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Srujana· 2024

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What were the various modes through which Indian culture spread abroad in the ancient period? (Answer in 150 words)

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Introduction

India's culture was spread to many countries globally historically. The presence of Buddhism today in South East Asia is an example for it's sustenance.

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Main Body

Various modes for spread of Indian culture - in ancient time:

Through travellers. Ex: Samarqandi, Nicolo-De-conti, Ibn Battuta, etc.
Through trade linkages. Ex: India's trade ties with the Rome
Through naval expeditions. Ex: Spread of temple architecture of cholas to Srilanka and
Burma.
Through wars by kings. Ex: Wars by cholas on Srilanka.
Through Silk Route. Ex: Spread of Buddhism to china.
Through migration of people. Ex: Hieun Tsang from china.
Through educational means. Ex: Gandhara school, Nalanda University, etc.
Vast empire of Indian sub continent. Ex: Consisted present Burma, Pakistan, etc.
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Conclusion

Indian culture which was spread historically shows its soft power presence in contemporary times.

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  • Well organized with clear headings and examples
  • Multiple modes covered with specific historical examples

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Srujana

2024

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Salient aspects of Art Forms, Literature and Architecture from ancient to modern times.

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Spread of Indian culture abroad

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