Buddhism spread from India to China and Japan, becoming dominant there. Islam entered South Asia, blended with local beliefs, and contributed to Sikhism.
Buddhism spread from India to China and Japan, becoming dominant there. Islam entered South Asia, blended with local beliefs, and contributed to Sikhism.
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