alleryHow did Buddhism patronised by the Kushans reach China?
ABy sea from Kerala
BThrough the Silk Road
CThrough Tibet only
DBy Roman ships
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Through the Silk Road
1. Kushan lands lay on the great trade routes.
2. Buddhism spread to China and other Asian countries through the Silk Road.
3. The text does not name the sea route, Tibet alone or Roman ships.
_Source: Wikipedia, Kushan Empire, Buddhism_
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