Over the course of the three centuries after the fall of the Han and before the rise of the Sui Dynasty,

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During the period between the Han and Sui dynasties, Buddhism gained a much wider following among the Chinese people, thanks in part to the support of foreign rulers such as the Kushans and the spread of Mahayana Buddhism, which incorporated elements of Chinese culture and philosophy. Confucianism remained important during this period, but it did not experience a significant increase in popularity, and Daoism continued to be an important religious and philosophical tradition in China. There is no evidence to suggest that China experienced a period of tranquility and order during this time or that Islam made its first appearance in China during this period.

Over the Course of the Three Centuries After the Fall