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Who promoted Buddhism in Asia?
The Chinese made some of Tibetins religious secs into Asia during their occupancy of Tibet.
What does asoka's edicts about him?
Asoka was motivated to convert to Buddhism after seeing 100,000 casualties during his conquests. After this transformation he promoted peace an
Did Buddhism and Hinduism impact Asia?
Hinduism and Buddhism affected Southeast Asia, by introducing the two new cultures to Asia.
Which sect of Buddhism in Japan promoted self control meditation and martial arts?
Which sect of Buddhism in Japan promoted self control, meditation, and martial arts?
What are the religions in west Asia?
the primary religions in west Asia are: Buddhism Zen Buddhism Lamaism o Tibetan Buddhism Shinto =keztrene hinata:)
Where is Buddhism popular?
in asia.
What religion spread from India to the rest of East Asia?
Buddhism and Hinduism were introduced to South Asia by India. Buddhism has gradually declined in India, but it is still very strong in South Asia.
How did the Asko work to spread the Buddhism?
The Ashoka, the Mauryan emperor, played a crucial role in spreading Buddhism during the 3rd century BCE. After his conversion to Buddhism, he actively promoted the faith through the construction of stupas, monasteries, and pillars inscribed with edicts that outlined Buddhist teachings. He sent missionaries to various regions, including Sri Lanka and Central Asia, to disseminate Buddhist principles. Ashoka's efforts significantly contributed to the establishment of Buddhism as a major religion across Asia.
What was the importance of the Persian Empire?
It provided a stabilising force, which promoted relative peace and prosperity in southwestern Asia, from Asia Minor to today's Pakistan, to replace the crumbling Assyrian and Babylonian empires for two hudred years.
What is the main religion of Central Asia?
Buddhism and Shinto
Where did Buddhism come form?
Buddhism started in India. It is in South Asia
How did Buddhism affect southeast Asia?
Buddhism significantly influenced Southeast Asia by shaping cultural, social, and political landscapes. It led to the establishment of powerful kingdoms, such as the Khmer Empire, where Buddhist principles guided governance and architecture, evident in temples like Angkor Wat. Additionally, Buddhism promoted literacy and art, fostering a rich tradition of literature, sculpture, and painting. The religion also encouraged trade and cultural exchanges across the region, linking Southeast Asia with India and beyond.
