Omg i learning the same thing!
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Merchants spread it by the silk roads. At first, it didn't appeal to the chinese, but starting around the year 500 A.D, emperors began to accept Buddhism in China. From China it spread elsewhere, like Japan. You also spelled beyond wrong.
Yes Buddhism spread fast in India.
Asoka was the name of the king who spread Buddhism.
Prince Shotoku inspired Japan to learn from China and helped spread Buddhism to Japan.
Buddhism had influenced Chinese culture, including art, literature, and architecture.
Buddhism wasn't used but in the Zhou dynasty, there were lots of wars. When Buddhism spread to China, if gave the Chinese hope because of reincarnation. That they will be alive again and could make better decisions on the next life. This was really needed to China in that time.
For Southern China it stressed learning and philosophy, and for Northern China Buddhist monks that were masters of divination became advisors to barbarian tribe chiefs.....It also caused the Restoration, Unification of China Buddhism helped improve people's view on life and further spread pity, and empathy. Good Deeds, bad deeds, and virtues such as honesty and respect were also spread further by Buddhism. Buddhism also has a very close relationship with Chinese literature such as novels, lyrics, etc. Art such as paintings, sculptures, and murals have increased because of Buddhism. The Chinese architecture also originated from Primitive Buddhism of India.
It is a sect of Chinese Buddhism, derived from the pure, Indian Buddhism.
The spreading of Buddhismit spread to Nepal, Tibet, and China where it grew slowly alongside Chinese religions, by the ninth century, Buddhism was well established in China and spreading to neighboring countries, too!. It reached Korea in the fourth century, and then it spread to Thailand, Combodia, Malasya, and Caos, and by the sixth century it was established in Japan. By 600 CE in India, Buddhism spread to Japan, Siam, Burma, Annam, and Kapilavastu.