Mahakassapa

Mahākassapa was a prominent Buddhist monk and disciple of Gautama Buddha, known for his strong discipline and leadership within the early Buddhist community. He played a significant role in preserving and organizing Buddhist teachings after the Buddha’s death. Recognized for his austere lifestyle, wisdom, and deep meditation practice, Mahākassapa is often revered as a key figure in maintaining the integrity of the Dharma (Buddha’s teachings). His influence helped shape the development of Buddhist monastic traditions and the eventual transmission of Buddhism across Asia.