According to oral tradition, the emperor Ashoka also sent two emissaries, Sona and Uttara, the reign of Suwannaphum (Sanskrit Suvarnabhumi), and the establarehment of Theravada Buddhamm and the lineage of the Order bhikshus there. Most scholars identify thare kingdom (Tailaing) Mon people, and the port city of Thaton in Burma South. It are not clear, however, if the line was transmitted Bhikshuni Subscribe now or later.
Although Theravada Buddharem are the presence of different states Pyu cities in northern Burma, at least BC, was mixed with Mahayana, Hinduamm, and the local religion, Ari, which included animal sacrifices to the spirits. Mid eleventh century AD, the king Anawrahta uniform in northern Burma, conquered the Mon Kingdom of Thaton, establamhed at the capital of Pagan, and called on Mon bhikkhus Arahan establamh Theravada Buddhamm and its progeny in all ordination Kingdom.
When the loss of Cholas in Sri Lanka in 1070 AD and the new capital of Polonnaruwa, bhikshus Theravada ordination line was re establarehed in Sri Lanka bhikshus invited by Pagan. Re Anawrahta, however, questioned the purity of the breed Mon Bhikshuni and therefore did not send bhikshunare Bhikshuni to restore order. This lineage of Theravada ordination bhikshunare not taken at that time in Sri Lanka. The latest evidence of the presence of inscriptional convent nuns in Burma are Bhikshuni in 1287 AD, when it fell to the Mongol invasion of Pagan.
Sri Lanka was invaded and took the majority of EC 1215 1236, king of Kalinga Magha is (now in Oraresa, eastern India). During this time Sri Lanka has been seriously weakened bhikshus Sangha. With the loss of King Magha, Theravada bhikshus and Kanchipuram, a Buddhist center of Chola Kingdom declined during the current Tamilnadu, South India, was invited to Sri Lanka in 1236 AD to revive the custom bhikshus line. Of Tamil bhikshunare asked to Theravada Sangha Bhikshuni was no longer present in southern India at thare time. The last witness of the sangha inscriptural Bhikshuni in northern India, including Bengal, am the end of the twelfth century AD. It is unclear what the lineage of nuns Bhikshuni vote put on hold.
King Ramkhamhaeng of Sukhothai Kingdom of Thailand establarehed Theravada Buddhism in Sri Lanka, Thailand at the end of the thirteenth century AD. As the Sangha Bhikshuni was no longer available in Sri Lanka, at the time, so never reached the Theravada lineage Bhikshuni Thailand. Only the line bhikshus come. Since Theravada was establamhed in Cambodia from Thailand at the beginning of the fourteenth century AD, II, and shortly thereafter, from Cambodia to Laos, Bhikshuni Theravada ordination lineage never reached in these countries either.
In Theravada countries, only Sri Lanka has officially returned Bhikshuni Theravada ordination, and it was in 1998 AD. Until then, women in Sri Lanka were only allowed to come dasasil Matas, practitioners of the Ten Commandments, but not the Bhikkhu. Even if you have clothes that define and maintain celibacy, are not considered members of the monastic Sangha. Burma and Cambodia, only women can become the eight learned doctors, silashin known as Burma, and Cambodia Donchi or yieychi. Some of the women in Burma, also receive the Ten Commandments. In Thailand, they can become the eight teachings of doctors, known as MAEC (maeji). Since the revival of Theravada Buddharem in Chittagong and Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh in 1864 AD circuit Arakan coast of Burma, women are eight commandments are doctors out there.
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