When was Buddhism introduced to China?

Buddhism was introduced into China in the Western Han Dynasty.

At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, Da Yue, a Buddhist country in the western regions, sent envoys, which was the earliest record of Buddhism being introduced into China. Later, in 67 AD, the Eastern Han Dynasty also sent envoys to Dayue's home, inviting Tianzhu monks to ride white horses and carry Buddhist scriptures and Sakyamuni statues to Luoyang. The Eastern Han Dynasty imperial court specialized in Baima Temple, and Buddhism was introduced to China in the late Western Han Dynasty.

Ethnicity

During the Three Kingdoms period, the most famous western missionaries were Tangjiali, Tandi, Senkai Kang, Kangsanghui and Zhi Qian. : Tanmogaro (Dharma, Tankegaro), a native of Zhongtianzhu, was translated as a monk in Luoyang, Weidu in the second year of Jiaping (25 1), and was given a Buddhist ring by karma. Tandi (Di), a resting man, translated Tanwude's four commandments of karma, the precepts of Maha Monk Law and so on. Senkai Kang () translated four classics, such as To Parents, at Baima Temple.

Kangsenghui, whose ancestral home is Kangju, lives in Tianzhu, and whose father is in business. My parents died when I was in my teens, and I became a monk after I fulfilled my filial piety. I became a monk in the Ming Dynasty, studied the Six Classics, studied astronomy, and began to study Buddhism in Jiangzuo. There are six sets of translated classics.

Zhiqian (Gong Ming), a disciple of Zhiliang, whose father was a Yue family, came to China during the reign of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, and was humble at the end of the Han Dynasty to avoid the Wu rebellion. Sun Quan was surprised by his talent and wisdom and became a doctor. After living in Wu for more than 30 years, the translated works such as The End of Wei, The Collection of Great Wu Ming, Ruiying Benqi, The Great Reverse Ring still exist. Other classics still being translated are Benye, Keep Cold Words, Amitabha and so on. There are no more today, there are still thirty books.