What are the ways of spreading Buddhism and where does it spread?

The spread of Buddhism is divided into the following three parts:

First, spread Buddhism to the north.

The Buddha started from the ancient name Gandhara, passed through Central Asia, crossed the Pamirs, entered the Western Regions, and then reached the central part of China through the Hexi Corridor, which was called the Silk Road in ancient times.

Buddhism was introduced into China from the Silk Road on land, and it was divided into two parts. The South Road was earlier, and the South Road centered on Kanto and other places, and developed eastward from the central area of Gandhara via Kashmir. Another northern road, with Qiuci as the center, began to spread eastward from Bamiyan, which is called "Buddhism spread to the north" in history.

Second, Southern Buddhism.

From South India to Indonesia, Myanmar, Cambodia and Thailand by sea, some tribes landed in South China and then developed in South China. This road is the Maritime Silk Road.

Maritime Silk Road: Kongwangshan, Lianyungang, Guangzhou, Xuwen, Jiangsu, China's coastal test routes, Myanmar, India and Sri Lanka.

Iii. Land: Tibetan Buddhism

Later, the transmission route was from East India across the Himalayas into Tibet, which became the main transmission route of tantric Buddhism.

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Buddhist viewpoint

Deny fatalism

Buddhism denies fatalism and believes that people have destiny, but it does not encourage people to resign themselves to fate, but hopes that people will create destiny. Buddhism holds that all laws are born of karma, so fate is born of karma. A bad fate can be changed by planting good fruits.

Origin theory

"On China" said: "The law born of karma, I say it is empty, also called a pseudonym, and it is also the morality of China." He also said: "There has never been a law that was not born by reason, so all laws are empty." That is, everything is born by coincidence. Since it is more, it is not me, it is empty. Buddhism believes that things disappear when karma fails, and this phenomenon is "emptiness". that

Oppose suicide

Buddhism believes that the human body is rare. In the endless cycle of robbery, it is extremely rare for all beings to get personal opportunities, such as "the blind turtle reaches the wood." For learning Buddhism, a perfect person is the best condition for learning Buddhism and doing good work. Whether it is to repay the parents' upbringing, or to pursue a happy life in the world, or to learn Buddhism and pursue the interests of liberation in the world, we must rely on this extremely rare and precious person.

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