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Difference of opinion existing where Buddhism was founded. Buddhism was founded by Siddhartha the ruler of Kapilavastu in Nepal. He later went to Buddh Gaya and enlightened there and later known as Gautama Buddha. I think the Buddha Gaya in Behar where the Buddhism was founded.
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