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physiographically , it is a peninsular region in South - central Asia delineated by the himalayas in the north , the Hindu just in the west , and the arakanese in the east. It extends southward into the Indian ocean with the Arabia sea to the southwest and the bay of bengal to the south east.
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3) Italian traders brought the monument with them and traded it for silk and tea.
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Option 1 is not correct as there is no chance that they could present someone who is outside Europe for Pope at the time.
Option 2 is probably correct as it known that Christianity was already present in this region from the 7th Century. Therefore it is possible that it was created in China.
Option 3 is not correct as it rather unlikely that someone would exchange these products for monument.
Option 4 as Marco Polo was a merchant who knew that this could offend Mongolian ruler.
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Both Clovis and Charlemagne were Kings of the Franks. Both were also Catholic rulers. Both expanded their kingdoms and helped to spread Christianity.
Clovis was a very strong military leader. This is what allowed him to create such a vast empire. Clovis after uniting his kingdom would divide it again when he tried to fairly divide it up among his sons. This led to civil war.
Charlemagne was a much weaker military leader. He would actually blend Germanic, Roman, and Christian elements in his kingdom.
Clovis united his people to fight back against the coming Roman Empire. When Charlemagne arrived Roman rule had been part of Frankish life for years. Where Clovis fought to maintain independence, Charlemagne welcomed some of the Roman traditions.