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Buddhism is a belief system that began in northern India. To which part of the world did it spread and take its strongest hold?
Eastern Asia
Where did Buddhism take hold?
Buddhism is a philosophy (not religion) that originated in India and spread throughout Asia and parts of china. in modern times it has also become popular throughout the western world.
How did cultural diffusion take place in India?
it spread the religion of budhism to china which was spread to Korea and then japan
Mother religion of Buddhism?
Buddhism began in India as a part of Hinduism in about the 6th century b.c.. For many centuries Buddhism was a movement within Hinduism. When Buddhist missionaries went to the surrounding areas they did not take Hinduism with them. In India the two movements gradually separated. The separation began about the third century a.d. and was complete about the 9th century.
How did the silk roads help spread buddishm?
Siddhartha Gautama (c. 563-483 BC), the founder of Buddhism, was born a wealthy prince in northeastern India (map 2). Renouncing worldly trappings and achieving enlightenment, or nirvana, he became known as the Buddha (the Enlightened). Gautama lived at a time of great religious ferment in India, and Buddhism was one of a number of sects that aimed to reform Hinduism. Another, more extreme, reform movement was Jainism, whose asceticism was a reaction to the rigid ritualism of Hinduism.While Buddhist missionaries taught the Buddhist principles many took the religion with them and spread it. Buddhism shared with Hinduism the belief in the cycle of rebirth, but differed in the way in which escape from the cycle could be achieved. Indeed the appearance of Buddhism stimulated a resurgence in Hinduism, which may be why Buddhism failed to take a permanent hold in India.credits to http://www.buddhistview.com/site/epage/8069_225.htm
Where in the world does Buddhism take place?
Nepal
How long does a Buddhism marriage take?
A Buddhism marrige takes abt 3 hours to 6 hours.
What was emperor ashoka beliefs?
Emporer Ashoka's policies after he adopted a Buddhist framework were in themselves representative of Buddhist beliefs. His policies were decidedly non-violent, engendering compassion, mercy and public welfare. He developed a program of public works including universities, resthouses for travellers, irrigation projects, hospitals, among other works. All of these projects were based on the basic tenets of Buddhism: non-violence, compassion and charity.
Why was Alexander the Great a famous greek hero?
Because he was able to rule and take over greek kingdoms and spread greek culture around
4th international Buddhism conference2010 in Estonia will take place on23-25 September?
can i participate in the fourth international conference on Buddhism and Nordland
What are the various measures taken by the government to spread education in India?
Nothing.. Yes nothing.. They do just to earn money.. N i think they take money to spend on their luxurious life..
Did England take ofter India?
No, England did not take over india
