Hoa Hao Buddhism in Vietnam

Hoa Hao is a Buddhist sect. In other words, it is a localized and Southern form of Buddhism. From its formation, however, Hoa Hao Buddhism has always maintained its own organization. In addition, this religion contains many elements of the indigenous culture of residents of the Mekong River Delta in South Vietnam. Therefore, Hoa Hao Buddhism has always been recognized as one of the independent religions and beliefs in Vietnam.

Hoa Hao Buddhism
Hoa Hao Buddhism: Doctrine, Regulations, Rituals & Organization

The catechism of Hoa Hao Buddhism is reflected in Huynh Phu So’s book titled Sam [...]

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Apr
Hoa Hao Buddism in Viet Nam
Development of Hoa Hao Buddhism in Vietnam

At the time when Huynh Phu So founded Hoa Hao Buddhism, the number of followers [...]

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Apr
The Birth of Hoa Hao Buddhism

Initially, Hoa Hao Buddhism appeared as one of the superstitious phenomena found in the Mekong [...]

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Apr
Hoa Hao Buddism in Viet Nam
Overview of Hoa Hao Buddhism

In South Vietnam, before the August Revolution (1945), there appeared two new religions: Caodaism (1926) [...]

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Apr