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The Apostle reached Muziris, India in 52 AD and baptized several people who are today known as Saint Thomas Christians or Nasranis.. This established Christianity in Parthian Empire.(Iran and India) Which started to spread after that. (The 1 in the year slot is to make the event before the others)
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Armenia adopts Christianity becoming one of the first Asian nations to do so
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Granted Christianity toleration in Asia by the Roman Empire.
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The country of Georgia adopts Christianity becoming one of the first Asian nations to do so.
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The bishops of Persia met in council under the leadership of Catholicos and determined that there would be no reference any other power, especially not to any church council in the Roman Empire
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After the First of Ephesus Christianity split into 2 parts, Western (Roman) versions, and the Eastern or Nestorian Christianity.
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Nestorians began converting Mongols around the 7th century.
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They go on a Christianity mission in 635 their leader Priesr Alopen.
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Allows an eatablishment of a Chruch for Priest Aloqen and his followers.
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His first attempt was to colonise the islands and to Christianise its inhabitants. In order to achieve this, Spain had three principal objectives in its policy towards the Philippines: the first was to secure Spanish control and acquisition of a
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With an invitation from Kublai Khan to the pope, imploring him that a hundred teachers of science and religion be sent to reinforce the Christianity already present in Kublai's empire. However, this came to naught due to the hostility of influential Nestorian Christians
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He found an Island!!!
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Eastern then seceeded soon after, to form the Church of East, orr Syro-Oriental Church. (Nestorian Church) Though most Eastern Christians following the doctrine preached by Nestorius.
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The Hephthalites request Nestorian dioceses be established in their lands
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Christianity diminished in China until the time of the Mongol Empire in the 13th century.
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The text of the stele describes communities of Christians throughout China.
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MAny were deported back to Judah but some were deported but spread to other places and so did their religion.
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