What I meant by that statement was that the point presented in Prince of the Poodles' first post -- the view of superiority among themselves prevented intent of colonization -- which he attributed to his professor, appeared to refer to China alone (and perhaps Japan), and not Asia in general.Originally Posted by Baba Ga'on
The ancient Indians were indeed extremely active merchants of their day. Their extensive cultural influence could easily be seen throughout the entirety of Southeast Asia, among other places. The Khmer Empire is probably the most famous example of Indian cultural influence being so deep among the populace, aside from, of course, Buddhism and Hinduism.
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