Historical evidence supports these connections from "summary" of The Buddha from Babylon by Harvey Kraft
The historical evidence we have at our disposal provides a solid foundation for the connections we draw between the Buddha and ancient Babylon. By examining the archaeological artifacts and textual records from both regions, we can begin to piece together a narrative that links these seemingly disparate cultures. Through the study of inscriptions, monuments, and manuscripts, we are able to uncover shared motifs, symbols, and teachings that suggest a cultural exchange between the East and the West. These connections challenge conventional notions of historical boundaries and invite us to consider the possibility of a more interconnected ancient world. The parallels between the Babylonian deity Marduk and the Buddha, for example, hint at a deeper cultural exchange that may have taken place centuries ago. Both figures are associate...
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