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Dont insult Zaid Hamid. He is the greatest warrior that Pakistan ever produced.

The list is a joke. All kingdoms that sent ambassadors to the Chinese court were treated like tributary kingdoms. But the Chinese culture only influenced Vietnam.

I clearly stated that most of the Southeast Asian countries use the Indian script and not all. But countries like Indonesia and Malaysia used the Indian script in the past but gave it up after Indonesia was conquered by the Dutch.

Southeast Asia with exception of Vietnam was barely influenced by Chinese culture. Most of the alphabets of Southeast Asian countries are derived from the south Indian Pallava Dynasty. The medieval architecture of Southeast Asia was heavily influenced by the architecture of the Gupta, Pala and...

This is not true. Unlike the Qin Kingdom The Pratihara Dynasty and the Rashtrakuta Dynasty also ruled the major part of modern India and both Dynasties used the same title as the Gupta Emperors. Which means that both Dynasties saw themselves as successors of the Gupta Empire and Harsha Empire.

Your list is wrong. India and France were never under the rule of the Umayyad caliphate.

Your list is wrong. India and France were never under the rule of the Umayyad caliphate.

Yes, I agree with you.

Central Asia was barely under Indian influence. Central Asia was at first influenced by the Persian civilization after the Persian conquest of Central Asia. After the Arab conquest of Persia and Central Asia the Arab culture and religion started to influence Central Asia. The Mongol conquest...

The Southeast Asian countries still use the writing systems that were derived from the Indian script on the other hand Korea and Vietnam refuse to use the Chinese script. Vietnam prefers to use the Roman alphabet.

Japan was not included.

The Philippines were mostly ruled by Indianised kingdoms that used the old Hindu calendar and a script that is derived from the Indian Pallava script.

He is talking about the Indianised kingdoms of Philippines before the arrival of the Spanish. Kingdom of Butuan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Rajahnate of Cebu - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The term Greater India doesn't have anything to do with the political rule of Indian kingdoms in Southeast Asia. The term is used by historians to describe the spread of Indian civilization in Southeast Asia. The Indianised kingdoms that were established in Southeast Asia were mostly ruled by...

Greater India was the historical extent of the culture of India beyond the Indian Subcontinent. This particularly concerns the spread of Hinduism and Buddhism by the travelers and traders of the 5th to 15th centuries, but may also refer to the spread of Hinduism and Buddhism from India to...

Post your favorite Indian songs.

Its very impressive that the Marathas refused to give up the native culture and literature unlike many other people. They patronized the Maratha and Sanskrit language and their own script. On the other hand many other people in the past gave up their own writing system and even their language...

I wonder why many people don't rate the Rashtrakuta Empire. It was the greatest Empire of South Asia in the 9th and 10th century. The Arab scholars of this period were impressed by the Rashtrakuta Empire and wrote that the Rashtrakuta Empire was one of the 4 great Empires of the world. As far...

According to some Pakistani users the Sikh Dynasty was founded in modern Pakistan so therefore it does not belong to Indian history.

There is no proof that Jaichand of the Gahadvala Dynasty ever allied with Ghori. The rulers of the Gahadvala Dynasty successfully protected northern India against the Turkic invaders of the Ghaznavid kingdom in the early 12th century. Govindachandra Gahadvala was an ancestor of Jaichand and...