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The Magadhan Empire during the reign of the great Candragupta Maurya.
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Rāṣṭrakūṭa Empire at it's greatest imperial extent around the beginning of 9th century CE, under the reign of Govinda iii the great.
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Genetically, Harappan DNA is closest to Gujarati and Tamil Brahmins lmfao. North Indians have higher concentration of Harappan DNA
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Kuru Empire under the reign of Emperor Pāṇḍu Vaicitravīrya. Pāṇḍu was a strong Kuru king who conquered many kingdoms and terrifically expanded the Kuru Empire.
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Maratha Empire at it's greatest Imperial extent under Peshwa Balaji Bajirao.
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My model of the Out of India migrations of the Indo-Europeans Part II : Migration of the Druhyu tribe.
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Not a single Hindu was living in that region around 3000 BCE. Bengal was a dense forest inhabited by east eurasian tribals.
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Ancient Populations of Early Neolithic India (7000 BCE).
In Early-Neolithic times North-Western India was inhabited by the neolithic farmers who migrated to India from Iran (before 11,000 BCE or earlier). The chief crops cultivated by them were Wheat and Barley.
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A Hypothetical map of the Harappan Kingdoms/ruling Clans of the Mature phase (2600-1900 BCE)
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My model of the Out of India migrations of the Ānavas (Proto-Iranian-Armenian-Greek-Albanian branches) based on Genetic, Linguistic, Archeological and historical evidences. Please do read the entire thread I shall be showing all the important evidences.
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Mauryan Empire and its satellite states at its Greatest Imperial extent during the reign of Emperor Ashoka the Great. Mauryan Empire was the largest Indian Empire with an area of more than 5.5 million Sq Kms.
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A rough map of 2 major genetic components of Indian subcontinent during the Neolithic period (~5000 BCE).
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The Great Rashtrakuta Empire at its peak under Govinda III
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The great Karkota empire (c. 625 − 855 CE) at its political zenith under the reign of the great Lalitaditya Muktapida.
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Nanda Empire at its greatest imperial extent under Mahapadma Nanda the Great.
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@SaintsofSouth
@aravind
Moreover, the largest ivc site is Rakhigarhi even larger than Mohenjodaro is situated in India. The oldest site Bhirrana is also situated in India.
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Northern Black Polished Ware culture of the Post-Vedic era (1200-200 BCE). NWPB was an iron age urban culture that united entire India from Gandhara to Sri Lanka, 3000 yrs ago.
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Ethno-linguistic division of the Indian subcontinent (4000 BCE).
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The Indo-Iranian Bronze age civilizations. Indo-Iranians were the only civilized Indo-European peoples during the Bronze age.
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Revised model for the Out of India migrations of the Iranians, Greeks, Phrygians, Armenians and Albanians. This map shows the second wave of the IE migrations from early Harappan North Western South Asia.
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Makeup ki dukan read the recent scholarly paper Heggarty et al 2023 which has accepted Indus valley civilization as Indo-European. Ignorant buffoons like you should spend some time with research papers instead of flaunting their ignorance on YouTube. Your videos are cringe 🤢.
Lol Elst has joined the chat. He believes (and that's the only word to describe it) that Aryans came out of the subcontinent. Balderdash stuff that was recently ripped apart by two excellent genetic studies. Here's a video I had made on it, all sources in the description box
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My model on the Out of India Migrations Part 3: The Anatolians (first wave).
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Map of Sarasvati-Indus Civilization and other contemporary Chalcolithic cultures during the Mature Harappan phase (2600-1900 BCE).
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@Acts17David
Interestingly, Al Khwarizmi accredited Indian Hindu mathematician Aryabhatt for algebra.
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So finally aunty agreed that the paper I shared is of academia and therefore it refutes her outdated claim 😂. Chalo soon aunty will accept that Early Harappan era began around 3300 BCE 😌
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Most of the Harappan sites are in modern day India you illegit!mate s0n of a b
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. Largest Harappan site is Rakhigarhi, oldest site is Bhirrana and both are in India.
925 sites are in India and 475 are in your shithole porkistan .
You have got nothing to do with Indus civilization all of its main sites are in Pakistan. Indus civilization had functioning toilets a concept which you don't understand in the 21st century. Stick to Ganga Yamana.
