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Chapter 48 Prophecy

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, with the disintegration of the Kushan Dynasty, Kushan refugees moved into the Tarim Basin. The Qilin script declined in India where it was produced, but suddenly became popular in several countries in the ancient Western Regions and became the national language at that time. , so it began to spread in Khotan, Shanshan and other places. By around the 5th century, Qilin was no longer used in any country and became a dead script.

So the question comes -

Why did the Loulan Dynasty use this script that has become extinct in Central Asia?

Could it be that the "Loulan ethnic group" are "foreigners" who immigrated from Central Asia?

So what migration routes did they take?

Was the area inhabited by native Aboriginal people before they moved in? What is their relationship with the Aboriginals?

There are two Qilu writing systems in China, one represents the Khotanese language and the other represents the Shanshan

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