Sino-Iranian and Sino-Arabian relations in late antiquity : China and the Parthians, Sasanians, and Arabs in the first millennium / by Jeffrey Kotyk.

Portion of title China and the Parthians, Sasanians, and Arabs in the first millennium
SeriesCrossroads - history of interactions across the silk routes, 2589-885X
Crossroads - history of interactions across the silk routes. ^A1432774
Contents China and Parthia -- Sino-Iranian Relations in the Sasanian Period -- Chinese Buddhists and Persia -- Iranian Religions in China-Adaptation and Integration -- Astrology and Astral Magic -- Material and Commercial Cultures -- The Early Accounts of Islam and Arab States in Chinese Sources.
Abstract "What type of exchanges occurred between West and East Asia in the first millennium CE? What sort of connections existed between Persia and China? What did the Chinese know of early Islam? This study offers an overview of the cultural, diplomatic, commercial, and religious relationships that flourished between Iran and China, building on the pioneering work of Berthold Laufer's Sino-Iranica (1919) while utilizing a diverse array of Classical Chinese sources to tell the story of Sino-Iran in a fresh light to highlight the significance of transcultural networks across Asia in late antiquity"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
Issued in other formOnline version: Kotyk, Jeffrey. Sino-Iranian and Sino-Arabian relations in late antiquity Leiden ; Boston : Brill, [2024] 9789004700833
LCCN 2024019290
ISBN9789004695436
ISBN9004695435
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