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Several other events caused Buddhism to spread in China. One was the political reunification (making whole again) of China.
The person who did this was Emperor Wendi.
He started a new dynasty called the Sui (pronounced “sway”) in 581 CE. He became a Buddhist and promoted the spread of Buddhism in China.
For example, he sent statues of the Buddha to Buddhist temples throughout China.
Those statues had an inscription saying that all people could reach enlightenment.
Emperor Wendi was a clever ruler: he kept Confucianism as the “official” belief system to help remind the Chinese of the old, strong, and long-lasting Han empire.
Explanation:
Another cause of the spread of Buddhism in China was that, as the Sui and Tang dynasties expanded China, they seized new lands to the west. Many of the people living there were Buddhists, and they spread their religion as they traveled throughout China. The Sui dynasty, however, did not last long.
