King Harsha rules northern India from Kannauj. The Chinese monk Xuanzang studies at his court and at the great Buddhist university of Nalanda.
How it touches Islam Arab merchants already sailed to India's coasts, and Islam reached Sindh by land and sea within a century (711).
Harsha
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