In the seventeenth century, Peter Mundy, a foreign traveller from __________ visited India.
England
Peter Mundy was an English traveler who visited India in the 17th century. His accounts provide valuable insights into Mughal India.
The Chinese Buddhist pilgrim, Xuan Zang, came to the Indian subcontinent about years ago.
The famous Arabic scholar Al Biruni came to contact with India through ______ in the eleventh century A.D.
According to Megasthenes, the guards of Chandragupta rode _________ decorated with gold and silver during royal processions.
In the seventeenth century, Peter Mundy, a foreign traveller from ______ visited India.
The Chinese Buddhist monk Fa-Hien undertook a significant pilgrimage to India with the principal aim of collecting authentic Buddhist scriptures.
During whose reign did he extensively travel across the Gangetic plains and other regions of the Gupta Empire, meticulously documenting his observations of the socio-political and religious conditions of the era?