How Tribal Conflict on the Eurasian Steppe Lead to the Spread of Buddhism to China

In the late second century BC a conflict between nomadic tribes in the Eastern Eurasian Steppe would unleash a series of events that would result in a chain reaction felt as far away as Western Asia and the Indian Subcontinent, and would change the course of Asia for centuries to come, ultimately resulting in the rise of one of the greatest Buddhist empires in history, the Kushan Empire, which would play a crucial role in the spread of Buddhism to China.
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[@Dominic-mm6yf]

Fascinating people the Kushans their fashions were similar to their Scythian neighbours. There was a tomb of a nomadic chief and his wives found in Tillya Tepe in Afganistan that you might find interesting.

[@Gchco]

Prehistoric times look like a really fascinating period of history.

[@unitor699industries]

Yes this is good

[@usergamer995]

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[@bookofkings]

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[@YuzenKhan]

Definitely, saka/schytian had conquered and fleed 2 times by yuezhi 😌

[@Tengristshaman]

Buda is Turkic word. Bu means su(water) in old turkic . Also Water means Clealy like Buda's philosophy. Buda was Scyhtian and he was turkic/turanian not indo european. Any old civilisation did not speak flectiv indo european languages. All old civilisation spoke agglutinative anguages like Turanian( Turkic,Magyar and etc...). I dont say turk to all Budism. I say turk just only to Buda and his Name. The philosophy of Buda is belong to Dravids who were indegeniuses of South Asia.

[@cheltooktribefreethinker1028]

Kusha. Empire was never an indo European