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• The decline of Buddhism has been attributed to various factors, especially the regionalisation of India after the end of the Gupta Empire (320–650 CE), which led to the loss of patronage and donations as Indian dynasties turned to the services of Hindu Brahmins.
• Buddhism laid emphasis on non-violence and the sanctity of animal life. ... The Hindus were originally meat eaters but due to the influence of Buddhism became vegetarian. Thus Buddhism exercised a tremendous influence on India culture. It enriched religion, art, sculpture, language and literature of India.
• One, was the Brahmana Vedic Religion, which developed into Hinduism through civilizations similar to Harappa, the other was of the Shramana School of thought, which became Jainism. Both religions are Dharmic, meaning that they emphasize living in a virtuous manner in order to achieve freedom from reincarnation.
• Most Jains live in India, and according to the 2001 Census of India there are around 4.2 million living there. However, the Oxford Handbook of Global Religions, published in 2006, suggests that census figures may provide lower than the true number of followers as many Jains identify themselves as Hindu.

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