Buddhism

Buddhism is an Asian religion founded by Siddhartha Gautama. He was born in Nepal and he became the main religion of India for some time. His beliefs spread to East Asia (China, Japan, and Korea). Buddhism is an atheist religion, believes in no God, but does believe in afterlives, and that desire is bad.

Buddhism flourished during the Rule of Ashok but was later removed when Hinduism took back his clay. He moved to Sri Lanka. To prevent removals, he spread his beliefs to Southeast Asia. He even spread to Indonesia but as time pass he was removed from many countries. In North Korea he was removed by Commies, in Indonesia he was removed by kebabs and became a minority.