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Indosphere is a term
coined by the
linguist James Matisoff for
areas of
Indian linguistic influence in the
neighboring Southern Asian,
Southeast Asian...
- languages, dance, music, and
movies have had a
profound impact across the
Indosphere,
Greater India, and the world. The
British Raj
further influenced Indian...
- the
Indosphere, "I
refer to the
Chinese and
Indian areas of linguistic/cultural
influence in
Southeast Asia as the 'Sinosphere' and the '
Indosphere'."...
- the Ma****ahit
Empire and the
Siamese kingdoms, and was a part of the
Indosphere.
These Indianised kingdoms were
characterised by
surprising resilience...
- A
regnal year is a year of the
reign of a sovereign, from the
Latin regnum meaning kingdom, rule.
Regnal years considered the date as an ordinal, not a...
-
Sanskrit epic, the
Mahabharat (200 BCE to 300 CE), a
larger region of
Indosphere is encomp****ed by the term Bharat. Some
other Puranic p****ages
refer to...
-
archipelago was home to
numerous kingdoms and
sultanates and was a part of the
Indosphere and Sinosphere.
Sources of
precolonial history include archeological findings;...
- Persosphere, Eurosphere, Francophonie, Françafrique, Germanosphere,
Indosphere, Hispanidad,
Latin Europe/Latin America, Lusophonie, Turkosphere, Sinosphere...
-
Sanskritisation (linguistics) Non-English
speaking po****tions by country:
Indosphere Linguistic topics:
Dialect continuum Geolinguistics Language geography...
- and is
still practiced in
modern Manipur, India,
distinct from both the
Indosphere and the Sinosphere.
Sanamahism is a
polytheistic religion with thousands...
