Invasion by Pre-Dravidians :
There are so many theories about IVC. So here comes one more. Based on the observations I have made in my previous articles I’m proposing theory of ‘Pre-Dravidian Invasion’. This has a stronger case in the Vaidik age Indo-Aryan literature.
Most of the Vaidik literature talk about Aryans fight against a dark skinned people called Dasyus. The description of these people hardly suits to the urbanized people of IVC. So it’s very clear that these people can not be the ones who built IVC. But they can be the people who destroyed it.
Around 1700B.C Pre-Dravidian people of
Emergence of Dravidian people:
While pre-Dravidians were destroying their homeland, the IVC population started migrating to Southern regions. Ironically, moving to the homelands of their destroyers. And overtime they mingled and crossbred with local pre-Dravidian population, influencing and assimilating with local culture. Since it was no more a homogenous block, these people never had any distinct identity of themselves. It was probably during first or second century AD these people were classified as Dravidians by the Indo-Aryans who by this time settled in all of North-India. ‘Manusmriti’, written around this time, categorizes all Dravidians as ‘Shudras’. Though there were further divisions in the society after Aryan Brahmin missionaries started arriving between 4th to 7th centuries.
Aryans and pre-Dravidians:
After defeating and destroying IVC something around 1700BC, pre-Dravidians continued to live in north-west of
In this series of articles, I have proposed IVC population was light skinned Mediterranean race. This civilization was destroyed by the dark skinned pre-Dravidians(australoids) of
4 comments:
Your theory does not have any proof.Why would people inhabiting IVC settle in the land of their destroyers.
I keep disproving my own theories. They are only evloving theories.
But a theory has to have some reason.Why didn't the IVC people migrate west or north.
Indeed. You can find many such loose points there!
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