Ibid., Vol. I, Book V, chapter VIII, pg.255 This view is not recognized by modern historians, the commonly accepted view holds that early Black Buddhists were likely the descendants of aboriginal populations of India whom scholars usually refer to as Dravidians.
Ibid., Vol. I, Book V, chapter VIII, pg.255 This view is not recognized by modern historians. The commonly accepted view holds that early Black Buddhists were likely the descendants of aboriginal populations of India whom scholars usually refer to as Dravidians.