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A timeline for Buddhism:
Buddha born some time around 563 BCE and lives until 483 BCE
Buddhism spreads throughout India
250 BCE Buddhist missionaries sent to China and into the Hellenistic countries
200 BCE Buddhists visit Arabia
220 BCE Buddhism introduced to Sri Lanka
65 CE Buddhist practices documented in China
300s CE Buddhist monks in Korea
400s CE Buddhism in Cambodia and Indonesia
435 CE Buddhism in Sumatra
485 CE Buddhist monks to Japan
500 CE Buddhism to Vietnam
525 CE Korean Buddhist enter Japan
700s CE Tantric Buddhism in Tibet replacing Bonpo
1615 Mongol conversion to Buddhism
1922 First Zen temple in North America
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What form of Buddhism is followed in Korea?
Traditionally, Son Buddhism in Korea is essentially the same as Ch'an Buddhism in China or Zen Buddhism in Japan. Today, Korean Buddhists are not limited only to practicing Son Buddhism. .
Do people in north and South Korea practice Buddhism?
I'm not sure about North Korea, but Buddhism is a major religion in South Korea. South Korea is also very Christian.
What did prince Shotoku spread?
Buddhism from China & Korea.
What are major religions in Korea?
Buddhism.
What percentage of North Korea is Buddhism?
around 64% of Korea is Buddist
How was Buddhism received in Japan?
Buddhism got to Japan through China and Korea .
When did Korea introduce Buddhism to Japan?
Some Buddhism statues arrived by way of Korean peninsula, but as for Buddhism, Japan and China had direct contact with each other, and there was no need for Korea in this regard.
Is Buddhism from India?
Buddhism originated in India, and it never caught on in India. Buddhism was then introduced in China, Korea, and Japan
From which county did Buddhism reach japan?
From Korea
What religions does Korea have?
Buddhism, Confucianism, & Christianity.
Did Buddhism came from Korea?
Buddhism originated in India. Buddhism spreaded from there to other countries. It strated around 6 B.c.
What religions does South Korea have?
Buddhism, Confucianism, & Christianity.
