There is lots of evidence Yeshua.
You just have to look elsewhere, because the Vatican has sucked up all of the evidence in the west.
And discarding walking on water and talking animals...
right up until you see someone walking on water, and hear an animal talk to you.
Anyway, Buddhism has a much more elegant lineage of prophets.
Yes, there is more than one Buddha. And they are all catalogued.
Yes, there was more than one Jesus.
And, the saddest thing about christians, is that the take for literal all the metaphors and take as metaphor all the literals. It is quite disappointing. (like they are still arguing over whether the universe was created in 6 actual days/24 hour periods)
Check out Sai Baba for a modern day incarnation of the divine. He was able to cure diseases and create things out of thin air. Like gold rings and ash.
No there isn't. Romans never wrote about it, and the "Yeshu" in the Jewish Talmud refers to an apprentice of Jehoshua Ben-Perachia.
If neither Jewish nor Roman historians have wrote about him, then what kind of evidence are we talking about. (other than the gospels which are also likely a fiction book)
As described on this article, Jesus was pretty likely a composite fictional character with inspirations from multiple real world events and paganistic elements incorporated into Christianity.
There is a tomb of Jesus over in Tibet. And writings of his coming and learning from the Rinpoches there. And there are writings of him visiting Zen masters in Japan.