The Zoroastrians of Iran moved to India after the coming of Islam. In India the Zoroastrians are known as Parsees. Musicians Freddie Mercury and Zubin Mehta come from the Parsee community
Persia had only a tenuous hold on part of today's Pakistan. At the time of Alexander's takeover of that area, Chandragupta had already begun his drive west to take over all of India, so India was imposing itself on the Persians rather than the reverse. The real long term cultural influences were the Aryan backgrounds of both - the Indo-Iranian peoples.
Hellenistic.
Yes, Farsi, or Persian, is spoken in India, primarily among certain communities such as the Parsis and the Ismaili Shia Muslims. Historically, Persian was the court language during various dynasties, including the Mughal Empire. While it is not widely spoken today, its influence can still be seen in Indian languages, literature, and culture. Moreover, Farsi is taught in some educational institutions and is recognized for its historical significance.
The Persian Gulf and the Red Sea are bodies of water rhat are consideredpart of the Indian Ocean.
yes Hinduism divides Indian Culture
The Indian culture is stereotypical with puberty. They treat it as bad thing.
Greek, Egyptian, Persian and Indian according to our teacher
Yes it does influence indian culture. by KCUF
It was the Indian Culture.
Hellenistic.
The Hellenistic Culture was influenced by Greek (Hellenic) culture blended with Egyptian, Persian, and Indian influences.
Some of the bad effects of western culture are:- 1. Effect on Indian songs and music. 2. LOSS of Indian culture. 3. Influence on dressing style of Indian Youth
It is Hellenistic culture. It was formed by Alexander the Great when he took over all of those city-states.
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i think its no because I'm a filipino and did not yet study that............
No. The Oriental Culture is around more the Indian and Vietnam area, not Babylon, Sumer, or Mesopotamia.
Indian influence in the form of Buddhism was also felt in the islands nations of southeast Asia
This is known a Indo-persian culture, as the name suggests its a mix of the two cultures, which already had similarities.The culture was influenced mostly through the use of language.Many of the Sultans and nobility in the Sultanate period were Persianised Turks from Central Asia who spoke Turkic languages as their mother tongues. The Mughals were also from Persianized Central Asia, but spoke Chagatai Turkic as their first language at the beginning, before eventually adopting Persian. Persian became the preferred language of the Muslim elite of north India. Muzaffar Alam, a noted scholar of Mughal and Indo-Persian history, suggests that Persian became the lingua franca of the empire under Akbar for various political and social factors due to its non-sectarian and fluid nature. The influence of these languages on Indian Apabhramshas led to a vernacular that is the ancestor of today's Urdu, Hindi, and Hindustani."Persian hold on western India from about 500 BCE was tenuous and relatively short-lived. It had no significant effect as it was ruled by its own petty kings and tribal leaders under a Persian provincial governor whose job was to keep the peace and collect taxes, and retained its local customs, culture and languages.The Mauryan Empire expanded west in the late 3rd Century BCE swallowed up western India and imposed its culture.