what is the oldest university in asia?
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First University is Nalanda University in India (6th–5th centuries BC)\nSecond university which you're asking about is the University of Santo Tomas Philippines looks at one of the oldest universities in Asia that first opened in 1611 and started granting degrees in 1624.
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Here this site will help you!\n\nhttp://www.sitesatlas.com/Maps/Maps/Asia.htm
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Nalanda & Takshasila Universities are the oldest universities in India, but I am not sure which of them is oldest. May be Nalanda.
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Totally, completely, 100% incorrect information!  Where do you get this nonsense from?\n\nThe oldest observatory in the world was excavated in north China's Shanxi province, and is believed to be 4,100 years old, predating the formerly oldest known observatory from South America.\n\nWhat is well known is that the Arab world gave us our current number system, and the concept of zero.
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if you mean the oldest civilization, then it would be mesopotamia or China. But if you mean just plain history, then there would be no answer, because every country started existing at the same time.
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i know the answer of this question very well. the oldest player from Asia is Ali Daie from iran. he is not only the oldest player between asian players but he is the oldest player that is probably participating in the world cup this time.he is 38 has 38 years of age, but the bright side is he has the record in scoring goal for national team in the world, and right now he has scored 109 gaol for his country(IRAN)
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I hope it is in INDIA...The University of Nalanda was founded in the 5th century by the Gupta emperors.
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Asia.\n\nThe first 'civilization' as most people defined it existed between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in modern day Iraq
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Well there is still a University in London.\n\nGive me some more info and I will try and find out.
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ancient India.  its very old, and yes it still exists.\n\nPS.  I want my cape back.
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Japan has the oldest monarchy in the world, starting in 660 BC.
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The first South Asian civilization develop in Indus River Valley (present date India) some 5000 years ago
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dude, that game is ancient
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Koguryo, Paekche, and Silla to 668\nEarly humans were living on the Korean peninsula about a half million years ago, and modern humans hunted more than 40,000 years ago. Pottery was made there and in Japan ten thousand years ago. Koreans trace their ancestry back to the era of China's Xia dynasty in 2333 BC. The legendary Tangun was said to have been the son of a heavenly incarnation and a female bear, possibly indicating the totem of the original tribe. Farming and walled houses developed by 2000 BC, and bronze daggers were used about 1500 BC. As with most indigenous peoples, their spiritual beliefs were shamanistic. By the 8th century BC people with an Altaic language were practicing agriculture and using bronze on the Korean peninsula. Having benefited from iron plows, four centuries later a league of tribes formed the Choson state. During China's Period of Warring States refugees brought Chinese culture. About 190 BC Wiman, who was either Chinese or served the Chinese, usurped the Choson throne and established a capital on the Taedong River at what is now P'yongyang. In 109 BC Han emperor Wudi sent an army of 60,000 with a navy of 7,000 to invade the peninsula. The next year Choson was destroyed as Wiman's grandson was killed. The Chinese set up four commanderies, though by 75 BC this had been reduced to Lolang (called Nangnang in Korean). Wang Tiao led a revolt in 30 CE, but Lolang's new governor Wang Zun put it down.\n\nAccording to legend, Chumong founded Koguryo in 37 BC north of the Yalu River. In 12 CE Koguryo warriors decided not to help Wang Mang fight the Xiongnu and attacked the Chinese army. The Puyo tribe living along the Sungari River in Manchuria had their chief recognized as a wang (king) by the Chinese in 49 CE, and Koguryo developed into a state during the long reign of Taejo that began four years later. Puyo made slaves of war captives and criminals, executing as many as a hundred at a time to accompany a clan patriarch to the grave and the next world. Koguryo also held slaves, excelled in iron work, and trained all their men for the military. The ruling class wore silk, furs, and caps decorated with gold and silver ornaments. The Old Choson law code authorized capital punishment for murder, compensation in grain for bodily injury, and enslavement or an expensive fine for stealing. At Puyo they also enslaved the family of a murderer and put women to death for adultery or even jealousy. Stealing was considered so shameful that no one would marry a thief.\n\nKoguryo king Kogukch'on (r. 179-96) ruled over enclaves in the center, north, east, south, and west. King Sansang (r. 196-227) established the line of succession as father to son. In 242 CE Koguryo king Tongchon (r. 227-48) attacked people near the mouth of the Yalu River. Two years later the Chinese state of Wei sent a force of 20,000 and took the Koguryo capital while Puyo made an alliance by supplying the Chinese troops. Paekche in the southwest was thriving by the time of its eighth king, Koi (r. 234-86). When Xienpei tribes from the north attacked in 285, Puyo king Uiryo committed suicide; but the Chinese Qin state helped fight them off. Koguryo tribes ended four centuries of Chinese colonial exploitation of fish, salt, iron, timber, and farm produce by overthrowing Lolang in 313. The Xienpei, who became the Earlier Yen, invaded Koguryo in 342, and four years later they ended Puyo independence by carrying off their king Hyon along with 50,000 prisoners. King Kun Ch'ogo (r. 346-75) ruled the aristocratic state of Paekche. In 369 he led the destruction of Mahan and urged Japan to attack Silla. Two years later 30,000 Paekche men attacked Koguryo and killed their king Kogugwon. Koguryo's King Sosurim (r. 371-84) became a Buddhist and founded the National Confucian Academy in 372. With few exceptions Korean would be written in Chinese characters until the 15th century. Influenced by the Chinese, the Koreans also wrote his
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Probably the age of ancient empires, though you should mention to your teacher that an archaeologist told you that none of those answers are very correct.
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Join the world's oldest profession
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I konw Kinki University, and Osaka University have many asian students.