Sakas

The Sakas were ancient nomadic tribes originating from Central Asia who migrated into regions of India and Persia around 200 BCE. They played a significant role in the cultural and political history of these areas, establishing kingdoms and influencing local art, coinage, and architecture. Known for their skilled horse riding and warrior culture, the Sakas interacted with other civilizations, blending their customs with local traditions. Their presence marked a period of cultural exchange and change, contributing to the diverse historical tapestry of South and Central Asia.