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...uni]. In China, in the 4th–6th Centuries "Buddhist artisans used the names Shakyamuni and Maitreya interchangeably... indicating both that the distinction betwee

...(rendered as "self"), in relation to the view he holds of the intention of Shakyamuni Buddha, states:

...gis or priests, but any [[individual]] may choose to lead an ascetic life. Shakyamuni Gautama (who left a more severe ascetism to seek a reasoned "middle way" of

..., or Muhammad's disappearance into heaven or Shantideva's disappearance or Shakyamuni Buddha's entrance into parinirvana

Gautama, also known as '''Śākyamuni''' (pronounced: ʃaː.kjə.mʊ.nɪ or '''Shakyamuni''' (Skt.; Pali: '''Sakyamuni'''; English: “sage of the [[Shakya]] clan” ...slated as "The Enlightened One." Often, he is referred to in Buddhism as [[Shakyamuni]] Buddha or "The Awakened One of the Shakya Clan."