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Africa's Lost Empires: The Untold Story of Garamantes & Great Zimbabwe
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the epochs that are uncertain, Angkor, buried now for many centuries, was one of the glories of the world. Just as the old Nile by virtue merely of its slime, had reared in its valley a marvellous civilisation, so here the Mekong, spreading each year its waters, had deposited a richness and prepared the way for the proud Empire of the Khmers. It was probably in the time of Alexander the Macedonian, that a people emigrated from India, came and settled on the banks of this great river, after sub- jugating the timid natives-the worshippers of the Nägas or Serpents. The conquerors brought with them the gods of Brahmanism and the beautiful legends of the Ramayana and the Mahabhãrata; and as their opulence increased on this fertile soil, they built everywhere gigantic temples, carved with a thousand figures and a myriad figurines. Some centuries later-one cannot well say how many-the powerful sovereigns of Angkor saw, arriving from the East, missionaries in yellow robes, bearers of the new gospel of Ahimsa and Nirvana at which the Asiatic world was wondering. Buddha had achieved the enlightenment of India and his emissaries were spreading over the east. of Asia to preach there the same gospel of piety and love which the disciples of Christ had brought to Europe later on. Then the gorgeous temples of Vignu and Siva were transformed into unadorned Chaityas and Vihãras; the statues of the altars changed their atti- tudes and lowered their eyes with gentler smiles. It would seem that under Buddhism the town of Angkor knew the apogée of its glory. But the history of its swift and mysteri- ous decline has never been written and the invading forests well guards its secret. The little Cambodia of to-day, the repository and preserver of complicatd rites of which the significance is no longer known, is the last remnant of the vast empire of the Khmers, which for more than 500 years now has been buried under the silence of trees and weeds. Angkor is the Sanskrit word Nagara
Age of Mythology: Retold releases on PlayStation 5 alongside Immortal Pillars expansion
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