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Regarding your recent edits to Astarte, you need to be able to source your material and write in encyclopedic style. If you are having trouble with that, please add your material to the Talk page and allow otehr editors to have a look at it as well. Web Warlock (talk) 16:04, 24 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]

How would Sanskrit origin explain the voiced pharyngeal consonant ʕ ע at the beginning of the name?? -- AnonMoos (talk) 20:09, 24 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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Gautimala-etymology- The Nahuati word Cuaustema is derived from the word KUAUSTEMA which is derived from the word' GAUTAMA'. Thus the word Gautemala means Gautema-ra( -ara is the possessive case ending used in the North -Eastern languages of India, eg. Bengali) Thus the word Gautemala means the land of Gautama. Gautama is none other than Lord Buddha. Full name of the Buddha is ' Siddhartha Gautama Buddha' , the great philosopher -saint who was born around 500 B.C.' in a forest on the borders of India and Nepal. This place also happens to be the original home land of the Naga People ( the Maya people ). Buddhism was propagated world-wide by the famous emperor Ashoka of India around 250 B.C. The new religion was well-received by the people right from Afghanistan,Baluchistan Iran, Syria, Egypt,Greece and Italy in the north to Tibet, China,Cambodia,Laos,Burma,Thailand, Vietnam and Sri Lanka. Thus Buddhism spread right from the Buddhas of Bamian in Afganistan ( home-land of Nahua People) to the Wat Pho, the temple of reclining Buddha in Bangkok ( Thailand), and the temple of Buddha called Boro-Bodu ( Big Buddha)in Java. It appears that the Buddhist monks who traveled hundreds of miles in the cold Himalayan valleys and sailed hundreds of miles in the Indian Ocean might have reached central America also in those days, and were given a hearty welcome by both the Maya people and the Nahauti people. A number of great historians and archaeologists have pointed out the influence of Buddhism in Central America. Full details of their observations are available in the book " Hindu America " -Chapter-XII-"Buddhism in America", written by Shri Chamanlal,Published by the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan,Bombay, in the year 1960. In page 244 of this book the author has quoted some observations of experts in the field. For example Mr. Squire in his book ' The Serpent Symbol' had pointed out- " The Buddhist temples of Southern India, Ceylon and the Indian Archipelago correspond with exactness with those of Central America.---Several structures at Palenque ( Central America) completely correspond with the dagobas of Ceylon." Similarly Sir Stanford Raffles in his book" The History of Java" points out -The great temple of Buddha in Java might readily be mistaken for a central American temple. Del Rio who made wide excavations in central American temples points out - " In their interior structure as well as in their exterior form and obvious purposes, the buildings correspond with greatexactness to those of Hindustan and the Indian Archipelago. [ Reference- Hindu America,by Shri Chamanlal,Published by the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Bombay, May 1960. Bksatyanarayana (talk) 18:41, 8 August 2013 (UTC)Bksatyanarayana[reply]

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