Kambodžad
 Kambodžasid mainiti Kandahari kaljukirjas | |
| Keeled | |
|---|---|
| avesta keel | |
| Religioon | |
| Zoroastrism | |
| Kuuluvus | |
| Iraani rahvad |
Kambodžad oli iraani rahvas iraani rahvaste alade kirdeosas, Hindustaniga piirnevatel aladel. Nende esmamainimine on veedade ajastust.
Nende keel sarnanes avesta keelele. Avestakeelsed sõnad on raiutud Maurja riigi valitseja Ašoka (268–232 eKr) ajal püstitatud Kandahari kaljukirja. Kambojad olid zoroastristid.
Vaata ka
[muuda | muuda lähteteksti]Allikad
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The rise of large states with towns as their base of operations strengthened the territorial idea. People owed strong allegiance to the janapada or the territory to which they belonged rather than to their jana or tribe. The Pali texts reveal that the janapadas grew into mahajanapadas. Gandhara and Kamboja were important mahajanapadas. Kamboja is called a janapada in Panini and a mahajanapada in the Pali texts.