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Taoism is a Native religion in China, and has spread through other countries in the East. Taoism was persecuted during the communist victory of 1949, in the last 30 years, there has been more religious tolerance towards Taoism.
like any religion, taoism spread because people heard about it and began to believe in it.
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taoism is unlike any organized religion; it is nature's behaviour, its observation and observance of it.it has observed some cyclic nature in nature. it had no necessity to be spread by some one or some group. different peoples of the world perhaps did same thing with a different name attached its mutual recognition of different cultures ; that we call spreading in this case, precisely!
There are no true statistics for the amount of Taoism followers in Europe. However, the number will be very small as Taoism is almost solely practiced in Asia in countries such as China.
Taoism primarily spread through cultural diffusion, particularly through the exchange of ideas and practices along trade routes in ancient China. It was influenced by earlier Chinese beliefs, including folk traditions and Confucianism, and later spread to other East Asian countries such as Japan and Korea through cultural exchanges. This diffusion was facilitated by factors like migration, trade, and the establishment of communities that adopted Taoist practices.
Once Taoism gained official status in China, it was able to spread throughout the country. Many different schools sprang up, spreading Laozi's teachings even more.
Taoism originated in China roughly 2500 years ago. It has spread all over the world. It has been incorporated into Japanese culture, both in the practice of Shintoism and Buddhism, and in nonreligious life.
Type your answer here.Taoism came from India. Lao Tsu was Sithar Bogar came from south India. He travelled to china in 5th century BC and spread taoism. He told all his china experience in his book Bogar7000.
Islam spread to libya by other countries
Taoism is practiced in China.
Taoism has numerous deities.