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Okay. Fair point. But you used 'Balochistan' twice in that post. Tell me did it exist 2000 years ago or even 1000 years ago? That region was called Gedrosia by the Greeks. The present name began to be used in the British period. The modern province of Balochistan was constructed after 1947 when various khanates, emirates were integrated into the modern Balochistan. Quote below.Pakistan did not exist in the past.
Baluchistan
Afghanistan was formed in the 18th century yet you have no problem using it retroactively.Afghanistan
This was first used in English text about 12th century and only gained currency after the 17th century.India
Thank you for teaching us this. Yes, even our name is a acronym of Punjab, Afghania, Kashmir, Sind, Balochistan. We are a federation. Read this pamphlet by the Rehmat Ali who came up with the name in 1933.Pakistan has people with vastly different lineage. Baluchistan is mostly Persian Shia, KPK is mostly Afghan.
There never was a "Indian Empire" that I know of but do tell me please? And even if such a delusion existed it means nothing. Over 5,000 years of Indus Basin history this region has been part of Persian, Greek, Kushan etc rule. In fact not too lonmg ago it was part of the British Empire. Which reminds so were you.part of Indian empire
No sir most probably from central AsiaThe Aryan most probably Pasthun
No sir most probably from central Asia
It a migration Sir, so i think its held in episodes first they start from central Asia and rested in different places throughout their migration process and their stay could be in Afghanistan for centuries than they slowly migrated toward the subcontinentCentral Asia is mix Eurosian/Chinese, very different IMO, the look more like Hazara or Uigyur
This in Indian Indonesian who become one of representation of North Sumatra province in our national beauty pagean competition last year
But this is not the case. Dalits are children of muslims with hindu women. When muslims invaded some area, they killed the men and took the women as slaves. Children were born to these women who were muslims. But later, after a few years, hindus attacked this land, killed the muslims and freed the women. But these women already had children from muslims and hence these children were not accepted into the society by Hindus. They became Dalits. Being dalits has nothing to do with being non European. Even in the DNA results, it was for the tribals, who were not untouchables. Tribals just happened to live in forests and hence became backwards. There was no discrimination against them. If someone wants to live in the forest, what can anyone else do? You are taking DNA of tribals and then comparing dalits which makes no sense.Just said what I heard from some friendly Jats.
Take the Assamese example and suppose those with lower or no Chinese ancestry are lower caste and untouchable. Suppose the division is not based on wealth but on Chinese ancestry. Suppose a wealthy person with low Chinese ancestry is still low caste. Then you would have a caste hierarchy based on Chinese ancestry in Assam, right?
That's exactly what happened in rest of India. Instead of Chinese ancestry what you have is Corded Ware / Sintashta in upper caste.
Okay. Fair point. But you used 'Balochistan' twice in that post. Tell me did it exist 2000 years ago or even 1000 years ago? That region was called Gedrosia by the Greeks. The present name began to be used in the British period. The modern province of Balochistan was constructed after 1947 when various khanates, emirates were integrated into the modern Balochistan. Quote below.
Afghanistan was formed in the 18th century yet you have no problem using it retroactively.
I only used them because that was the boundary for "Gandharva" territory. Wherever there was no relevance, why should I take the name of that territory? Let us say, I said Gandharvas lived across Pakistan. It would appear that Gandharvas lives in Sindh, Punjab, KPK & Baluchistan. This is incorrect as Gandhava land only started from the end of the Sindhu/Indus basin which is the KPK mountain range and Baluchistan desertThis was first used in English text about 12th century and only gained currency after the 17th century.
So please tell me why are you using names for a period when they did not even exist? Like Balochistan, Afghanistan and India? I tell yiu why because of your agenda. The geography between India and Afghanistan is "verboten". Thus the gymnastics to avoid using it and lame exuses to justify it.
There was a race called "Nara" just like Yakshas, Gandharvas etc who lived to the east of Sulaiman-HinduKush range. Today, people think that "Nara" means "man" but that is not the case. Nara is a race of men who lived in India. This is what I mean by Indian empire.There never was a "Indian Empire" that I know of but do tell me please? And even if such a delusion existed it means nothing. Over 5,000 years of Indus Basin history this region has been part of Persian, Greek, Kushan etc rule. In fact not too long ago it was part of the British Empire. Which reminds so were you.
Call it European or Aryan, it does not matter as long as I can get my message through.
We have ancient DNA from Corded Ware and Sintashta. So Yes, there is REAL DNA from ancient people who makes up the bulk of modern ancestry of Northern Europeans, and part of the ancestry of upper caste Hindus.
Lords and Khans are genetically identical to the people they rule. Not at all similar to Indian caste hierarchy.
Genetics, Aryas and language are three different things. There is no evidence of large scale invasion on India. It may be migrations.
The same steppe people who migrated to India also migrated to Eastern Europe.
Maybe migration then rule without the need to fight .....this is why the white skin become the high caste.....
I dont think white skin European comes form the steppe people, white skin with European looks is due to climate happening in Europe. Central Asian despite is also cold in climate but look more North Chinese/Japanese/Korean with white skin as well.
Your region has white skin people that Today is part of Muslim world. Pasthun region is not like India with better climate and fertile, so understandable if they want to migrate, same thing like when Campa from Kalimantan go to Vietnam with much fertile land while Java and Sumatra have already had strong kingdom
But this is not the case. Dalits are children of muslims with hindu women. When muslims invaded some area, they killed the men and took the women as slaves.
Rajputs were the ancestors of a tribe that once ruled European country,
What is factual? Is there anyone who has seen what happened even 1000 year back? Mahabharatha is a book written 5000 years ago. It has mention of the races and their approximate locations with respect to India. That is much more authentic than any other source
There is no evidence of large scale invasion on India.