India History In ancient India, a ceremony called "Pavaran" was held in Buddhist monasteries which -

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Q.30274: In ancient India, a ceremony called "Pavaran" was held in Buddhist monasteries which -

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There was an opportunity to choose one speaker each on the subjects of Sangh Parinayak and Dharma and Vinaya.

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A separate day of the full moon of Ashadha was the occasion for the gathering of Buddhist monks to choose a fixed abode for the next four months of the rainy season.

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There was a ceremony of admitting a new person to the Buddhist sangha in which his head was shaved and yellow clothes were given

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A	There was an opportunity to choose one speaker each on the subjects of Sangh Parinayak and Dharma and Vinaya.
B	During the rainy season there was an occasion for the confession of the crimes committed by the monks during their stay in the monasteries.
C	A separate day of the full moon of Ashadha was the occasion for the gathering of Buddhist monks to choose a fixed abode for the next four months of the rainy season.
D	There was a ceremony of admitting a new person to the Buddhist sangha in which his head was shaved and yellow clothes were given
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