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When was International Theravada Buddhist Missionary University created?
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International Theravada Buddhist Missionary University was created in 1998.
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Aung San Suu Kyi what is her religon?
Theravada Buddhist
What major Buddhist site developed in Southeast Asia?
Theravada Buddhism
In which country would you likely not find Theravada Buddhist practitioners?
China
How many Buddha religos are there?
There are 3 main Buddhist denominations: Mahayana, Theravada, & Vajrayana.
Is cambodia an Islamic country?
NO. Cambodia is officially a Theravada Buddhist country with a religious ministry in the government that subsidizes the care of Buddhist temples and seminaries for Buddhist monks. The country in 95% Theravada Buddhist. Only 1.6% of Cambodia is Muslim and the majority of these are the ethnic Cham people, who migrated from south-central Vietnam centuries ago (as opposed to the more-indigenous Khmer majority).
The two groups of Buddhist who spreads buddas ideas to southeast Asia?
The last edit was super wrong. The answer is Theravada and Mahayana. Those were the two Buddhist groups that spread Buddah's ideas to Southeast Asia. Then, Buddah's idea was adopted in Ceylon and Sri Lanka. They are described as cities, not as the name of the groups that spread Siddharta's idea. That answer from the last person? He or she needs help.
Why did theravada Buddhism became the religion of the masses in south east Asia?
It was seen as the only alternative to Islam.
When was International Buddhist Temple created?
International Buddhist Temple was created in 1981.
What is the religion of Laos?
According to the Laos 2005 census, 67% are Theravada Buddhist, 1.5% are Christian, and 31.5% are other or unspecified.
When was Mahamakut Buddhist University created?
Mahamakut Buddhist University was created in 1893.
What is the motto of International Buddhist College?
The motto of International Buddhist College is 'Bahunam Vata Atthaya'.
What language was Buddhism writing in?
Many early Buddhist texts were written in Pali, a language of India.It is the sacred language of Theravada Buddhism.
