Were there any connections between Hellenic culture and the Hinduism

>>1551165
Maybe in Afghanistan were they met.

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>>1551165
They had a common acnestor

Well, hero worship of hanuman was a thing, kinda analogous to hercules.

Protoindoeuropeans

>>1551171
Retarded fuck. Every human shares a common ancestor.

>>1551649
A much more recent common ancestor

>>1551652
Not even that since the most recent comon ancestors to all known human populations lived after the proto Indo European expansion:

> the human MRCA may have lived 2,000 to 4,000 years ago.[1] This estimate is based on a non-genetic, mathematical model that assumes random mating although it has taken into account important aspects of human population substructure such as assortative mating and historical geographical constraints on interbreeding.[1]

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>>1551165

Read this. Looks at Hinduism and Buddhism and their intersections with Hellenic culture.

It will answer your question better than any shit poster here could.

>>1551649

does a korean share as many common ancestors with another korean as they do with a nigerian?

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>>1551165
The image is about Classification of Buddhism.

Han-dan-bul-gyo(한단불교, 桓檀佛敎, Han-dan Buddhism) was founded in 3512BC by the Han-wung(한웅, 桓熊) Tae-wu-wi(태우의, r.3512BC to 3419BC, His real name in the immortals’ world is Sakyamoni Hananim Buddha), the 5th Han-wung(한웅, 桓熊) of Gu-mak-han-je-guk(구막한제국, 寇莫韓帝國, Gu-mak-han empire).

1st Nation for Han(한, 韓) Peoples in the Northern Hemisphere Civilisation :
http://brahmanedu.org/english/materials/summary/31.html

Han-guk(한국, 韓國, 3898BC~2333BC) and its commonwealth
http://brahmanedu.org/english/materials/summary/31_1.html

>>1553412
What?

>>1551662
>mathematical backwards calculation trumps cultural expansion
just because 2000-4000 years ago mathematically we share a common ancestor doesn't negate the point about a culture originating from the same are and spreading out

sperm has no culture
a group of people splitting up and turning into their own tribes does