How the "Aryans" behaved, it is said that they were divine.
In fact, even modern Western historians believe that exaggerated claims were made up by a few highly reputable people in the middle of the 19th century; in the 20th century, they were used by Hitler and the Nazis.
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First, the so-called "Aryans" did not "destroy ancient India", and the earliest "Harappan" civilization or culture in ancient India had inexplicably disappeared before the arrival of the so-called "Aryans".
Second, these "Aryans" did not have to bypass the "Merchants", because they migrated to South Asia from the southern equivalent of present-day Russia, which were two different things, geographically far apart. This has nothing to do with whether they are afraid of women or not, it should be said that women are hundreds of years later than the migration of these people.
(It is said that the Aryans went south.)
"Aryan", the English word for "Aryan", is now agreed by almost all relevant scholars, the word is derived from Sanskrit, the original meaning is "noble".
In the earliest Sanskrit language, this refers to a group of people who lived in Iran and northern India in the "prehistoric period" and spoke a language called "Aryan".
That is to say, "Aryan" originally did not refer to "nation", but to "language".
The strongest evidence is that the South Asian, Indo-European languages are basically derived from the "Aryan language".
In the 19th century, "Aryan" was used as a synonym for "Indo-European". Its "narrow" meaning refers to "Indo-Iranian languages", that is, "Indo-Iranian Languages".
In modern times, linguistically, the use of "Aryan languages" is narrower, referring only to the "Indo-Aryan languages", that is, "Indo-Arayan Languages".
(Known as the site of the Haraba civilization)
The "ancient Indian" civilization or culture, usually referring to the "Haraba" civilization or culture, flourished around 2500 BC and suddenly disappeared in 2000 BC. In recent decades, inscriptions on certain ancient relics have been discovered, supposedly "words" or "symbols" of "Haraba", but no one has been able to decipher their true meaning.
Opinions have been widely debated about when and where "Aryan-speaking" people migrated to South Asia.
Professor Singar, an Indian scholar who had served as president of the Indian Historical Society, agreed that this group of people gradually migrated from what is now southern Russia to South Asia from about 2000 BC, arriving in India around 1500 BC.
In his book India and World Civilization, he said: "Some historians believe that they destroyed Indian civilization at that time, but the evidence for this claim is not accurate, it seems that it is Mortimer. Wheeler's bold associations. ”
The text mentions this Mortimer. Wheeler, a British historian, was knighted, but the reputation was not very good, suspected of archaeological fraud.
You see, even the Indians themselves think that "the Aryans destroyed ancient India" is "a fantasy."
(Three or four thousand years ago, the possibility of Aryans crossing the Himalayas and the Tibetan Plateau was close to zero.)
As mentioned earlier, the "Aryan" speaking population originally lived in the steppes of southern Russia. Some of these people later migrated to other parts of Asia and Europe.
Anthropologists and archaeologists believe that one of these people, after a period of wandering, settled in the plains of the two rivers (Amu Darya and Syr Darya) in Central Asia. In the 14th century BC, one of these people entered the South Asian subcontinent and was called the "Indo-Aryans"; the other entered Iran, known as the "Iranian-Aryans".
But at that time, these "branches" were still in the nomadic stage, and they could not say that they were "civilized". Moreover, so far, it seems that no archaeological evidence can be produced that these "branches" are particularly capable of fighting wars. The only thing that can be said is that the place they went was just "deserted" and suitable for a foothold.
In the 19th century, European academics believed that the various ethnic groups of the Indo-European language family were ethnically and culturally unified, and could all be called "Aryans".
(Gobino, the initiator of the Aryan theory of ethnography)
After the middle of the 19th century, Joseph of France. Arthur. Gobino wrote the book "On Racial Inequality", explaining history with the particularity of the race, mixed race, and extinction, clearly dividing the race into "white, black, and yellow", and the white race belonging to the Aryan race is "noble" and "civilized".
His disciple was a German in Houston. Stewart. Chamberlain further developed Gobino's racial theory, and he organized the "Gobino Society", touting Gobino as "one of the most remarkable men of the 19th century, inspired by God, a savior." ”
Hitler was a fanatical lover of the musical works of Chamberlain's father-in-law, Wagner, and found the nazi spiritual pillar of Nazi racism from Chamberlain. Chamberlain's Book The Foundations of the 19th Century was an important theoretical source of Hitler and Nazi racism.
In fact, in the 20s and 50s of the last century, the scientific community has exposed the so-called "Aryan race" advocated by Gobino, Chamberlain, including Hitler, which is purely deceptive.
Anthropology, genetics and other sciences have proved that there has never been any so-called noble "Aryan race" in the world. As mentioned earlier, when we say "Aryan", we only refer to the "Aryan- speaking" ethnic group.
(Chamberlain, Gobino's disciple)
In modern anthropological research, the scope of "Aryans" has been further narrowed to refer to the "ancient inhabitants of the Indo-Iranian language family" whose language belongs to the Indo-European language family.
In this regard, the scientific community has formed a new term called "Aryan regional race", that is, "Aryan local race". Later, to be more explicit and avoid misunderstandings, the term was almost entirely replaced by the "Indian geographic race," the "Indic geographic race."
The "Aryan regional race" or "Indian geographical race" is an extreme descendant of the "ancient inhabitants of the Indo-Iranian language family". Refers to a group of residents living in the Indian subcontinent.
In terms of the descendant characteristics of this "race", the ethnic groups living in the north and west are similar in size to the Caucasian race of Europeans; the ethnic groups living in the south, the so-called Vedic peoples, are similar to the indigenous inhabitants of Australia, the Australian race. Certain social and religious castes in India today are considered to be regional races due to the long practice of intermarriage between close relatives. In general, most of these groups resemble Europeans in appearance, but resemble the Mongol races in the east in blood type.
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