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Extent of Āryavarta (during the Later-Vedic period ~1700 BCE).
Āryavarta was the ancient Later-Vedic country where Vedic-Brahmanism flourished.
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Stop spreading fake news about the Dāśrājña battle. Battle of Ten kings happened in two phases, first on Ravi where Sudās defeated Anu tribes of Punjab and on Yamuna where defeated eastern Pūrus and Yadu-Turvasu clans.
Sudās' kingdom was situated on the banks of Sarasvati river
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@Akshaypkumar97
@rwac48
The same Kerala where PTI were raising slogans against Hindus, Christians and other non muslims?? Lmfao.
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Chalukyan Empire of Vātāpi (Badami) at their greatest imperial extent under Pulakeshin ii.
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The Palas of Bengal and Gurjara Pratiharas paid heavy tribute to the Rāṣṭrakūṭas.
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Extent of Mahajanapdas of Gandhāra and Kāmboja during the Iron age (1st millennium BCE).
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@ElstKoenraad
Villan of Bahubali was Kaalakeya who is a tribal barbarian from South (as per the film), so these tribal barbarians cannot be shown as light skinned because they're dark-skinned.
Bhallaldeva who is the main villian of the entire series is not dark skinned. 👇
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My model on the origins of Proto-Dravidians and their pre-historic migrations.
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@morningporch
Salute to Dr. Steve Bonta for his great contribution in studying the Harappan script. I wish India government acknowledges his works.
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Mr. Pattnaik I give more importance to Archeology , the NBPW culture was an iron age Urbanised culture (somewhat like IVC) that covered most of the Indian subcontinent. This culture streched from Gandhāra in North to Lanka in south and also covered Tamil Nadu.
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The oldest rulers of K'taka are actually Kunatala-Yadus but even they came from Maharashtra. Maharashtra was Aryanised by the Yadus who came from Kartavirya's territory - MP and their ancestors came from Ahar-Banas valley, Rajasthan.
The oldest rulers of karnatak are Mauryas (from Magadha) and Satavahanas (from Maharashtra) and the oldest inscriptions are in Prakrit only. Prakrit speaking royalties were ruling Tamilnadu let alone Karnatak. So it's the other way around. Karnatak belongs to Maharashtra!
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According to the oldest Aryan text the Ṛgveda Persians and Parthians (Parshu & Parthavas ) were present in Punjab and migrated westwards. This fact completely destroys the imaginary Kurgan hypothesis.
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Gandhāran Empire before the Achaemenid conquest of NW India and under the reign of Puṣkarasārin (Pukkusāti).
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Kuru Empire of Āryavarta during the reign of King Pratīpa.
Pratīpa was a great Kuru emperor of the Āryavarta and grandfather of Bhishma. According to the Mahabharata (Jain versions as well) he was a powerful ruler who conquered Gandhāra and Bactria.
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This map shows the 5 major tribal conglomerates namely – Anus(Ānavas), Pūrus, Yadus, Turvaṣas and Ikṣvākus (Tṛkṣis) and their respective sub-tribes. (Note the Druhyus by this time had already migrated to Afghanistan & Central Asia). The remnant of Druhyus that remained...
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Aulikara Empire at it's imperial zenith under Samrat Yashodharman.
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@_singhalka
@SaxenaShobhit03
Lol.Mostly Kshatriyas used to consume it. Alcohol was consumed since IVC times and alcohol distillation originated in India. Source:- Dhawendra Kumar. Genomics and Health in the Developing World.
From Taxila ruins too we find Archeological evidence for alcohol consumption.
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@GilgameshIndo
@NirajRai3
Horses have been found in Baghore dating back to 4500 BCE. At several Harappan sites too.
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South Asian Ancestry found in Bronze age Europe (Corded Ware culture). The navy blue represents Indian ancestry. Scholarly Source:
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Are Aunty educate yourself on Genetics 😂😂😂 there's no genetic difference between ST/SC/OBC and upper castes. Read this scientific research paper on Indian castes👇
Even Dalit Paswans have more R1a - (so called 'Aryan' Genome) than General Rajputs.
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@swords_saffron
@Coinistan3
I am not a Deccani supremacist lmfao 😂. I am from North and that too from Kashmir.
