They actually retained reincarnation and rejected the caste system.
Buddhism was founded by the Buddha, and nobody knows who founded Hinduism.
Buddhism was devloped from Hinduism by Lord Buddha. Lord buddha was a Hindu prince by birth.
buddha introduced Buddhism in India.
Hinduism and the Buddha's teachings have many things in common, as the Buddha lived in a Hindu culture. One of the most prominent examples is a belief in kamma/karma and reincarnation.
Gautama Buddha's teachings challenged Hinduism by not acknowledging a hereditary priesthood. He disagreed with some of the sacrificial rituals which were performed during his time.
No Buddha was a teacher of a philosophy based on Hinduism that is now named after his title.
Buddha was against a few practices of Hinduism, like sacrifices, rituals, and castes. But he emphasized on the concept of 'dharma' just like hindus. Hinduism and Buddhism did not fight each other. Actually, for a long period of time Buddhism was like a sect of Hinduism.
No, the Vedas are ancient sacred texts in Hinduism, while the Buddha was the founder of Buddhism. The teachings and beliefs found in the Vedas are different from those taught by the Buddha.
No. It was the other way around. Buddha was Hindu. Hinduism came before Buddhism.
Hinduism is associated with Sikhism and Buddhism because the founder or Sikhism, guru nanak was a Hindu and buddhists believe in 'buddha'. The 'buddha', who is actually called prince Siddharthan was a Hindu.
That is how I see it too since Gautama Buddha was a Hindu prince. The teachings in Buddhism is parallel to the Hinduism.
Rather ironically, as Buddha was from India, Hinduism is far more common in India.