Buddhadasa Bhikkhu

Target entity: Buddhadasa Bhikkhu
Context triple: [Engaged Buddhism, associatedWith, Buddhadasa Bhikkhu]

• A. Sulak Sivaraksa
  Sulak Sivaraksa is a Thai social activist, Buddhist scholar, and intellectual known for his advocacy of nonviolence, social justice, and engaged Buddhism.
• B. Saw Maung
  Saw Maung was a Burmese military general who briefly served as the head of state of Myanmar after leading the 1988 military coup.
• C. Dōgen
  Dōgen was a Japanese Zen Buddhist monk, philosopher, and founder of the Sōtō school of Zen, renowned for his influential writings on meditation and enlightenment.
• D. Somānanda
  Somānanda was an early Kashmiri Śaiva philosopher and theologian whose non-dual Trika teachings helped lay the foundations for later thinkers like Abhinavagupta.
• E. Dignaga
  Dignaga was a 5th–6th century Indian Buddhist philosopher and logician whose work laid the foundations of the Buddhist epistemological tradition and profoundly influenced later Indian and Tibetan thought.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Buddhadasa Bhikkhu
Target entity description: Buddhadasa Bhikkhu was a highly influential 20th-century Thai Buddhist monk and reformer known for his rational, socially engaged interpretation of Theravada Buddhism and his role in inspiring the Engaged Buddhism movement.

• A. Sulak Sivaraksa
  Sulak Sivaraksa is a Thai social activist, Buddhist scholar, and intellectual known for his advocacy of nonviolence, social justice, and engaged Buddhism.
• B. Saw Maung
  Saw Maung was a Burmese military general who briefly served as the head of state of Myanmar after leading the 1988 military coup.
• C. Dōgen
  Dōgen was a Japanese Zen Buddhist monk, philosopher, and founder of the Sōtō school of Zen, renowned for his influential writings on meditation and enlightenment.
• D. Somānanda
  Somānanda was an early Kashmiri Śaiva philosopher and theologian whose non-dual Trika teachings helped lay the foundations for later thinkers like Abhinavagupta.
• E. Dignaga
  Dignaga was a 5th–6th century Indian Buddhist philosopher and logician whose work laid the foundations of the Buddhist epistemological tradition and profoundly influenced later Indian and Tibetan thought.
• F. None of above. chosen