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Modern scholars generally see
Tushara as
synonymous with the
historical "
Tukhara", also
known as
Tokhara or
Tokharistan –
another name for Bactria. This...
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known to have been used to
designate the
country of
Tukhara. In Sanskrit, it
became तुखार (
Tukhāra). In
ancient Gr****, the name was
Tokharoi (Ancient Gr****:...
- 大夏; pinyin: Dàxià) was the name
given in
antiquity by the Han
Chinese to
Tukhara or Tokhara:[citation needed] the
central part of Bactria. The name "Daxia"...
- the
Sanskrit language but a
borrowed word in the
Indian lexis from the
Tukhara regions of
Inner Asia.
Another view-point is that
Thakkura is a loan word...
- the
seventh century".
According to John M. Rosenfield, Turushka,
Tukhāra or
Tukhāra are
variations of the word
Tokhari in
Indian writings. Yet, according...
- Xia') was
apparently the name
given in
antiquity by the Han
Chinese to
Tukhara or Tokhara: the main part of Bactria, in what is now
northern Afghanistan...
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Kushan or Kushano-Bactrian.
Under Kushan rule,
Bactria became known as
Tukhara or Tokhara, and
later as Tokharistan. When
texts in two
extinct and previously...
- and the
Daradas and
Yavanas and
Sakas and the
Harahunas and
Chinas and
Tukharas and the
Sindhavas and the
Jagudas and the
Ramathas and the
Mundas and the...
- the Greco-Bactrian Kingdom, like the Tókharoi (Gr**** Τοχάριοι;
Sanskrit Tukhāra) and Asii (or Asioi).
During the 1st
century BC, one of the five major...
- of Samarkand, Mimohe, Ka****na, Kusanika, Bukhara, Betik,
Horismika and
Tukhara.
These had
cities near
rivers or lakes, then vast
regions with no inhabitants...
