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Genghis Khan is considered a Chinese emperor and his dynasty is called the Yuan Dynasty in Chinese history. His war making resources were ALL Chinese.
As to TIBET....the world knows and acknowledges that before 1950 Tibet was an INDEPENDENT Buddhist kingdom. Are you really going to sit here and refuse to admit facts ?
Actually you are wrong. The chinese considered themselves as the center of the world (middle kingdome) but were never inward looking. They had the pacific ocean to once side, gobi desert on the other side, Himalaya's below, so the only attack on them could have come from the north i.e Mongolia and that is what happened. This exposure forced them to be outward looking. The Mongols later took their vision outside the gobi and toward europe and asia minor.
India is and was always an fortress. It has the Mighty Himalayas on the top and both sides, and Ocean below and both sides. There were no reason for Indians to look outside as outsiders never came into India. Indians never left India as the land was plentyful, the trees were fruit bearing, meat was plenty, medicinal plants were plenty, water bodies were plenty. In short it was eden.
Its only in the last 1000 years that outsiders started coming into India forcing us to look outside. But Hinduism evolved in such a time and it devised a philosophy of purva paksa or looking at the other to understand their point of view. This made Indians far more tolerant and respectful to other cultures and religions. This philosophy was also protect by mighty kingdomes and armies who were well equipped with superior metal weapons and animals of war.
Chinese people made a lot of inventions like compass, gun powder, paper and printing press. But tea won't be one of them as its a plant.
The Turks and Arabs neglected the sea. Big mistake.
I'm especially proud of Spain. After all those centuries of Arab rule, Spain kept its culture and now Spanish is an international language, while Arabic is a geographic one.
Please enlighten me as to what they are?
Actually you are wrong. The chinese considered themselves as the center of the world (middle kingdome) but were never inward looking. They had the pacific ocean to once side, gobi desert on the other side, Himalaya's below, so the only attack on them could have come from the north i.e Mongolia and that is what happened. This exposure forced them to be outward looking. The Mongols later took their vision outside the gobi and toward europe and asia minor.
India is and was always an fortress. It has the Mighty Himalayas on the top and both sides, and Ocean below and both sides. There were no reason for Indians to look outside as outsiders never came into India. Indians never left India as the land was plentyful, the trees were fruit bearing, meat was plenty, medicinal plants were plenty, water bodies were plenty. In short it was eden.
Its only in the last 1000 years that outsiders started coming into India forcing us to look outside. But Hinduism evolved in such a time and it devised a philosophy of purva paksa or looking at the other to understand their point of view. This made Indians far more tolerant and respectful to other cultures and religions. This philosophy was also protect by mighty kingdomes and armies who were well equipped with superior metal weapons and animals of war.
Proto-Indo-Iranian religion means the religion of the Indo-Iranian peoples prior to the earliest Vedic (Indo-Aryan) and Zoroastrian (Iranian) scriptures. These share a common inheritance of concepts including the universal force *rta (Vedic rta, Avestan asha), the sacred plant and drink *sauma (Vedic Soma, Avestan Haoma) and gods of social order such as *mitra (Vedic Mitra, Avestan and Old Persian Mithra, Miϑra), *bhaga (Vedic Bhaga, Avestan and Old Persian Baga). Proto-Indo-Iranian religion is an archaic offshoot of Indo-European religion.
Indo-Iranian languages include three subgroups: first Indo-Aryan languages (including the Dardic languages); second Iranian languages (east and west) and third Nuristani languages. From these various and dispersed cultures a set of common ideas may be reconstructed from which a common, unattested proto-Indo-Iranian source may be deduced. The Proto-Indo-Iranian religions influenced Zoroastrianism and the Vedic Religions. The Vedic religions influenced, shaped and evolved more into Hinduism, eventually leading to Buddhism.
Actually you are wrong. The chinese considered themselves as the center of the world (middle kingdome) but were never inward looking. They had the pacific ocean to once side, gobi desert on the other side, Himalaya's below, so the only attack on them could have come from the north i.e Mongolia and that is what happened. This exposure forced them to be outward looking. The Mongols later took their vision outside the gobi and toward europe and asia minor.
India is and was always an fortress. It has the Mighty Himalayas on the top and both sides, and Ocean below and both sides. There were no reason for Indians to look outside as outsiders never came into India. Indians never left India as the land was plentyful, the trees were fruit bearing, meat was plenty, medicinal plants were plenty, water bodies were plenty. In short it was eden.
Its only in the last 1000 years that outsiders started coming into India forcing us to look outside. But Hinduism evolved in such a time and it devised a philosophy of purva paksa or looking at the other to understand their point of view. This made Indians far more tolerant and respectful to other cultures and religions. This philosophy was also protect by mighty kingdomes and armies who were well equipped with superior metal weapons and animals of war.
I have no idea. Ask your fellow 'North Hindu'.
What is your view on Indians? - Stormfront
Apparently it's a term used by Indians to separate themselves from the darker-skinned Australoid southerners, as well as to claim some sort of descent from the Europoid Indo-Aryan invaders. We get these gooks about every 2-3 days. 'Please accept me as White' or 'We are your Aryan brothers' are common statements.
They just can't take no for an answer.
Hey identity stealer, Aryan is a Sanskrit word for upper caste Indians. Has no genetic relation. whites are not aryan they've just stolen that word and one day you will call yourself Chinese all while denying them their identity.
one day you will call yourself Chinese all while denying them their identity.
funny Chinese trying to steal Indian inventions of 0 and Chess...
History of chess - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I mean at least try to make one thing on your own. always trying to copy or steal other inventions.
Wow, it seems like you people don't even know your own history (probably because we created it for you).
Sanskrit itself is a..... you guessed it! An Indo-ARYAN language.
The Indo-Aryan people were a branching off of the Proto-Indo-European people (known as PIE) that arrived in modern-India at around 1500 BC. They were the creators of a huge majority of your culture, religion, traditions, and even your caste system.
These people were from the Pontic-Caspian Steppe in modern-day Ukraine/Southern Russia. Everything from the archaeology, to the linguistic evidence, to ancient DNA sequencing, to comparing of haplogroups, and the overall consensus of the field of archaeogenetics, prove this to be true.
You want to refute it? Go ahead... I've already had two Indians blow me off.... because of course it was.... "too easy to do".
We all know the history. There is no point in even attempting it.
Hey buddy, your people are not smart enough to play the divide and conquer routine, even on such a simple forum like this.
Everyone knows the Chinese built their culture without foreign intervention (unless you count the Mongols as foreign), while everyone from Central India to the Anatolian peninsula is largely the product of a foreign people (in some areas until 600 AD).
PS: Isn't it interesting that the Buddha had "deep blue eyes"....
Physical characteristics of the Buddha - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia