Missionaries and traders spread Buddhism to other parts of Asia
The development of Buddhism during the greatest part of Asia was nonviolent and happened in various ways. Shakyamuni Buddha, as a wandering teacher assigning his penetrations with those who were responsive and occupied from the nearby areas, set the example. He commanded his priests to go forward in the world and express his instructions. He did not demand others to blame and give up their faith and transform into a new one, for he was not attempting to ascertain his religion.
