Buddhist Practices - History of Buddhism

History of Buddhism

  • Timeline of Buddhism
  • Early Buddhism
  • Pre-sectarian Buddhism
  • Buddhist councils
    • First Buddhist council
    • Second Buddhist council
    • Third Buddhist council
    • Fourth Buddhist council
    • Fifth Buddhist council
    • Sixth Buddhist council
  • World Buddhist Forum, 2006
  • Silk Road transmission of Buddhism
  • History of Buddhism in India
    • Decline of Buddhism in India
  • Greco-Buddhism
  • Buddhism and the Roman world
  • Buddhist crisis

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