Kanheri Caves are signs of Buddhist influence on art and culture in India.

Buddhist influence at court increased under the two reigns of Shōmu's daughter.

Literary relics in British museums today show Buddhist influences over early literary works.

The Thami are shamanists, though they have come under strong Buddhist influence from the Tamang.

Buddhist influence begins to arrive in the area.

Where Buddhist influence predominates, the principle of identity finds expression.

Thereafter Buddhist influence began to decline, and what remains of it to-day is almost entirely the dynamic Zen.

Buddhist influence, therefore, will always be out of all proportion to the number of its declared adherents.

This was viewed as Daoist or Buddhist influence.

Historically, there was a beef taboo in Japan, as a means of protecting the livestock population and Buddhist influence.