Which of the following schools of Buddhism flourished in Central Asia after spreading along trade routes?

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Mahayana Buddhism, with its emphasis on the worship of bodhisattvas and the use of local languages in religious texts, spread easily along trade routes and became the dominant form of Buddhism in Central Asia. Theravada Buddhism, with its focus on the original teachings of the Buddha, did not spread as successfully in this region. Hinduism, while present in parts of Central Asia, is not a school of Buddhism.

Which of the Following Schools of Buddhism Flourished in Central