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I just corrected her by telling that the PGW culture is older than 1100 BCE (She claimed 1100 BC in one of her podcasts) and She blocked me 😐. I even cited the research paper of eminent Archeologists Vinay Kumar & BR Mani.
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OIT was invented by Friedrich Schlegel who was a pioneer in the Indo-European studies. He was the one who proposed the theory linking Iranian, Germanic and Indo-Aryan languages. One of the first Indo-Europeanist himself was an OIT supporter!
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Nepal was always a part of Bhāratavarṣa, these !diots don't even know that Samudragupt the great conquered them. Mauryans too ruled nepal there's a pillar inscription of Ashoka the great.
Nepal is culturally just like an Indian state which is officially not a part of the...+
Nepal Censor Board has cancelled the release of controversial movie Bhagwan Ram 'Adipurush' because of a contentious line that said, “Janaki is the daughter of India.”
Will permit only if these dialogues are removed; Says we were not part of Akhand Bharat
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If India hadn't been partitioned, it would've become an Islamic country. Just imagine living in a country where you have bloodthirsty anti-Hindu generals and politicians like Zia ul haq, Yahya khan, Bhutto, Jinnah,Ayub khan, etc. on one side [cont....]
Most Indians still remain oblivious of the fact that how much of the motherland was lost in 1947. There is a soviet anecdote that Stalin was shocked when he was shown the post partition map of India. He struggled to believe that India was so small.
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India in the mid-7th century CE was ruled by two prosperous dynasties of the Pushyabhutis and the Chalukyas. This map shows these 2 Empires at their highest imperial extent.
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Unscientific bs. No "Aryan" Y-Haplogroups were found from Iron age Swat which was the epicentre of IAs. All haplogroups r of Harappan origin + the migration was a small INSIGNIFICANT FEMALE MEDIATED MIGRATION. Genetically their ancestry was Harappan rich not steppe rich.
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That's fantabulous. I never knew that there was Indo-Aryan influence on the Akkadians as well. Another fact that proves that the Indus Sarasvati Civilization was Indo-Aryan, because we also see Zebu Harappan cattle and Harappan trade contacts in these regions.
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Priests in Vedic times were militant and priestly clans (such as Bhṛgu, Vasiṣṭha, Viśvamitra, etc.) maintained army of their own, which were affiliated to their respective tribes.
Bhṛgu was a priestly group of the Anus, Aṅgira, Vasiṣṭha, Viśvamitra were of the Bharatas.
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A highly intellectually bankrupt guy who used to blame the British unnecessarily for every small thing.
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Ridiculous. Brahmi forms a clade with Northern Dravidian languages such as Malto and Kurukh and the the separation between these languages is very recent. Even AMT scholars like Witzel stated that Brahmi is there in Balochistan due to recent migrations.
@Rtam86418021
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Interesting Brahui relic population of ancient Dravidian Speakers with high Y Chromosome Haplogroup J & Western Eurasian mtDNA
Brahvi Balochistan Indus Valley IVC
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@jataka_tales
@thewarriorpoet7
Its Sarasvati not Sapta Sindhu educate yourself first then come into the argument. Sarasvati & Drishadvati r the most important rivers of ṚgVeda and Rakhigarhi, Kakibangan, Ganeriwala, Bhirana which r the most important ISC sites of E. Domain flourished in Saraswati valley.
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Hyderabad and Mysore were tributaries of the Marathas.
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🧵 The great Indic Mahajanpadas and Janpadas during the Iron age (~600 BCE).
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Most of the Indus Sarasvati Civilization sites are in the Republic of India, you dikhead. Go and educate yourself first.
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@formlessone1
So? Even Tibet is closer than Central Asia. First of all, The Vedic-Aryans composed the ṚgVeda on the banks of Sarasvati & Drishadvati rivers in modern day Haryana region.
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Your book is a piece of $hit. Gujarati Brahmins and Tamil Brahmins are closest to the Harappans. There's more Harappan ancestry in North Indians. Look at this.
Absolutely correct. I suggested in my book that Brahmins and Kshatriyas sprang from two dominant Aryan clans.
