With the decline of the Mauryans and the adoption of Buddhism by peoples of the northwest, the region around Taxila became the nexus of a caravan trade linking all of Eurasia, from:

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The decline of the Mauryan Empire and the spread of Buddhism facilitated the growth of Taxila as a major trade hub. This period, from the third century BCE to the third century CE, saw Taxila connecting various parts of Eurasia through extensive caravan trade routes.

With the Decline of the Mauryans and the Adoption of Buddhism