Who are the five founders of Buddhism?

I talk nonsense, too.

Buddhism says that there are three robberies in the past, the present and the future, namely, the solemn robbery in the past, the robbery in the present and the robbery in the future.

In the past, they were called seven buddha, namely Pilu corpse Buddha, corpse abandoned Buddha, Pilu Buddha, Sun detained Buddha, Guna Buddha, Gaya Buddha and Sakyamuni Buddha. Among them, the first three buddhas were robbed solemnly in those days, the last four buddhas were robbed now, and the fifth Buddha robbed after Sakyamuni Buddha was Maitreya Buddha.

If you're talking about five ancestors of Buddhism, it must be the first ancestor, Mahakaya, the second ancestor, Ananda, the third ancestor, Shangna, the fourth ancestor, Youboju, and the fifth ancestor, Ti Tuo Jia. These are the five ancestors of Tianzhu.

If it is China, then the ancestors are the second ancestor Hui Ke, the third ancestor Monk Can, the fourth ancestor Daoxin, the fifth ancestor Hongren and the sixth ancestor Huineng of Dharma.

Give it upstairs. Don't mix things up.