Found at bodhgaya, it is the oldest angiosperm in the world, belonging to the group ficus religiosa.
The ritual of the four watches of the night is associated with this entity, which is the namesake of a holiday celebrated annually on December 8th. Some of the texts of the religion with which this is associated give it a name meaning "that which changes daily," although its common name translates simply as "awakening." A descendant of this entity was created in the 3rd century BC at Anuradhapura in Sri Lanka by Asoka, who was responsible for the first shrine near it. Found at bodhgaya, it is the oldest angiosperm in the world, belonging to the group ficus religiosa. FTP name this plant, under which Siddhartha Gautama sat to achieve enlightenment.
The ritual of the four watches of the night is associated with this entity, which is the namesake of a holiday celebrated annually on December 8th.
{Bodhi Tree} or or {Bo Tree} or {Pipal}