印度-希臘王國
Also known as Indo-Greeks, Graeco-Indian Kingdoms
Hellenistic-era Greek kingdom in northwestern South Asia (200 BCE–10 CE)
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The Indo-Greek Kingdoms were Greek-ruled states that existed in northwestern South Asia from around 200 BCE to 10 CE, established during the Hellenistic period following Alexander the Great's conquests. They represent a fascinating historical meeting point where Greek and Indian cultures blended together for several centuries before gradually disappearing.
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- Indo-Greek Kingdom
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- 0180-00-00
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- 0010-00-00
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印度-希臘王國（Indo-Greek Kingdom）有時在中文學術界直接簡稱印希王國。 於公元前180年到公元10年間，建立在古印度西北部和北部的諸多国家，起源於希臘-巴克特里亞國王德米特里一世在公元前二世纪初年入侵印度北部，之後巴克特里亞王國的印度部分與王國分裂，建立許多鬆散的且不同王朝的小國，並統稱希臘-印度王國。疆域橫跨今日的阿富汗、巴基斯坦和印度各一部分，而像是旁遮普的呾叉始羅、今日的錫亞爾科特和 (Pushkalavati) 皆為當時的重要都市，印度-希臘王國歷任30多位希臘化君主，並且經常相互交戰。 經歷兩世紀的統治，印度-希臘王國在語言、符號、宗教藝術和建築上把古印度、古希臘兩個豐富文化融合一起，之後再擴散影響其他地區，時至今日仍可以感受到這種印度-希臘式文化，尤其在佛教藝術上。
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