Buddhism

Buddhism was built in the second half of the 6th century BC. Siddhartha Gautama ("Buddha") is an important religion in most Asian countries. Buddhism has various forms, but in any case, let's model religious life from the Buddhist living experience, his teachings and his "spirit" or "essence" (called Dharma or Dharma) will do. But it was not until Ashvaghosa wrote Buaciha Charija (Life of Buddha) in the 1 st century or 2 th century.

Since Buddhism is a doctrine of Buddhism, teachings of Buddhism were born in a lifetime. Buddhism is very old, Buddha was born around 500 BC. Hinduism is even older than Buddhism. Hinduism began with the Aryans around 1500 BC. But since Hinduism combines the thoughts of many people, the main teachings of Hinduism have not been completed until about 400 years AD for centuries. As it is done today, Hinduism took over 2000 to create many Hindu ceremonies.

Buddhism and Hinduism are the two most famous religions in the world. Together with Christianity, Islam, and Sikhism, Buddhism and Hinduism are among the top five religions in the world. Buddhism is based on the teachings of Siddhartha (French) born in Hinduism. He won Nieana at the age of 36 and is no longer a follower of Hinduism. - The role of democracy in the development of the country What is democracy? Democracy means that groups and organizations are governed by most of their members. If the people are democratic, it is not ruled by one or a few people, but is governed by the election of political leaders to rule the citizenship of that country. Democracy is now the most common political regime in the world

Over time, Buddhism has become a popular force in China's life, from ordinary people to the emperor himself. In fact, Buddhism in the 6th century was equivalent to Taoism in terms of popularity and political influence. It was during this period that the main school of Chinese Buddhism was formed over the next three centuries. The two schools that had maintained their influence today are Pure Land Buddhism and Chen (Zen) Buddhism. In mainland China as well, religion is often suppressed by the government, and there are these two Buddhist practitioners.

Buddhism is the most populous in China, accounting for about 18%. This religion was first introduced to China about 2000 years ago. It then evolved into three parts: Han Buddhism (the largest branch), Tibetan Buddhism and southern Buddhism (the smallest branch). Buddhism has had a great influence on Chinese indigenous culture from the viewpoint of art, literature and ideology. Today, Buddhism enjoys the followers of all social classes. There are about 13,000 Buddhist temples and 180 thousand priests in Mainland China.