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Founder of Buddhism Siddhartha Guatama.
Founder of Hinduism Indo Aryan Civilization (No single founder).
Founder of Sikhism The Gurus.
Buddhism Started Siddhartha Gautama was upset about so much suffering in the world and he went to find the answer of why we had suffering. Eventually meditated under a tree and became enlightened with the answer.
Hinduism Passed Down First started by word of mouth using poems and stories, then wrote down using Sanskrit in the Vedas (ancient text).
Number of Gurus 11 Gurus (10 Person Form and 1 Book Form).
Country Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism India
Polythestic Belief in multiple god (deity).
Monothestic Belief in one god (deity).
Reincarnation Cycle of life, death, and rebirth.
Karma Good or bad actions taken during a person's lifetime. Determines your future lives.
Dharma Moral and religious duties that guide a person in society.
Caste System Sorting of society by class. Few powerful people on the top of the pyramid and more common people at the bottom of the pyramid.
Four Noble Truths Buddhism
Four Noble Truths Rules or laws all about suffering and desire.
Eight Fold Path Buddhism
Eight Fold Path Rules or laws to follow in their daily life.
Reincarnation Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism
Vedas Hinduism
Vedas Religious text.
Monothestic Sikhsim
Buddha Buddhism
Buddha Founder of Buddhism (Siddhartha Guatama)
Gurdwara Sikhism
Gurdwara House of worship in Sikhism.
Asoka (Ashoka) Buddhism
Asoka (Ashoka Ruler of Mauryan and spread Buddhism.
Sanskrit Hinduism
Sanskrit Written language of Hinduism to record the Vedas.
Khanda Sikhism
Khanda Symbol of the religion of Sikhism.
Polysthesitc Hinduism
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