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- Q5585071 subject Q5892491.
- Q5585071 abstract "Gordon Douglas has traditionally been seen as the first European to become ordained as a Bhikkhu in Southeast Asia although Laurence Carroll (U Dhammaloka) and others are now understood to have been earlier. He was ordained in Siam in 1899 or 1900 and assumed the name Bhikkhu Asoka or Ashoka. There are conflicting accounts of what happened after his ordination. One account is that he died six months later, the cause being cholera. The other account is that he relocated to Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) and lived there until his death in 1905. The latter is most likely because Dr. Cassius Pereira, later Bhikkhu Kassapa Thera, gives an account of him in Ceylon and interacting with his family.".
- Q5585071 wikiPageWikiLink Q12090.
- Q5585071 wikiPageWikiLink Q5892491.
- Q5585071 wikiPageWikiLink Q7876197.
- Q5585071 wikiPageWikiLink Q854.
- Q5585071 wikiPageWikiLink Q854997.
- Q5585071 wikiPageWikiLink Q869.
- Q5585071 comment "Gordon Douglas has traditionally been seen as the first European to become ordained as a Bhikkhu in Southeast Asia although Laurence Carroll (U Dhammaloka) and others are now understood to have been earlier. He was ordained in Siam in 1899 or 1900 and assumed the name Bhikkhu Asoka or Ashoka. There are conflicting accounts of what happened after his ordination. One account is that he died six months later, the cause being cholera.".
- Q5585071 label "Gordon Douglas (monk)".