Mahayana Buddhism Quiz

It is a Sanskrit term that means "Three Bodies" and is an important concept in Mahayana Buddhism. It refers to the three aspects or manifestations of Buddhahood

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One of the early Buddhist schools, may have been the source for the initial growth of Mahayana Buddhism, especially during the “Second Buddhist Council” that occurred a hundred years after Buddha’s parinirvana.

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Was a Vietnamese Mahayana Buddhist monk who became globally known for his self-immolation in protest against the persecution of Buddhists by the South Vietnamese government under President Ngô Đình Diệm.

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One of the most popular and prominent Mahayana Buddhist texts

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Is a central figure in Mahayana Buddhism, representing an enlightened being who chooses to delay their own full enlightenment in order to help all sentient beings achieve liberation.

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Buddha of the Future

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A bodhisattva who is the embodiment of wisdom, intelligence, and willpower.

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Document that confirmed China’s authority over Tibet

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He considered the founder of the Tibetan Empire

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Tibet’s native religion

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