Ricardolindo
Banned
Is it possible for there to be a sizeable Jewish population in East Asia, basically, an East Asian counterpart of the Ashkenazi? If so, what effects would it have on East Asia and the world?
The issue is, where? Parts of what would become French Indo-China? The problem is one of moving into highly populated areas. But it should fundamentally be possible, as Jews do not usually have problems getting along with Buddhists.
Radhanite traders going indonesia on china, japan and korea would be certainly good for all fans of the original abrahamic faith. Would they attempt to retake the holy land at any point or is it too far away until the modern day?Perhaps the Radhanites continue to exist and gain converts to Judaism in a similar manner to OTL Arab/Persian traders?
Radhanite traders going indonesia on china, japan and korea would be certainly good for all fans of the original abrahamic faith. Would they attempt to retake the holy land at any point or is it too far away until the modern day?