At the era of the rapidly changing Various Countries of Ancient India, the Buddhism emerged. It reflected the morale and demands of social strata against the Brahmanism and the Caste System. Its basic doctrines include the Four Sacred Truths, the Eight Correct Ways, the Twelve Causes and the Three Laws and Regulations. The doctrines of Buddhism starting with the opinion that life is full of all kinds of bitterness, seeks the way of mukti of life. It negates the opinion of Brahmanism that Brahman was the Creator of human being, but it inherits its traditional opinion of retribution for sin and karma and samsara. The Buddhism, after all, is a tool used by the ruling class to poison the people's will and to defend its own rule.
