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Cross-Cultural Exchanges on the Silk Roads (9)
  • Long-Distance Trade the Silk Roads
  • Network  
  • Why was Zhang Qian's mission of significance to
    the Chinese Emperor Han Wudi and the relations of
    China with the west?

Lion Gate Mycaenae
2
The Silk Roads
The silk roads, 2000 B.C.E. 300 C.E.
3
Long-Distance Trade the Silk Roads Network
  • Trade Networks of the Hellenistic Era
  • The Monsoon System
  • Trade in the Hellenistic World
  • The Silk Roads
  • Overland Trade Routes

4
The Spread of Hinduism, Buddhism Christianity,
200 BCE 400 CE
5
Cross-Cultural Exchanges on the Silk Roads
  • The Silk Roads
  • Overland Trade Routes
  • Sea Lanes Maritime Trade
  • Trade Goods
  • The Organization of
  • Long-Distance Trade

Ruins near Turpan on the Silk Road
6
Culture Along the Silk Roads
  • The Spread of Buddhism Hinduism
  • Buddhism in Central Asia

The Spread of Buddhism, Hinduism, and
Christianity, 200 B.C.E. 400 C.E.
7
Cross-Cultural Exchanges on the Silk Roads
The Silk Road Today Turpan
8
The Silk Road Today Turpan
9
Cross-Cultural Exchanges on the Silk Roads
  • Cultural Exchanges Along the Silk Roads
  • The Spread of Buddhism Hinduism
  • Buddhism in Central Asia
  • Buddhism and Hinduism in Southeast Asia
  • The Spread of Christianity
  • Christianity in the Mediterranean Basin
  • Christianity in Southwest Asia

10
Cross-Cultural Exchanges on the Silk Roads
  • Culture Along
  • the Silk Roads

4th century C.E, Buddhist Community at Dunhuang
on the Silk road
11
Cross-Cultural Exchanges on the Silk Roads
  • Cultural Exchanges Along the Silk Roads
  • The Spread of Manichaeism
  • Mani and Manichaeism
  • Manichaean Ethics
  • Decline of Manichaeism
  • Biological Exchanges Along the Silk Roads
  • The Spread of Epidemic Disease
  • Epidemic Diseases
  • Effects of Epidemic Diseases

Fragment Mani manuscript
12
Cross-Cultural Exchanges on the Silk Roads
  • Sources From the Past
  • St. Cyprian on Epidemic Disease in the Roman
    Empire
  • The epidemic is a pestilence for the Jews and
    the pagans and the enemies of Christ, but for the
    servants of God it is a welcome event.
  • -St Cyprian, On Morality

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Cross-Cultural Exchanges on the Silk Roads
  • The Fall of the Han Dynasty
  • Internal Decay of the Han State
  • Peasant Rebellion
  • Collapse of the
  • Han Dynasty

China after the Han dynasty, 220 C.E.
14
Cross-Cultural Exchanges on the Silk Roads
  • The Fall of the Han Dynasty
  • Cultural Change in Post-Han China
  • Sinicization of Nomadic Peoples
  • Popularity of Buddhism
  • The Fall of the Roman Empire
  • Internal Decay in the Roman Empire
  • The Barracks Emperors
  • Diocletian
  • Constantine

Constantine
15
Epidemics in the Han Roman Empires
16
The Fall of the Roman Empire
  • Germanic Invasions the Western Roman Empire
  • Germanic Migrations
  • The Huns
  • Collapse of the
  • Western Roman Empire
  • After 5th CE Byzantine

Germanic Invasions the Fall of the western
Roman Empire, 450-476 C.E.
17
Cross-Cultural Exchanges on the Silk Roads
  • The Fall of the Roman Empire
  • Cultural Change in the Late Roman Empire
  • Prominence of Christianity
  • St. Augustine
  • The Institutional Church

Baptism of St. AugustineBenozzo Gozzoli
(1464-65)
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Key Words Terms (9)
  • trans-ecological
  • Afro-Eurasian landmass
  • Monsoons
  • Nestorians
  • Manichaeism (Mani)
  • Epidemic diseases
  • Biological transfer
  • Zang Qian
  • Taklamakan desert
  • Kashgar (Kashi)
  • mare nostrum
  • Council of Nicea
  • Constantine
  • Council of Nicaea
  • St. Augustine
  • saco de Roma, 410
  • Attila the Hun
  • Alaric
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