What caused Buddhism to lose favor with the Chinese government?
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Buddhism was criticized for being a foreign religion. Like Christian monasteries in Europe, Buddhist monasteries had acquired thousands of acres of land and serfs. The vast amounts of land also came with corruption. Buddhism also taught that the material world was not important, it was an illusion, this went against Confucianism, which taught for devotion to family and hard work.
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Buddhism was criticized for being a foreign religion. Like Christian monasteries in Europe, Buddhist monasteries had acquired thousands of acres of land and serfs. The vast amounts of land also came with corruption. Buddhism also taught that the material world was not important, it was an illusion, this went against Confucianism, which taught for devotion to family and hard work.
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Buddhists gained a lexicon that made it easier to teach their tradition. Over time Buddhism became a popular force in the lives of the Chinese, from the common people to the emperor himself. In fact, by the sixth century, Buddhism rivaled Daoism in popularity and political influence.
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