Socio - Cultural Affinity between Ancient India and Russia: A Historical Perspective

Abstract: The socio-cultural relationship between ancient India and Russia is a subject that has gained significant scholarly attention in recent years. Despite geographical distance and the lack of direct contact between the two civilizations in antiquity, historical, linguistic, and archaeological evidence suggests a deeper connection. This article explores the socio-cultural affinity between ancient India and Russia, focusing on shared religious ideologies, cultural practices, linguistic connections, trade routes, and philosophical exchanges. The analysis spans from the early traces of Indian influence in ancient Russian territories to the broader Eurasian context, which facilitated cultural interactions. The article argues that these exchanges laid the foundation for a long-standing relationship that continues to manifest in modern times.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15337630
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Indian and Buddhist Studies
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Socio - Cultural Affinity between Ancient India and Russia: A Historical Perspective

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Socio - Cultural Affinity between Ancient India and Russia: A Historical Perspective

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Abstract: The socio-cultural relationship between ancient India and Russia is a subject that has gained significant scholarly attention in recent years. Despite geographical distance and the lack of direct contact between the two civilizations in antiquity, historical, linguistic, and archaeological evidence suggests a deeper connection. This article explores the socio-cultural affinity between ancient India and Russia, focusing on shared religious ideologies, cultural practices, linguistic connections, trade routes, and philosophical exchanges. The analysis spans from the early traces of Indian influence in ancient Russian territories to the broader Eurasian context, which facilitated cultural interactions. The article argues that these exchanges laid the foundation for a long-standing relationship that continues to manifest in modern times.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 61%
Indian and Buddhist Studies
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