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Also, the other big problem with "Aryan Invasion Theory" is that it directly conflicts with a very famous Indian scripture: Ramayana. In the story, which takes
by shripadk 10y ago
Also, the other big problem with "Aryan Invasion Theory" is that it directly conflicts with a very famous Indian scripture: Ramayana. In the story, which takes place in the Treta Yuga (many hundreds of thousands of years before the supposed "Aryan invasion" took place), the Demon King Ravana of Lanka (modern day Sri Lanka) was killed by Lord Rama (of Ayodhya). Ravana is extolled in the Ramayana as a great worshipper of Lord Shiva and a great Brahmin Vedic scholar who was thorough in all the 4 Vedas. How is this even possible? Aryan Invasion had not taken place during the Ramayana. How is it that Ravana, who was a King of the supposed "Dravidian" Lanka, be a Brahmin Vedic scholar who worshipped Shiva? Why doesn't Ramayana mention that Lanka was a "Dravidian Kingdom" and was invaded by "Aryan Ram"? It's not a small detail that can be missed right?