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Where is the biggest Buddhist Stupa is located?

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Present-day _____  was known as 'the land of gold in ancient times.

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There is a great Shiva Temple at Angkorvat in Cambodia.
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The giant rock-cut statues of Buddha were in
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Borobodur is in the inland of

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Ancient Indian merchants established close contacts with some countries of South-East Asia
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Write a paragraph on the achievements of the ancient Indians in their expansion to other countries, as compared to later conquerors.
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The Chinese were the first to invent the technique of making _____ almost 7000 years ago.
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Sumatra was called
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Borobodur is the biggest stupa in the world.
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Which countries were under the Hindu kingdom, whom the Chinese called Funan?
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Silk was a highly valued and luxurious item among the rulers and the rich people of Rome and West Asia.
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People of Bali practice Islam.
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How did Indian culture spread to South-East Asian countries?
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The islands of Malaya, Java, Borneo, Sumatra and Bali were known as _____.

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This city was the capital city and centre of Sanskrit learning.
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Champa was a centre of Sanskrit learning.
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Cotyledons are also called-
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The biggest Buddhist Stupa of the world is in
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Give a brief account of the spread of Indian culture abroad.
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Which temple in Cambodia is dedicated to Lord Vishnu?