Kasmír (régió)
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Context of Kasmír (régió)
Kasmír (urduul: کشمیر) az Indiai szubkontinens északnyugati régiója. Történelmileg a név a Nagy-Himalája és a Pir Panjal vonulatai közti völgyre utal. Ma ennél nagyobb területet értenek alatta, amely magában foglalja az indiai Dzsammu és Ladak régióit, a pakisztáni Északi Területeket és a kínai Akszaj Csint.
Kasmír a hinduizmus, később a buddhizmus fontos központja volt.
