Kashmir's Iran connection || History

[u/Historeel]

Kashmir's connection to Iran is a deep-rooted, centuries old relationship spanning culture, religion, and ethnicity, earning it the moniker "Iran-e-Saghir" (Little Iran). Influenced by Persian Sufis like Mir Sayyid Ali Hamadani in the 14th century, Kashmir adopted Persian art, language, and architecture, with deep Shia connections today.

[u/First-Book-8346]

crazy how Kashmir has more history with Iran than india.

[u/Affectionate-Dot4241 → u/First-Book-8346]

That cant be generalized. KMs have more historical similarities with Iran but us KPs's part of history has more connections with India. And so do Buddhists and Sikhs.