In the context of Buddhism, what dukkha means.

The founder of Taoism and the translation of his name.

Confucius' real name.

The basic moral rule of Confucius.

The continuous cycle of life, death, and reincarnation.

The third noble truth.

The translation of Tao Te Ching.

They primary holy book in Confucianism, it contains the words and ideas of Confucius himself.

The name of the period in Chinese history during which several states fought against each other in an attempt to expand their influence over what is now China; the social climate of the time for BTC founders.

The eternal soul which is reborn millions of times.

Along with the life and example of the Buddha, these make up the three jewels of Buddhism.

The literal translation for this term means "breath," but it refers to the basic material of all that exists.

The only key relationship which does not have a superior and an inferior role.

Usually painted, built in stone, or constructed with colored sands, this is an artistic endeavor but also an act of worship for Buddhist.

These are stressed in native religions because they are relied on for the passing on of tradition and providing order and meaning to life.

The religious site where Gautama Buddha attained enlightenment and where the great grandson of the Bodhi tree grows.

Also known as the method of following the Tao, this practice means "non-action" and "non-interference"

The complete devotion and dedication to parents from children (without question).

This part of the Noble Eightfold Path states: "People should not let their mind wander. They should be peaceful and calm, and these qualities can be obtained through meditation."

Type of ritual that marks the transition from one state in life to another.

The 2 parts of the Noble Eightfold Path which deal with wisdom.

The virtue or power inherent in a person or thing that exists in harmony with the Tao.

Confucius believed this is the key to creating an ideal society.

Confucianism is rooted in the belief that these are the foundation for society.

The Jainist belief in absolute non-violence