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What structures in Southeast Asia bear witness to the spread of Buddhism?
Stupas and Pagodas are Buddhist holy buildings.
What country spread Buddhism to southeast Asia?
It was gautam buddha who spread buddhism throughou asia not any country.and he was born in nepal.
Where did Buddhism philosophy spread from its point of origin in India?
it spread throughout southeast and south asia
What religion started by Prince Siddhartha which spread throughout South and Southeast Asia was?
Buddhism
In what order did Buddhism spread from country to country throughout southeast Asia?
india china japan
Because both Hinduism and Buddhism originated in the same region they both spread quickly throughout .?
Southeast Asia (Apex)
Into what lands did Buddism spread?
Buddhism first spread throughout India. Then it spread into China. As it spread into China it spread into Sri Lanka and then to Southeast Asia. From China it spread into Tibet, Korea and Japan. As of now Buddhism is practiced in all of the continents except Antarctica, (unless of course a Buddhist happens to be visiting). Buddhism is most prevalent in Asia and least prevalent in Africa. Buddhism is the fastest growing religion in Europe and North America. So Buddhists now are everywhere
What was the major way Buddhism spread to East and Southeast Asia?
Cultural difussion
Which nation practices zen Buddhism?
Zen Buddhism originated in China. It was a blending of Buddhist practices that had been imported from India with daoism. It then spread to Korea and Japan. So, historically, the three nations most closely associated with zen Buddhism are China, Korea, and Japan. It later spread to southeast Asis as well as to the West.
What was the king's name who spread Buddhism?
Asoka was the name of the king who spread Buddhism.
Did Buddhism spread fast in India?
Yes Buddhism spread fast in India.
What were the two groups of Buddhists who spread Buddha and ideas to Southeast Asia were who?
The two main groups of Buddhists who spread Buddha's teachings to Southeast Asia were the Theravada and Mahayana traditions. Theravada Buddhism, which emphasizes individual enlightenment and follows the Pali Canon, was primarily spread by missionaries from Sri Lanka and became dominant in countries like Thailand, Myanmar, and Cambodia. Mahayana Buddhism, characterized by its more diverse practices and the worship of bodhisattvas, spread through trade routes and influenced regions such as Vietnam and parts of Indonesia.
