Pretty much there has to be a reason and no unusual punishment as in no punishment that is extremely cruel. (Not a good answer but i hope it helps in the slights)
Firstly, many people saw Buddhism as a way to escape the suffering from all of the problems in China and the Monks and Nuns living in the monasteries provided that “escape”. Secondly, Buddhist temples and monasteries provided medical care, ran schools, provided seeds and milling to farmers, and travelers stayed in monasteries during their journeys as a safe place to stay. Also, Buddhist monks taught that giving away a son to a monastery would benefit their relatives for generations which was thought of as a good idea.
Sorry if this is confusing, I tried to put in 3 good points/ideas for you. Hope this helps!
False. The conditions were horrendous for slaves while onboard the ships. One belief is that half or more slaves died before ever reaching land.
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