None. Hinduism and Buddhism share no sacred texts.
That is how I see it too since Gautama Buddha was a Hindu prince. The teachings in Buddhism is parallel to the Hinduism.
Hinduism believes in a Supreme Creator, while Buddhism does not. Buddhism also follows the teachings of Buddha, while Hinduism does not, thought they would probably still respect him as a wise individual.
The greater variation in the teachings of Buddhism compared to Hinduism can be attributed to the decentralized nature of Buddhism. Unlike Hinduism, which has a more centralized structure with texts like the Vedas and Upanishads, Buddhism has multiple schools and traditions that have developed over time, each with its own interpretations and practices. Additionally, Buddhism spread to different regions with diverse cultural influences, leading to further variations in teachings and practices. This diversity in Buddhism reflects its adaptability to different cultural contexts and the emphasis on personal experience and interpretation in its teachings.
Both believe in it.
Buddhism and Sikhism can both trace their origins back to Hinduism, just as Judaism, Christianity and Islam share common roots. There are some parallels between Hinduism, the Buddha, Judaism and Jesus, which are often cited. Jesus was Jewish, and Christianity is based around the teachings of Jesus. The Buddha was Hindu, and Buddhism is ba.sed around the teachings of the Buddha. Buddhism and Jainism/ for unanswered questions.Where pure soul reside and can that place can be fixed before his death.
Siddhartha Gautama never wrote down his teachings.
No, Hinduism and Buddhism are two separate religions, even though they share many beliefs about compassion, kindness and charity. As it was Hinduism was in its infancy when Buddhism started. Ancient Hinduism was more closer to Brahmanism than the Hinduism that exists today.
Hinduism did not directly change into Buddhism. Rather, Buddhism emerged as a separate religious tradition in ancient India, influenced by the ideas and teachings of Hinduism. Buddhism incorporated some Hindu concepts and philosophies but also introduced new ideas, such as the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path, that differentiated it from Hinduism. Hinduism and Buddhism coexisted and developed alongside each other in ancient India.
Hinduism and Buddhism. Christianity and Islam are also thought to have been originated in India (as exerpts of teachings in Hinduism and Buddhism) by some. Taoism and Confucianism also also derived from Buddhism, which was started by Aryans in India.
Hinduism has 4 casts. Brahmin, Khsatriya, Viashya and suta. Meanwhile Buddhism is free from any kind of cast system.
They both believe in reincarnation.