Encyclopedia of India–China Cultural Contacts v1.c7.s9.t9.3

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India’s southeast seashore and reigned by French. During 1914 ~ 1922, he sponsored the English monthly *Aryan* in Pondicherry; in 1926, he founded the Aurobindo *ashram*. Aurobindo Ghose lived in Pondicherry for 40 years from 1910 until his death in 1950. Here, Aurobindo was divorced from the mass’s struggle against the British, began to devote himself to writing scholarly works, and contributed plenty of works on philosophy, yoga, social development, literature and culture. He created the famous New Vedanta Doctrine - Integral Vedanta and Integral Yoga, and trained many disciples in the monastery, through them vigorously promoted his doctrines of spiritual evolution and social evolution to India and even the world, thus his ideology was widely spread.