Indischer
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More than the theory, it is the intention behind the theory we should be wary of.
What was the intention here?
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More than the theory, it is the intention behind the theory we should be wary of.
What was the intention here?
You're the one that seems confused.
The distinction between invasion and peaceful cultural diffusion was largely irrelevant to the main point I was making.
Whether they went peacefully or not doesn't change the fact that they did in fact go. From now on I'll use the term "Indo-Aryan migration" instead of invasion if it makes you feel any better, but it doesn't change the fact that the genetic evidence indicates an invasion.
Let me guess:
White racism and a desperation to claim ancient cultures which seemingly 'don't belong' to us??
Let me guess:
White racism and a desperation to claim ancient cultures which seemingly 'don't belong' to us??
You're the one that seems confused.
The distinction between invasion and peaceful cultural diffusion was largely irrelevant to the main point I was making.
Whether they went peacefully or not doesn't change the fact that they did in fact go. From now on I'll use the term "Indo-Aryan migration" instead of invasion if it makes you feel any better, but it doesn't change the fact that the genetic evidence indicates an invasion.
Let me guess:
White racism and a desperation to claim ancient cultures which seemingly 'don't belong' to us??
Well, if you are talking about the out of India theory and it's proponents who were predominantly Hindu nationalist, let me tell you this theory had long been debunked by another set of Hindu nationalists themselves. Yes, we do had affinities with the Mittannis and the Kassaites, but it does not necessarily prove that they were aryanized by Indians.
This is not empirical evidence. This is amateur drivel. Turkey itself held a huge empire for 600 years. I could just as easily excuse their wealth for colonial gain as you could European colonialism for their wealth gain. Besides, Turkey isn't all that rich. Almost all of the Arab Gulf states are wealthier, and Turkey itself is poorer than literally every single Western European nation.
. Virtually all non-Western countries are poor, regardless as to whether they were or were not colonized.
Let me give you a hint: Ending all of your statements with this repetitive accusation only makes you look desperate, unassertive, and overly self-conscious. It does nothing to me or my character.
Most of these so-called superpowers rarely entered Europe, and when they did they were summarily kicked out.
It is indeed funny though, to notice how these "superpowers" pictured themselves (in the past) and how they clearly look when displayed through REAL pictures today. Have you seen pictures of the Ottoman Royal Family?
File:Ayşe-Gülnev-Osmanoğlu-Issue.jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The West always existed in the minds of Western peoples. Sharing a common ancestry, history, religion, and a common language group will do that to you.
Like I said, insignificant compared to what we have given to you.
I could mention everything that surrounds you right now but I won't as the list will take too long.
You wouldn't be living here if you didn't think we are so much greater than your people.
Which one of the many geniuses was he?
The convenience COMES from the influence. Why would English be so convenient as an international and world language, if not for it's dominance and influence in world culture?
It's true that you stick with your religion through thick and thin, but the fact that you are migrating en masse to our countries is proof enough that you're willing to engage in the self-destruct of a massive portion of your culture and history just to live the way we live.
Religion is the one exception for Muslims; everything else that does not directly contradict the Quran is fair play.
None of these were superpowers in the modern sense, and none of them exerted influence over Western Europe. FACT.
and those that DID exert influence on (what-were-at-the-time) irrelevant parts of Eastern and Southern Europe were overwhelmingly European in appearance.... I just find that quite interesting!
India will remain in "developing" stage, as she has for all of her history. That market of a billion is as impressive as the market of a billion sub-Saharan Africans. Wow, you can pop out a lot of kids.... impressive.
I agree, and yet this meant nothing, just like India's tiny and insignificant GDP would mean nothing if it was suddenly tripled tomorrow. European's who numbered in the thousands conquered a people numbering in the hundreds of millions. No matter what excuse you can create out of thin air to justify this ***-kicking, it will always look as stunning as the simple comparison of numbers I gave in the preceding sentence above.
@scorpionx Just an addition to the Mittanni evidence. It's believed that the ruling elite indeed somehow were Indo-Aryans with Indic roots, as the word for One-Aika, was used instead of Aiva(as used by Iranic Aryans) in a Mittanni manuscript.
I was going to say that he intends to cause divisions among Indians, you know India is a modern invention by the british and my standard rebuttal of 'who cares, the present is what matters argument' even though at this juncture in time, Indians have mixed together to the extent the theory hold no water at this point.
Except for historical discussions.
But it was kind enough of him to reveal his true motivations.
The Mittannis in the upper Euphrates and their names were certainly have acute similarities with early vedic people and the Iranians. For example Abiratta (Indian Abhiratha), Artassumara (Indian Ritasmara), Subandu (Indian Subandhu) proves that they had close ties with the early habitats with Indo-Aryans. But it is difficult to say who influenced whom.
The reference to Aika instead of Aiva is significant as it proves beyond doubt that the Iranic-Aryan number system had been bypassed for a Indic number system. The names of Iranic and Indic Aryan tribes were similar for a long time even after the Mittanni empire ended.
But how is this relevant to Mittanni?Genetic mapping around the world shows extremely high frequency of R1a around Kurdistan.
But how is this relevant to Mittanni?
Reaching to an absolute conclusion that too based on philological evidences carrying certain primitive words like the number system has been proved to be erratic. As the population moved in different directions from a supposed centralized location be it the Southern Russia or the Central Asian steppe, the words and phonetics are bound to change. And no possible answer can not be found based on these evidences.The reference to Aika instead of Aiva is significant as it proves beyond doubt that the Iranic-Aryan number system had been bypassed for a Indic number system. The names of Iranic and Indic Aryan tribes were similar for a long time even after the Mittanni empire ended.
Lots of self proclaimed Indologists floating around these days. By the way, this is perhaps 100th thread on a fake letter!!
Google genetics.