थाईलैंड एक बौद्ध देश कैसे बना ?? थाईलैंड का पूर्ण इतिहास (Complete Story of Buddhism in Thailand)

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Thailand is home to the second largest Buddhist population of more than 63 million, only after China which has the largest Buddhist population in the world. The country is dotted with more than 41000 Buddhist temples and monasteries which house around 350,000 monks. Buddhism has shaped every aspect of the social and cultural life of the people for more than 1500 years.
People worldwide benefited from Thailand's different living Buddhist traditions, including the ascetic Forest Tradition. For Centuries Thailand has successfully preserved a strong tradition of early Buddhism.
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