Hinduism is a country in India, and Buddhism originated from Kapilowei Kingdom (present-day Nepal) in ancient India. Hinduism and Buddhism are closely related to India, but there are great differences in their development. About 80% people in India believe in Hinduism, and only a few people believe in Buddhism. But in terms of influence in the world, Hinduism is not as good as Buddhism, one of the three major religions in the world.

First, Hinduism and Buddhism have different concepts.

As one of the cradles of religion, India's cultural traditions are deeply influenced by religion. As the state religion of India, most Indians believe in Hinduism, with more than 654.38 billion followers. Buddhism, which originated in ancient India, is one of the three major religions in the world, but it has the least followers. Moreover, in India, Buddhism once faced destruction. Even now, there are not many people who believe in Buddhism in India.

Some people think that Buddhism is a branch of Hinduism. In fact, Hinduism and Buddhism are two completely different religions. Hinduism believes in God and has a caste system, while Buddhism advocates the equality of all beings. Hindu caste system can be said to be deeply rooted, which caters to the ruling class and is protected and supported by the ruling class.

Buddhism advocates the equality of all beings, which affects the unity of feudal thought to some extent. Therefore, although Buddhism originated in ancient India, it has not been well developed in India, but has been strongly suppressed. The real development of Buddhism is in China. Buddhists in India were once completely wiped out. There are not many people in India who really believe in Buddhism now. Previous 0 /2 Next Page