Sudheer Sharma
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From last outer page Whether it is visiting the palaces and monasteries of Lhasa and Sigatse or walking around the Lama Temple and White Chaitya in Beijing, there is a distinct aroma of Nepali art. From the Great Wall to the Buddhist temples of Xi'an, our root script is found inscribed. The influence of Vajayana Buddhism developed in Kathmandu is visible everywhere. Why did this happen - Nepal was once noisy and Tibetan. It played a role in connecting the plateau, Patna and Potala, Banaras and Beijing. Kathmandu became the center of North-South international trade 'Andrapo'. This place was a meeting point for knowledge and technology exchange between India-Vot-China. Whether the method of making sugar (sugar) from India went to China or the method of making paper from China reached India, Nepal was the medium for it. From here Buddha's thought went across the mountains, from there Mao's political thought came here. Religion, art, trade and rebellion became an integral part of cross-mountain relations. This book basically tells about Nepal's tumultuous journey of 3 around 1,500/- years between the two big neighbors, mainly towards China. The author Sudhir Sharma's site visits, interviews with source persons, analysis of unavailable documents and study of many research materials are reflected in the book.
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