Even in Europe's past, there isn't a single instance of Christian conversion like the mass conversion India suffered at hands of Muslims.

*Early Christians* in the Roman Empire were first persecuted and later tolerated - they were only asked to follow laws, pay taxes, and hail the Emperor as divine and supreme (Roman King was believed divine in Rome) - early Christians were not only allowed to reject the offer but were asked to carry on with their original religious beliefs <br>*Later on, when Christians became more powerful and were ruling several parts of Rome, they began forcing conversion on Pagans and Jews - not because of the religious persecution, but due to political domination*<br>*And even when Christians ruled Rome and Europe, they didn't force conversion with swords - they built churches, offered the forsaken or poor a place in Christian houses, and offered salvation in exchange of conversion - there is no record of any Christian king forcing conversion by sword, carrying massacres (yes, there were inquisitions but it were primarily against the heretics - not the pagans)*<br><br>What did happen in India? <br>*Massive massacres and conversions*<br>*People were given only three options - death, conversion, or slavery*<br>*Temples were broken, people were brutally killed, and the sacred texts were burned alive*<br>*Women and children were taken into sexual slavery*