Indian and China have the richest cultures because : 1) Wherever you go in China and India there will be a difference in culture depending on what region you go 2) China and India are both two great civilization who have been around for hundreds of years 3) They have have influenced other cultures , India has influenced the Thai culture, the Burmese culture, Cambodian culture, Afghanistan's culture, partly Persian culture and Indonesia's culture. China culture has influenced : -Japan's culture -Korea's Culture -Vietnamese Culture -Mongolian Culture If a culture has such as effect on the other cultures then it must be rich and appealing to other people wanting to adopt 4) Both of the countries have well developed Music, art, architecture , Dance and traditional dress Hope that answers your question ;D, By Adnaan1
It brought Greco-Roman culture back to the Europe, allowing intellectual/cultural fluorishing, which led to the Renaissance.
Under the age of Charlemagne, Roman culture was reinterpreted, allowing Charlemagne to revive the idea of the Roman Empire.....hope this helps!
It's Western culture
The three areas of culture that often thrive are art, language, and social customs. Art encompasses various forms of expression, including visual arts, music, and literature, reflecting a community's values and beliefs. Language serves as a vital tool for communication and cultural identity, fostering connections among individuals. Social customs, including traditions and rituals, help to strengthen community bonds and transmit cultural heritage across generations.
Allowing Persian culture to remain unchanged strengthened the Islamic empire by fostering loyalty among the local population, who felt their traditions and identity were respected. This cultural continuity facilitated smoother governance and integration, as Persian administrative practices and artistic influences were incorporated into the Islamic framework. Additionally, the preservation of Persian literature, science, and philosophy enriched the Islamic intellectual tradition, enhancing the empire's cultural prestige and cohesion. Ultimately, this cultural inclusivity contributed to the stability and longevity of the Islamic empire.
Persian
Persian culture.
Greek, Egyptian, Persian and Indian according to our teacher
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The Persian kings worked to establish peace and good government within the Persian Empire, and promoted civilising influences, while allowing local government to continue local culture and customs.
The exiled aristocracy from Judah was permitted to return to try to reclain their estates. Half did, but the remainder had become entrenched in Babylon that they declined. Both communities prospered.
Persian
A Persian dagger is called a "khanjar." It is a traditional dagger that is often used for self-defense and for ceremonial purposes in Persian culture.
the Turks adopted Persian as the language of culture and adopted features of the Persian way of life that they so admired.
The Persian name Shajarian is a common name given to Persian children. The name Shajarian has no meaning in Persian culture other than being a common name.