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13.
The use of Kharoshti in ancient Indian architecture is the result of India's contact with
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Vicki said:
6 years ago
The answer should be Central Asia.
Manisha said:
6 years ago
What is the correct answer? Please explain.
ARIF MALLICK said:
6 years ago
It was generated from Central Asia which includes many countries, so only Iran may not be the right choice.
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Leele said:
5 years ago
What is Kharosti?
Suraj said:
5 years ago
Kharoshti is the script of the Urdu language. Such as devnagri is the script of the Hindi language.
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Naren Ghosh said:
3 years ago
The Iranian scribes brought into India a form of writing which came to be known as the " Kharosthi".there time period 588-500BC, but Greece ruler Alexander comes India in 326BC.
Then, how the ans is "Greece?
Then, how the ans is "Greece?
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Hardik said:
3 years ago
It should be Iran as Kharoshti was formed after the invasion by Achaemenid empire of India.
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Hemaraj lagachu said:
2 years ago
Greece contact with India in the use of Kharoshti architecture.
Satish kumar said:
1 month ago
No, the use of the Kharosthi script in ancient India is not due to contact with Greece, but rather due to contact with Persia (Iran).
However, Greek influence in India did lead to:
Greek-style art (e.g., Gandhara School of Art)
Greek script influence on coins and inscriptions during Indo-Greek rule
Spread of Hellenistic culture after Alexander the Great’s invasion
But the Kharosthi script specifically came from Aramaic, which was used in the Persian Empire, not Greek.
However, Greek influence in India did lead to:
Greek-style art (e.g., Gandhara School of Art)
Greek script influence on coins and inscriptions during Indo-Greek rule
Spread of Hellenistic culture after Alexander the Great’s invasion
But the Kharosthi script specifically came from Aramaic, which was used in the Persian Empire, not Greek.
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