How did the Buddhist Sangha help in the spread of religion?
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Correct answer: Monks and nuns spread the message through teaching and discipline
The Sangha was an organized community of Buddhist monks and nuns. Members followed rules, travelled to different places, taught the Dhamma, preserved teachings and interacted with local communities. This network helped Buddhism move beyond its original area. Minting coins, building forts or constructing Indus drains was not the Sangha's religious function.
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Monks and nuns spread the message through teaching and discipline
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The Sangha was an organized community of Buddhist monks and nuns. Members followed rules, travelled to different places, taught the Dhamma, preserved teachings and interacted with local communities. This network helped Buddhism move beyond its original area. Minting coins, building forts or constructing Indus drains was not the Sangha's religious function.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution.
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