how did Greek influence the field of science literature and art of India
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The ancient Greeks were the “inventors” of more elements of civilization
than any other people of the world. These elements of civilization can be
viewed among historical writings especially associated with Herodotus
and Thucydides, and the evolution of Democracy having foundational
seeds in Athens. The Greeks view of the world was predominantly secular
and rationalistic. It exalted the spirit of free inquiry and preferred
knowledge to faith. With only a limited cultural inheritance of the past
upon which to build, the Greeks produced intellectual and artistic
monuments that had served ever since as standards of achievement. So in
some ways the single most legacy of the ancient Greece is the civilization
in India and ancient era is particularly influenced by the Greeks,
especially in Art, language, culture and mostly covers the all aspects of
Human life. This article is an attempt to explore cultural and religious
evolution of India as an outcome of Indo Greek interaction. It further
attempts to answer that why and how the India was influenced by the
Greeks, Subsequently the Indian art particularly Gandhara appeared as
the world’s famous Art of India. Their quest is manifested
through materialization of long list comprising Kingdoms and Greek rulers who reigned India. Regarding religious contribution and their involvement in Budhism, the
role of seer king Menander is most significant. Moreover, the Greeks added value
to Indian intellect and cultural heritage in forms of introducing industrial
techniques, development of Astronomy, and building the great school of Gandhara
sculpture whose influence penetrated into the far corners of Asia.
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moreover the greeks added value to the Indian intellect and cultural heritage in forms of introducing industrial techniques development of astronomy and building the great School of Gandhara sculptural whose influent penetrated into the far corners of Asia .
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