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Grew in influence during an era of disorder following the collapse of the Han dynasty, when many in China had lost faith in older traditions. Buddhism was supported by foreign nomadic rulers who governed portions of China during this epoch. Buddhism monasteries provided a number of social services and Push by monks and scholars to present the religion in terms that would resonate with the Chinese.

The loss of confidence in earlier traditions followed the fall of the Han dynasty could be used to explain the shifting fortunes of Chinese Buddhism.

⇒ Buddhist was embraced by nomadic kings who dominated parts of China, as well as lower-class inhabitants. For a brief period, the state sponsored Buddhism.

⇒ Buddhism monasteries offered a variety of social activities, and monks and academics pushed to portray the faith in ways that the Chinese could understand.

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