Well, some of the ways are as follows:
1) The Buddha traveled throughout Northern India teachings as he went. People
listened, like what they heard and started to be followers
2) Monks went out during the morning and begged for food. In return for food the
monks would give a teaching.
3) Buddhist lay people who were merchants traveled to new lands and brought
the teachings to new areas.
4) The Buddhas teachings were written down, which gave a way for curious
people to read about the Buddha and his teachings.
Five Mountain Buddhist Seminary (http://five-mountain.org) looks good!
Prince Shotoku helped spread Buddhism in Japan by building a grand Buddhist temple and by writing commentaries on Buddhist teachings.
Prince Shotoku helped spread Buddhism in Japan by building a grand Buddhist temple and by writing commentaries on Buddhist teachings.
Conversion of merchants was the strategy used by Buddhist and Christian missionaries employ to spread their faith.
five steps
India and china
The Silk Road
He was a Buddhist. He built 80000 temples. He also spread Buddhism to many countries
Five steps is not a Buddhist belief.
Missionaries had to travel to distant lands to spread Buddhist teachings.
Ashoka was important because he spread Buddhist religion to his empire.
Buddhist missionaries spread the new faith, first to Sri Lanka.