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Kush MotwaniAIR 11

Question 1GS1GS1

भारत को विदेशों से जोड़ने वाले प्राचीन व्यापारिक मार्गों में संस्कृति के आदान-प्रदान और प्रसार में भूमिका थी। इन प्राचीन मार्गों के संदर्भ में निम्नलिखित में से कौन सी बात सत्य है? / How did the ancient trade routes connecting India to foreign countries contribute to the exchange and dissemination of culture? (Answer in 150 words) 10 marks

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Introduction

Indian trade to be [illegible] to the first country so new globalised, trade routes connecting with to the rest of the world have had profound impact on exchange and dissemination of culture: Chronologically.

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Main Body

Indian trade to be [illegible] to the first country so new globalised, trade routes connecting with to the rest of the world have had profound impact on exchange and dissemination of culture: Chronologically.

1. IVC - Mesopotamia trade "to".

spread of cotton
export of seals, [illegible] etc

([illegible]) from [illegible]

2. Mauryan period - and IVC [illegible].

[illegible] of Vidya, Buddhism, Jainism
[illegible] of art during Graeco-
Maurai imported during Graeco to the world
India exported ideas during Graeco to the world

3. Greek philosophy manifested itself ;

(B) Shurangama asked Greek ambassador for a sophist".

4. "Economy :

Hellenistic: "The Greeks may be franchises hardy similarity; we must have given the world astronomy, and

5. Milaka - Alexander was interested .

spread of Buddhism to central Asia,
use Sri Lanka

6. Silk Route - [illegible] period " :

" Gordian shared [illegible] "
Hardhara school of art

7. Vaishnavism (confirmed in [illegible]):

changed its name in "Shurangala"; brand exchange of culture

similarly, "Alexander" to "[illegible]"

8. Buddhism created to [illegible]

(B) Bodh Maurya ", etc

[Buddhist created UNESCO website heritage

9. universities along made routes -

Nalanda, Taxilaspread of ideas

10. Umavies: presence in "[illegible]" - construction of hippus in [illegible]

Thus, over time, all kingdoms hired played a role, reflection of which is lasted in civilisational ties.

for that very must be rewarded the body"

5. Milaka - [Alexander was interested]

spread of Buddhism to central Asia,
use Sri Lanka

6. Silk Route - [Guslava period]: ".

" Gordian shared [illegible]"
Hardhara school of art
Greek, flower and [illegible] canuel form elements-
Greek flower and [illegible] canuel design-

7. Vaishnavism (confirmed in [illegible]):

changed its name in "Shurangala"; brand exchange of culture
similarly, "Alexander" to "[illegible]"

8. Lagranaman leumi leisure; dispersed for

proformal [illegible]

9. Translation Benvisi and [illegible] Hours

(page 72)

(page 13)

Brayal Maurya, honorable ([illegible]

recently placed key contribution.

They were start down for holding national flag

They shared [illegible] courage - aid not fall 90

of [illegible] lay even after getting dead -

they themselves fell down, but didn't pull the flag full.

371 words16 paragraphs
  • Chronological approach covering multiple periods
  • Mentions key trade routes (IVC-Mesopotamia, Silk Route)
  • References important centers (Nalanda, Taxila)

Topper

Kush Motwani

AIR 11

Subject & Paper

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Topic

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

Trade routes and cultural exchange

Architecture

Writing Stats

404

Total words

16

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