The Protestant Reformation first took root in India in the early 16th century, when Portuguese missionaries arrived in the country.

Francis Xavier was a Spanish Jesuit missionary who arrived in India in 1542. He is considered to be the first Protestant missionary to arrive in the country.

The first Protestant church in India was the Church of the Holy Spirit, which was built in Goa in 1542.

The Jesuits were the first Protestant denomination to establish a mission in China. They arrived in the country in 1582.

Matteo Ricci was an Italian Jesuit missionary who arrived in China in 1582. He is considered to be the first Protestant missionary to arrive in the country.

The first Protestant church in China was the Church of St. Paul, which was built in Macau in 1580.

The Jesuits were the first Protestant denomination to establish a mission in Japan. They arrived in the country in 1549.

Francis Xavier was a Spanish Jesuit missionary who arrived in Japan in 1549. He is considered to be the first Protestant missionary to arrive in the country.

The first Protestant church in Japan was the Church of St. Paul, which was built in Nagasaki in 1562.

The Jesuits were the first Protestant denomination to establish a mission in Korea. They arrived in the country in 1592.

Gregorio de Cespedes was a Spanish Jesuit missionary who arrived in Korea in 1592. He is considered to be the first Protestant missionary to arrive in the country.

The first Protestant church in Korea was the Church of the Holy Spirit, which was built in Seoul in 1593.

Protestant missionaries in Asia faced a number of challenges, including language barriers, cultural differences, and political opposition.

The Protestant Reformation had a number of long-term effects in Asia, including the spread of Christianity, the decline of Buddhism and Confucianism, and the rise of nationalism.

The Protestant Reformation contributed to the development of modern Asia in a number of ways, including by spreading Western ideas and values, contributing to the rise of nationalism, and helping to create a more tolerant and pluralistic society.