1939 at Satbaria Buddhist Monastery. [Bhikkhu Sunithananda] [Sunithananda, Bhikkhu Lecturer, National University]

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<p class=Normal >'''Dharmabangsha Mahasthavir, Aggamahapandit''' (1872-1939) Buddhist preacher and educationist, was born on 23 September 1872 in Kolkata. He studied at Bahubazar Missionary School, Kolkata. At the age of eighteen he was initiated into ''Shramanyadharma'' in Bahubazar Navin Vihara. He then proceeded to Myanmar where he studied [[buddhism]] and Philosophy. He took [[upasampada]] (vow of chastity) at the hand of Sagara Mahasthavir, the rector of Vaijayanti Vihara, at Moulmein, and was renamed 'Dharmabangsha';. From Myanmar, Dharmabangsha went to Sri Lanka for further studies.

<p class=Normal >In 1904, Dharmabangsha took over as rector of a Buddhist vihara in [[chittagong]]. At the same time he joined Chittagong Collegiate School as [[pali]] teacher. In 1911, when Chittagong Government College opened its Pali Department, he joined as its first lecturer and continued to teach there for sixteen years.

<p class=Normal >In recognition of Dharmabangsha';s contributions to Buddhism, the Burmese Government conferred on him the title of 'Aggamahapandit'; in 1927. He expired on 3 December 1939 at Satbaria Buddhist Monastery. [Bhikkhu Sunithananda] [Sunithananda, Bhikkhu Lecturer, National University]

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