Central Asia

Buddhism moved from India through Central Asia to China between roughly the 1st century BCE and the 7th century CE, carried by merchants, monks, missionaries and empires, often in short relays.

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Soviet-era irrigation diverted the two rivers that feed the Aral Sea, so inflow fell below evaporation. Climate was not the main driver, according to the sources reviewed.

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