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In the shruti texts, its a bali. Now how many kings actually performed the bali, i do not know.

There is no horse problem. The problem is the racist whites assuming that Aryans were a nomadic, horse-based culture, when there is absolutely no proof of that and plenty of proof of the opposite : cows are mentioned far more often in the rig veda than the horse and ashwamedha sacrifice does not...

i meant i am not familiar with the term "moolnivasi". UC having higher foreign DNA input doesn't make UC foreigners. Rather, its the SAME reason why Chinese nobility had higher % of Steppe DNA than the masses, Iranian nobility(for last 1000+ years) has more turkic DNA than the masses, upper...

moolnivasi ?!?

Stop posting fake forgeries of chaddis. Everyone knows that these things come from Norway and Denmark, where the chad Aryans actually come from. Isn't it enough that they were moved halfway between Norway and India, ie Ukraine, to satisfy you veggie-heads ? I mean whats next ? You will be...

The whole ' IVC was dravidian and Brahui represents the remnant of the Dravidian language in the area' idea is dealt a fatal blow by the simple fact that Brahui language has loanwords from Baloch language & middle farsi, which did not exist till 1400 years ago. If Brahui is the remnant of the...

There are three types who reject IVC= Vedic 1. White supremacists (latent or overt) : To them, the whole notion of 'we wuz cavemen at borders of Europe, then cavemen came to Europe+India+Iran and gradually settled down and became civilised' is a way to keep their 'we are the true/original...

I think IVC will eventually turn out to be the homeland of ALL IE languages and the homeland of PIE. I think so, because IVC archeology reflects the Vedas in one very crucial aspect. The Rig Ved considers a section of Aryavarta, known as Brahmavarta, as the ' nucleus' of the Aryans. The manu...

Step by step they will be forced to admit the facts: Indus valley civilisation *IS* PIE. We already have several examples of OOI in historical times, most prominent ones being the gypsies.

IMO, these may've been rigvedic tribes, these are the names given to the foreigners who returned to India much later, after the R1 haplotype arose or after admixture with the west asian J haplotypes, introducing the steppe DNA in the 100s BCE-600s CE period.

We are all true inheritors of SSVC - the north simply has more admixture through the historic times mixing ( Shaka, Parthava, Tukhara, Yeopthal, Turushka, etc. migrations from 100s BCE-600s CE period)

FYI, pandu rajar dhipi ( not dhibi) means 'Raja Pandu's mound'