Yora
Maester
Of all the crazy periods in history, none seems as fantastical to me as the time when Greek armies cut off from Europe carved out small kingdoms in Afganistan and Pakistan, than actually survived for several generations. Which led to strange things like Greko-Buddhism.
The thought that Greek soldiers were fighting on the western bank of the Indus is already incredible, but the idea that they stayed always felt like fantasy to me. There probably is a lot to ripp off from this and so I would like to know more detailed stuff about all of it.
Sadly, all I can really find right now is the page at wikipedia and that's basically it. Does anyone know about any decent resources on this topic? Any obscure history books I might attempt to hunt down?
The thought that Greek soldiers were fighting on the western bank of the Indus is already incredible, but the idea that they stayed always felt like fantasy to me. There probably is a lot to ripp off from this and so I would like to know more detailed stuff about all of it.
Sadly, all I can really find right now is the page at wikipedia and that's basically it. Does anyone know about any decent resources on this topic? Any obscure history books I might attempt to hunt down?