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Chitpavans are fair with caucasian features not because of the Steppe ancestry but because of high levels of Harappan ancestry. See this
You nd your likes comparison is both silly and illogical. It seems as if you think that all those original Indo-Aryan people have become extinct and thus have left no descendants behind. If u were to gather all the people from India and Pakistan with light features/white passing
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@JAJafri
@Vritrahan2014
Asko Parpola isn't an Archeologist. Archeologist Vinay Kumar Gupta in an Archeological journal called it a Chariot not a cart. Sinauli was indeed a Kuru site during that period.
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Wtf. Chola and Maratha Empires were greater than Mauryan and Gupta empires !??? 😂😂😂 This fellow needs a mental checkup, I don't know why many people are obsessed with Medieval kings. Why they overlook the greatness of Ancient India.
10 Powerful and Greatest Empires in the History of Bharatvarsha
1. Chola Empire
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in India became Gandhara kingdom. The Archeological cultures of that time well corroborates with geographical location of these tribes are :-
1) Ānavas/Anus - Kot-Diji culture
2) Bharatas(W. Purus) - Sothi-Siswal culture
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Bhirrana = 7600 BCE, a chalcolithic settlement. (Haryana, India)
Mehrgarh= 8550 BCE (Balochistan, Pakistan)
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Total BS. PGW and OCP cultures were older and were contemporary to the IVC. A group study by Cambridge University and Banaras Hindu University concluded that PGW culture was native to Ganga valley and it was contemporary to the IVC. Hence no connection to the Steppes.
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Here's the archaeological evidence, for linguistic evidence go read Witzel
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Where's Shrikant Talageri who single handedly proved the Out of India based on philology & linguistics ???
There I said it. This is based on my experience with some really good right wing thinkers. Others - well I don’t know. 😅
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Can someone tell this gentleman that ṚgVedic horses had 34 ribs not 36 which central asian horses had ? Shivalik declined in 8000 BCE, + Harappans traded with Arabs who had 34 rib horses.
Modern domesticated horse is Eqqus ferus caballus. About presence of horses, Indian subcontinent didn't had modern horses that was domesticated in steppes. We only had feral horses and 29-14,000 years ago was the last record and it was only the ancestor of the Indian wild ass
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@Vritrahan2014
Talageri's dates of 3400 BCE - 1300 BCE are more plausible than the date of 2100 - 500 BCE.
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Jarasandha's Empire at its peak. Jarasandha was the most powerful king of the Kuru-Brihadratha dynasty of Magadha.
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The Persian-Achaemenid Empire at its peak under Darius I (𐎭𐎠𐎼𐎹𐎺𐎢𐏁/Dārayavaʰuš) the Great.
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Bhadwe Buddha aur Bhaudha ka koi astitva 5000 saal pehle nahi tha 🤦🏻🤣🤣. Kal ko tum Sarasvaati sabhayata ko ambedkarwadi sabhyata bol doge.
DNA research ke anusar Sindhu Sarasvati sabhyata ka DNA sabse adhik Āryon me hai na ki jungle me rehne walon me 😂😂
जब दुनिया खुले में शौच करती थी तब सिंधु घाटी सभ्यता में लोग घर के अंदर बने शौचालय का प्रयोग करते थे.
मिस्र और मेसोपोटामिया से सिंधु घाटी के व्यापारिक रिश्ते थे. सिंधु घाटी मूल रूप से बौद्ध सभ्यता थी जो सबसे प्राचीन सभ्यता है. 5000 वर्ष पहले सभी घरों में शौचालय, स्नानघर और सीवेज
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This culture is the ultimate proof of the fact that entire India became one civilization around the early-mid 1st millennium BCE. The potteries discovered from Sri Lanka and Tamil Nadu date back to 600 BCE (pre-Mauryan).
The identity of pan-Bharat spread after this period.
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Stop spreading Misinformation. It took place around 3000 BCE not 1200 BCE. There was no Sarasvati -Drishadvati river system by 1200 BCE and this river system was the homeland of the Bharatas who were the victors of the Dasarajna battle.
It took place on the banks of the Ravi River (then known as the Parushni) during the early Vedic period, around 1200 BCE.
This epic conflict is detailed in the Rigveda, one of the oldest & most sacred texts of Sanatan Dharma.
