The religion of Jainism was formed during the 500 bc in India by Vardhamana Mahavira. How did his ideas about peaceful actions come to influence others?

Jainism was formed under the tenets of peaceful coexistence in the world and finding enlightenment.

Explanation:

Vardhamana Mahavira was an Ascetic who founded the religion of Jainism with his tenets of peaceful coexistence and being away from material wealth and finding one's spirituality.

This religion took hold of the population that became increasingly ascetic in its bid to find less material and more permanent solutions to the problems of life.

Mahavira was bidding to find love and peace in the world with his tenets of coexistence with other faiths and all other people.