The Han Dynasty's Influence On The Relationship Between China And Central Asia

When the Han Dynasty of China extended its influence to central Asia in the first century B.C, trade and cultural ties between China and Central Asia increased. The dynasty intensified the relationship between China and the Central Asian religion. As a result, the Chinese people learnt the Buddhism religion, and in the middle of the Century, a community of Buddhists had already formed in China. The Buddhist populace demanded some texts, which may aid the translation of Indian language into Chinese. Therefore, the translators from India and Pakistan, arrived in the region, and they helped in spreading the faith among the Chinese people. The first notable translator was Anshigao who arrived from central Asian and spearheaded the spread of Buddhism in China.
Moreover, in an attempt to grow the religion, the Chinese monks and other religious leaders used the translated text to spread Buddhism among people. Additionally, the Chinese monks were assisted by other foreigners to g intensify the religion. Among the monks involved in the mission, Dao-an was the outstanding. The monk was proficient in Buddhism, and he took the advantage of the fluency to inspire people to join Buddhism. He always collected the translation scriptures and taught people in the village about the importance of the religion. Moreover, the political tension in the region did not hamper his translation missions. Additionally, he made efforts in inviting translators from other regions to China to aid him in the translation missions. For instance, he invited the famous Kumarajiva translator from Kucha to help him in translating some hard Chinese words to Buddhism. The translator helped in translating several Chinese words to Buddhism. A vast population of Buddhists still recognizes his efforts in China. Besides, his fine translation was helpful for it aided in the spread of Buddhism in China. Because of the political instability,