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Another Steppejeet ran away😂😂😂.
He was incessantly claiming that PGW was the culture of Steppe Aryans and it started around 1300 BCE. I showed him the latest research paper which proves that PGW goes back to 2400 BCE, he absconded like a coward.
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Just read the primary sources, Aria was a part of the Mauryan Empire. The territories shown in light were influenced regions.
The maps u shared aren't scholarly enough, becoz they show Aria and one doesn't even show Qandahar where Ashokan inscriptions are found. LMFAO.
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Lol. Bengal was under the rule of Magadhans since the times of Nandas. Greek accounts clearly state that Agrammes (Dhanananda) was the ruler of Gangadarai, Bengal and other eastern lands (Magadha, Anga, etc.). Later the Mauryans inherited Bengal after subjugating the Nandas.
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Geneticist Daniel Bradley showed that Indian Zebu Cattle DNA entered west Asia suddenly after 2000 BCE. The cattle DNA is more in the east than in the west thus it confirms that introduction of Zebu in the west happened due to migration not due to trade.
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If Sarasvati is in Helmand why it is mentioned between Yamúnā and Sutlej in Nadistuti sukta? As per ṚgVeda Sarasvati ends in sea and Helmand is several kms away from Sea🤡 Lunatics like you claim Harappan Civilization where people used to consume beef & mutton was Jain 🤣🤣.
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Wadiyar's influence was limited to Karnataka. He has nothing to do with the IITs, IIMs & AIIMS established by Nehru in other parts of India.
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Why should I cope with something that never happened? Lmao.
The Steppe ancestry entered India after 900 BCE+ No R1aL657 was found Swat samples rather Indian Y DNA + Steppe matrilineal DNA was found that means my Harappan ancestors enjoyed with steppe chicks 😉.
@thehindumapper
Keep coping at the fact ur barbarian ancestors mogged ur indigenous ones created mutts like u who later got conquered by the kang indegenous peoples of the south, this is why ur Arya steppe blood is nearly eradicated and will prob be gone in 100 years. It keeps lowering every gen
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@JaipurDialogues
Veer Savarkar was even respected by Smt. Indira Gandhi who wrote a letter to his family after his death.
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3) E. Pūrus - Early OCP culture & Matsyas - Jodhpur-Ganeshwar culture.
4) Western Yadus - Amri Nal culture.
5) E. Yadus - Ahar Banas, Kayatha and Savalda cultures.
6) Ānartas - Anarta culture
7) Tṛkṣis - Narham-Lahuradewa Neolithic/Chalcolithic.
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We know that Ānavas/Anus migrated southwards from Kashmir to Punjab and later Sindh.
According to Possehl, Ravi phase of Early IVC started when farmers from northern river valleys (Kashmir) migrated downwards and settled in Punjab.
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Another evidence that proves that Iranians were Anus/Ānavas.
Greek texts (e.g. Stathmoi Parthikoi, 16, of Isidore of Charax) refer to the area and the people immediately north of the Hāmūn-ī Hilmand in southern Afghanistan as the "Anauon" or "Anauoi".
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The entire AMT is farce, archeology doesn't support it. PGW & OCP cultures go beyond 2000 BCE as per latest Archeological researches, Steppe ancestry came to India after 900 BCE as per Genetics and the ṚgVeda too go far beyond 2k BCE - references to "mighty" Sarasvati.
Dravidian languages seems to be from AASI tribals only.
Whole ivc language = proto Dravidian seems to be a farce. Its just not consistent with genetics.
If Indus migrants brought Dravidian languages then where are the missing pre-dravidian AASI languages of south?
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Yeah Shimyus and Dāsas are identified as Scythians by Talageri. Shimyus -Dasas probably were the people of BMAC culture, who expanded into Central Asia and Steppes.
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Rigveda (1.162.18) describes horse as having 34 ribs; so does a passage in the Satapatha Brahmana (13.5). Central Asian horses had 36 ribs thus Vedic horses weren't central asian horses.
horses.
By the time horse domestication started in the Steppes, Indian subcontinent didn’t had any wild horses left, they went extinct. Only the wild asses survived.
All the horse breeds found in Indian subcontinent now are all domesticated ones, introduced to Indian
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