Who introduced christianity to indochina?
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Indochina originally Indo-China was the continental portion of now Southeast Asia. This land was spread over Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Singapore and Peninsular Malaysia. Indian and Chinese culture was significantly practiced here.
From 1859-1893, French colonised this region. Under their colonial rule they introduced Christian missionaries that preached and converted many people towards Christianity.
Their colonial rule left a huge impact that several people of this region still practice Christianity despite being free from the French Rule.
From 1859-1893, French colonised this region. Under their colonial rule they introduced Christian missionaries that preached and converted many people towards Christianity.
Their colonial rule left a huge impact that several people of this region still practice Christianity despite being free from the French Rule.
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Christianity in Indochina was brought by: Adran Pigneau de Behaine.
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Catholicism came to existence and to widespread prominence when the French missionary priest and bishop of Adran Pigneau de Behaine played a key role torwards the end of the 18th century.
He came to southern Vietnam to proselytise.
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