Which of the Following Statements Concerning Buddhism in the Third

Which of the following statements concerning Buddhism in the third and fourth centuries CE is accurate?

A) Buddhist travelers had become frequent visitors in the competing Chinese capitals of various Warring States.
B) Buddhism had already been widely adopted and would now develop its Chinese forms without continued influence from South Asia.
C) Buddhism had been outlawed as an example of negative foreign influence.
D) Buddhist thought found little support due to the violence and chaos of constant war.