Quiz on Hindu-Buddha Religion and Culture

The arrival of Hindu-Buddha religion and culture in Indonesia can be explained through several theories, the existence of these theories indicates that ....

• The study of the arrival of Hindu-Buddha in Indonesia is subjective

• Research on the arrival of Hindu-Buddha in Indonesia is developing

• The process of arrival of Hindu-Buddha is still debated among historians

• The proof of the arrival of Hindu-Buddha in Indonesia is through different routes

• The teachings of Hindu-Buddha are adjusted to the character of Indonesian society

C.C Berg stated that before the arrival of Hindu-Buddha in Indonesia, there were often conflicts between tribes. The way the tribal leaders achieved victory in these conflicts was ....

• Building strong fortifications with moats

• Surrounding important access in the concerned kingdom

• Buying weapons from the kingdom in China

• Collaborating with groups from India

• Requesting assistance from the ksatriya groups from India

Experts oppose the sudra theory due to several factors indicated by the combination ....

• X1), X2), and Y1)

• X2), X3), and Y2)

• X2), X3), and Y3)

• X3), Y1), and Y2)

• X3), Y2), and Y3)

Historian Mooekerji argues that the influence of Hindu-Buddha religion developed in Indonesia due to colonization activities by the ksatriya. This colonization process occurred because the ksatriya ....

• Received authority from the king in India

• Won wars in Indian kingdoms

• Implemented proposals from the brahmana

• Expanded their territorial power

• Desired a better life

The weaknesses of the waisya theory are indicated by the numbers ....

• 1), 2), and 3)

• 1), 2), and 4)

• 2), 3), and 4)

• 2), 3), and 5)

• 3), 4), and 5)

The backflow theory was proposed by F.D.K Bosch in his theory stating that ....

• Hindu-Buddha religion in Indonesia was spread by brahmana from India who were trading

• Hindu-Buddha religion in Indonesia was spread by soldiers from India who lost wars

• Indonesian society played a passive role in the spread of Hindu-Buddha religion in Indonesia

• Indonesian society played an active role in the spread of Hindu-Buddha religion in Indonesia

• Indonesian society learned Hindu-Buddha religion through Indian and Chinese traders

The Hindu-Buddha religion that developed in Indonesia is different from the Hindu-Buddha religion that developed in India. This difference arises because ....

• Hindu-Buddha religion from India is not suitable for application in Indonesian society

• Hindu-Buddha religion in Indonesia was spread by Chinese traders

• Hindu-Buddha religion in Indonesia has undergone processing and adjustment

• Brahmanas and monks in India have experienced division into several groups

• Brahmanas and monks in Indonesia do not apply Hindu-Buddha teachings purely

The arrival of Hindu-Buddha religion influences various fields of life in Indonesian society, one of which is the field of science and culture. Evidence showing the influence of the arrival of Hindu-Buddha religion in Indonesia is ....

• The establishment of sangga as a place to learn Hindu-Buddha religion

• The use of pallawa script and Sanskrit language on Hindu-Buddha inscriptions in Indonesia

• The implementation of the Vratyastoma ceremony to honor Hindu adherents in Indonesia

• Research on the center of Buddhist education in Sriwijaya established by brahmanas

• The spread of Hindu-Buddha kingdoms between the islands of Java and Sumatra

One of the evidences of the arrival of Hindu-Buddha religion in Indonesia comes from the notes of I-Tsing. From his notes, information can be known about ....

• Hsin t'ang shu is the story of the wise king Holing

• Fo Shih as the center of Buddhist religion in Asia in the 7th century AD

• Shih lo fo shih as the golden island originating from Java

• Kan man as a group that wears short robes

• To lo mo is the name of the Tarumanegara kingdom

One of the routes for the spread of Hindu-Buddha religion in Indonesia is the sea route. In its development, the spread of Hindu-Buddha religion in Indonesia is more often carried out through the sea route because ....

• Hindu-Buddha religion is spread along with sea trade routes

• The distance between India and Indonesia is closer if reached by land routes

• Using land routes takes a lot of time and is full of obstacles

• Land transportation tools were not developed during the Hindu-Buddha period

• Hindu-Buddha religion is spread by sailors from India