Buddhism

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           There are about 53 crore Buddhists all over the world. Of these, about 70% are Mahayani Buddhists and the remaining 25% to 30% are Theravadi, Navayani (Indian) and Vajrayani Buddhist. Apart from Mahayana and Theravada (Hinayana), Navayana, Vajrayana, Buddhism also has many other sub-sects or subclasses, but these have little influence.

         We have bestowed below long and short essay on Buddhism in different word limits for the review of our avid readers that will help them to understand about the fourth prevalent religion of the world i.e. Buddhism.

From these Buddhism essays you will find out the roots of this religion as well as these essays will clear your concept about this religion. You will know that who had founded it, when it was founded, who was Gautam Buddha, what are his teachings and in which countries the followers of Buddhism live.


      Following Buddhism essay are also useful for students when they have specific task on this topic to write short paragraphs, essays, articles, etc. They may use any from the essays provided as per their needs and standard.

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