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The Vedic Age, the age when much of what we know of early Indian Culture was composed, mainly, the Vedas.
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Most of the major known Upanishads are thought to have been written c. 800 BCE
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Tao-Te Ching written by Lao Tzu
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Siddhartha Gautama lived at some point in the 5th century BCE, where he taught his philosophies, providing the basis of Buddhism.
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First Buddhist Council happened circa 486 BCE. It was then decided what was actual Buddhism and what was nonsense.
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Legalism developed due to the Chinese people seeing the horrors of war and facing no social stability during this period.
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Circa 350 BCE, Taoism was developed further by Chuang-Tzu
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Immortality Taoism was founded circa 350 BCE and the Taiping Jing was created.
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The Ramayana, an epic poem famous in Indian Hindu culture, was composed circa 300 BCE
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Han Feizi was the person who created Legalism as it is known today.
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King Ashoka was a patron of Buddhist ideals, spreading Buddhist teachings throughout the area, including to Sri Lanka.
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Qin Emperor Shi Huangdi adopts Legalism as primary philosophy of China, banning all others in an effort to control the populace.