The Origin of Buddhism in Myanmar

According to the local unearthed cultural relics, it can be inferred that Upper Burma is the cultural system of North India, and Lower Burma culture comes from South India. Religion in Myanmar was first introduced to India by Brahmanism, and later Buddhism was introduced from Bangladesh and Olysha. Buddhism from Shangtai was first introduced to Myanmar, and Mahayana Buddhism and esoteric Buddhism began to be introduced after 10 century BC.

1 1 century ago, there was a Mahayana Sect in Myanmar. Monks of this sect wear blue robes and grow their hair. They think that if they commit evil, they only need to recite the salvation mantra, and they will not suffer karma. It can be said that this school is more extreme than Indian sexologists. Before they became the king of Anulutuo, Anulutuo unified the whole country in A.D. 1044, with Bagan as its capital. 1057, they conquered the Bagan dynasty and returned monks, Sanzang scriptures, relics and treasures. And was led by the arhat (arhat) monk. Soon, Bagan built the Reed Palace Pagoda, which took two generations to complete. King Sheyebohar I of Ceylon once sent envoys to Myanmar and asked Sanzang to send monks. Myanmar once became the center of Southern Buddhism.