BBC - In the footsteps of Alexander (Indus Delta) 29

Not single drop of Greek blood in Indians.

Who was to Hellenize anything in Asia. ?
Asia has a much older civilisation.

Hellenism is good for the other white countires like Britain who were in the caves when Asia flourished .

What are you talking about? This has nothing to do with Race. News flash read up on the Bactrian and Greco Indian kingdoms. Kingdoms where Greeks and non Greeks worked together peacefully. I Wont argue history with someone who is ignorant. The thing about history is we base our arguments on facts NOT opinions. Thats how adults argue and learn a thing or two. Fact Hellenism reached India it even went as far as Bangladesh. I'll sum it up this way in Afghani cuisine Baklava is a staple desert 0_o

I really do not know what you are talking about ? . I did not say that it was connected to any race.

All I said was without this so called Graco- influence , Asia could manage on its own. For Asia is a continent of several old civilisations.

Think of China. Alexander never went there, and hence it was not Hellenized. But they are still a great civilisation even after 4000 yrs later . Same applies to Japan.

Okay so whats your point? That the Greeks didn't influence all of Asia or even a fraction of it? No shit no one here is arguing otherwise. In other news the earth is round and water is wet. Oh and btw the Bactrians traded heavily with modern day China. its called cultural diffusion.

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National Geographic maps of the Balkans states 1915 - 2006.

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"Whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad."

alexander was a cruel man, he fought war and destroyed people and their cities. but he did not make anything good for people.

seriously, they flourished (the Greek Kingdoms) for hundreds of years after Alexandros !

open a book kiddos ! or google !

not even the british did it properly by the time they were about to take over punjab the last region they got kicked out