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Mahayana Buddhism says that there are three aspects of Buddhahood, which it describes by regarding Buddha as having three bodies.

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-The civil service exam, which was the test required to become a scholar official
-"the four books" were the basis of Neo-Confucianism, and they were written by Zhu Xi

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It is made up of many schools and reinterpretations of fundamental human beliefs.

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The more conservative of the two major traditions of buddhism. It is practiced in in Sri Lanka, Burma, Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos.

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A movement in religious philosophy, stemming from Confucianism, around 1000 AD in response to Taoism and Buddhism

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Believed that human beings are born on different realms like animals or humans

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Believed that human beings are born on different realms like animals or humans

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The most conservative type of Buddhism out of all the branches. They also adhered to the original pali scriptures alone.

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it was strong among both monastic communities and lay people

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Uses Sanskrit as its main language. Compassion and wisdom are its main doctrines. They believe that no individual has a 'self' and everyone is equal.

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Mahayana Buddhists believe in multitude of heavens, hells, and descriptions of  nirvana.

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the practice is built around Vajrayana practices 

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the practice is built around Vajrayana practices 

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Theravada Buddhism believes in spirituality, the enlightenment of an individual, self discipline, and the importance of pure thought and deed.

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Was created to stop the growing influence of Buddhism.

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tibetan is a indigenous and animistic religion that influenced tibetan buddhism.  

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tibetan is a indigenous and animistic religion that influenced tibetan buddhism.  

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In the Mahayana Buddhist faith they emphasize compassion and insight.

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Teaches that enlightenment can be attained in a single lifetime and is the major largest tradition of Buddhism today.

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The Neo-Confucians sought to promote a unified vision of humane flourishing that would end with a person becoming a sage or worthy by means of various forms of self-cultivation.

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The Neo-Confucians sought to promote a unified vision of humane flourishing that would end with a person becoming a sage or worthy by means of various forms of self-cultivation.

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Tibetan Buddhism has four major schools: Nyingma, Kagyu, Sakya, and Gelug.

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Neo-Confucianism incorporated Buddhist and Taoist ideas, but many Neo-Confucianists strongly opposed Buddhism and Taoism.

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Neo-Confucianism reinterpreted Confucian philosophy and integrated beliefs that addressed social, intellectual, and spiritual issues. Basically, it is a more rational approach to Confucianism (example: it removes the superstitious parts of Confucianism). It started in China and spread to Korea and Japan.

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It is practiced in a variety of forms in China, Tibet, Japan, and Korea. They believed in bodhisattva, which means the one who wants to become a Buddha.

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Strongest at Sri Lanka; Translate into "Doctrine of Elders"; belief of Supernatural solutions; Monastic community called Sangha

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Strongest at Sri Lanka; Translate into "Doctrine of Elders"; belief of Supernatural solutions; Monastic community called Sangha

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tibetan buddhism is the form  buddhism practiced in tibet, it is the dominant religion of that region.

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Tibetan Buddhism has four major schools, Nyingma, Kagyu, Sakya, and Gelug.

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The more conservative branch of Buddhism, non theistic, goal is to reach nirvana.

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Neo Confucianism is a form of philosophy derived from Confucianism. It is an attempt to make more rationalist and secular form of Confucianism.

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Believes that only monks can reach nirvana, and each person is responsible for reaching their own salvation.

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believes in rebirth and reincarnation

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Mahayana Buddhists is a liberal and theistic branch of Buddhism. It became a dominant influence by the 9th century. 

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Mahayana Buddhists is a liberal and theistic branch of Buddhism. It became a dominant influence by the 9th century. 

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Theravada Buddhism stresses spirituality, the enlightenment of the individual, self discipline, the importance or pure thought and deed, and the importance of monastic life. They also strive to become Arhats and gain freedom from the cycle of samsara. 

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Theravada Buddhism stresses spirituality, the enlightenment of the individual, self discipline, the importance or pure thought and deed, and the importance of monastic life. They also strive to become Arhats and gain freedom from the cycle of samsara. 

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A form of Buddhism practiced mainly in Tibet. It is also found in regions near the Himalayas, Central Asia, Southern Siberian regions, and bits of Mongolia.

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Demons, Spirits and Dreams were an everyday fear for the Tibetans.

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It centers around teaching yourself to become a better person which mainly comes from Buddhist influence.

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Stresses the importance of the monastic life and the strict follow of the ancient Vinaya code.

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Stresses the importance of the monastic life and the strict follow of the ancient Vinaya code.