Some Buddhists believe in gods, some don't .Gods are not defined in Buddhist scriptures.
Usha Sinha has written: 'Buddhist iconography in Uttar Pradesh, A.D. 300 to 1200' -- subject(s): Buddhist Gods, Buddhist art and symbolism, Gods, Buddhist
A. K. Bhattacharyya has written: 'Indian contribution to the development of Far Eastern Buddhist iconography' -- subject(s): Indic influences, Idols and images, Gods, Buddhist, Religion, Buddhism, Civilization, Buddhist art and symbolism, Worship, History, Buddhist Gods 'Buddhist iconography in Thailand' -- subject(s): Gods, Buddhist, Buddhist art and symbolism, Buddhist Gods 'Chamba Ruma l' 'Indian numismatics and its cultural aspects' -- subject(s): Civilization, Indic Coins
Michihiko Komine has written: 'Zukai mandara no mikata' -- subject(s): Buddhist Gods, Buddhist art and symbolism, Gods, Buddhist, Mandala (Buddhism)
Avaloskitesvara is one Buddhist deity. Kwan Yin is the name of a Buddhist goddess.
Lokesh Chandra has written: 'Sanskrit manuscripts from Tibet' 'Eminent Tibetan polymaths of Mongolia' -- subject(s): Buddhism, Scholars, Tibetan, Tibet, Tibetan Scholars 'Tibetan works printed by the Shoparkhang of the Potala =' 'Iconography of the thousand Buddhas' -- subject(s): Gods, Buddhist, Buddhas, Buddhist Gods 'Bhata-Samskritabhidhanam' -- subject(s): Sanskrit, Dictionaries, Tibetan language 'Dictionary of Buddhist iconography' -- subject(s): Buddhist Gods, Buddhist art and symbolism, Dictionaries, Gods, Buddhist 'Sanskrit texts from the Imperial Palace at Peking' -- subject(s): Mantras, Forbidden City (Beijing, China) 'Ninth Century Scroll of the Vajradhatu Mandala' 'Art and Cutler of South East Asia (Sata-pitaka series)' 'Dictionary of Buddhist Iconography, Vol. 6' 'Buddhist paintings of Tun-Huang in the National Museum, New Delhi' -- subject(s): Idols and images, National Museum of India, Art collections, Buddhist painting, Catalogs, Painting 'Buddhist Iconography' 'The Esoteric Icongraphy of Japanese Mandalas' 'The Tibetan iconography of Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, and other deities' -- subject(s): Gods, Buddhist, Buddhist art and symbolism, Gods, Buddhist, in art, Buddhist Gods, Buddhist gods, Buddhist gods, in art, Pictorial works 'Jaiminiya Brahmana of the Samaveda' 'Cultural Horizons of India; Vol. 3' 'Dictionary of Buddhist Iconography, Vol 15'
T. S. Maxwell has written: 'Of gods, kings, and men' -- subject(s): Relief (Sculpture), Khmer, Relief (Sculpture), Hindu, Mythology, Hindu, in art 'The gods of Asia' -- subject(s): Buddhist Gods, Gods, Buddhist, Gods, Hindu, Hindu Gods
There are Hindu gods and demons in Buddhist art because both the philosophy and the religion have very similar origins.
Because in Hinduism they believe in many gods and Buddhism doesn't believe in any gods.
Its half and half. They are Buddhist(no God) and Hinduist( 3 gods)
Kailash Parvat
Buddhists have no gods, therefore they are neither monotheists or polytheists. They are non-theist.
Hinduism is considered polytheistic (many gods).