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What emperor made buddhism the state religion in india in 250bc?
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Ashoka
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Which religion come in India in 8th century?
Buddhism
What important contributions did the aryans make to the culture and way of life in India?
The religion of the Aryans combined with the religion of the people of India (Dasyu) to result in Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism.
Which religion appealed to people in India and other parts of Asia?
Buddhism was the religion that appealed to people in india and parts of asia (:
Which religion originated in and spread throughout India but reached only a limited portion of the rest of Asia?
Hinduism is that religion.
What is the dominate religion in india?
Hinduism is the dominant religion in India.
What is the name of the emperor of India who made Buddhism the state religion?
Ashoka
Where did Buddhism decline as a religion?
In India.
Why Buddhism is not the main religion in India?
Buddhism isn not really a religion. it is just a way of life.
Where did Buddhism religion start?
In India and Nepal.
Could a Roman Emperor believe in Buddhism?
Yes, if he were so inclined, a Roman emperor could believe in Buddhism (or any other religion for that matter), however it would be highly unlikely. Buddhism has eastern roots, and although Rome had contact with India and China, the two civilizations were not culturally close and did not share each others belief systems.Yes, if he were so inclined, a Roman emperor could believe in Buddhism (or any other religion for that matter), however it would be highly unlikely. Buddhism has eastern roots, and although Rome had contact with India and China, the two civilizations were not culturally close and did not share each others belief systems.Yes, if he were so inclined, a Roman emperor could believe in Buddhism (or any other religion for that matter), however it would be highly unlikely. Buddhism has eastern roots, and although Rome had contact with India and China, the two civilizations were not culturally close and did not share each others belief systems.Yes, if he were so inclined, a Roman emperor could believe in Buddhism (or any other religion for that matter), however it would be highly unlikely. Buddhism has eastern roots, and although Rome had contact with India and China, the two civilizations were not culturally close and did not share each others belief systems.Yes, if he were so inclined, a Roman emperor could believe in Buddhism (or any other religion for that matter), however it would be highly unlikely. Buddhism has eastern roots, and although Rome had contact with India and China, the two civilizations were not culturally close and did not share each others belief systems.Yes, if he were so inclined, a Roman emperor could believe in Buddhism (or any other religion for that matter), however it would be highly unlikely. Buddhism has eastern roots, and although Rome had contact with India and China, the two civilizations were not culturally close and did not share each others belief systems.Yes, if he were so inclined, a Roman emperor could believe in Buddhism (or any other religion for that matter), however it would be highly unlikely. Buddhism has eastern roots, and although Rome had contact with India and China, the two civilizations were not culturally close and did not share each others belief systems.Yes, if he were so inclined, a Roman emperor could believe in Buddhism (or any other religion for that matter), however it would be highly unlikely. Buddhism has eastern roots, and although Rome had contact with India and China, the two civilizations were not culturally close and did not share each others belief systems.Yes, if he were so inclined, a Roman emperor could believe in Buddhism (or any other religion for that matter), however it would be highly unlikely. Buddhism has eastern roots, and although Rome had contact with India and China, the two civilizations were not culturally close and did not share each others belief systems.
Who was known for his famous conversion to Buddhism?
Ashoka, the Mauryan emperor of India
What is the second most popular religion in India?
Buddhism
Is Buddhism the main religion east of India?
Yes.
What was the other religion in India that competed with Buddhism?
Hinduism
Which religion come in India in 8th century?
Buddhism
What is a home-grown religion in India?
Hinduism and Buddhism
Which religion stressed four principal aims of human life displaced Buddhism as the most popular religion in India?
Hinduism is the most popular religion in India, Buddhism differs only in reincarnation.
