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RE: Jesus Christ
No there isn't. Romans never wrote about it, and the "Yeshu" in the Jewish Talmud refers to an apprentice of Jehoshua Ben-Perachia.
If neither Jewish nor Roman historians have wrote about him, then what kind of evidence are we talking about. (other than the gospels which are also likely a fiction book)
As described on this article, Jesus was pretty likely a composite fictional character with inspirations from multiple real world events and paganistic elements incorporated into Christianity.
There is a tomb of Jesus over in Tibet. And writings of his coming and learning from the Rinpoches there. And there are writings of him visiting Zen masters in Japan.