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The Indo-Aryans invaded northern India around 1500 BCE, bringing with them their Caucasian features, Sanskrit language, Hindu religion, and caste system. They transformed ancient Indian society and regarded the native Dravidians as inferior. Aryan society was tribal in nature and male-dominated, headed by chieftains. Hinduism and the Vedic texts they introduced, like the Upanishads and the epics Mahabharata and Ramayana, shaped Indian culture and promoted concepts like dharma, karma, and samsara.
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The Indus Valley Civilization began around 7000 BCE and reached its peak around 2500-1500 BCE, centered around the large cities of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro. These cities had populations of around 40,000 people and were carefully planned with grid-like streets and drainage systems. Around 1500 BCE, Aryan groups migrated into northern India, influencing the Harappan culture and religion. They established Vedic religion, with its hymns collected in the Rig Veda, and introduced the caste system. The Upanishads later expanded Vedic philosophy, introducing concepts like samsara, karma, and moksha.
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The Indus Valley Civilization began around 7000 BCE and reached its peak around 2500-1500 BCE, centered around the large cities of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro. These cities had populations of around 40,000 people and were carefully planned with grid-like streets and drainage systems. Around 1500 BCE, Aryan groups migrated into the region, influencing the Harappan culture and language. This led to the Vedic civilization, which established the foundations of Hinduism through sacred texts like the Vedas and Upanishads. The Aryans also developed the caste system and a patriarchal social structure.
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The Indus Valley Civilization began around 7000 BCE and reached its peak around 2500-1500 BCE, centered around the large cities of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro. These cities had populations of around 40,000 people and were carefully planned with grid-like streets and drainage systems. Around 1500 BCE, Aryan groups migrated into the region, influencing the Harappan culture and religion. They established Vedic religion, with its hymns collected in the Rig Veda and concepts of dharma, samsara, and karma. This helped develop the system of castes that stratified Indian society.
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South asia
- 1. SOUTH ASIA ANCIENT INDIA INDO-ARYAN- 1500 BCE INVADED INDIAN PENINSULA - CAUCASIAN WHITE PEOPLE - PROBABLY FROM CENTRAL ASIA - OCCUPIED NORTH OF VINDHYA RANGE AND WEST OF THE YAMUNA RIVER. - MOST FERTILE AREA , ENJOYED THE BOUNTIES OF NATURE.
- 2. ANIMISM – WORSHIP OF NATURE HINDU DIETIES 1. INDRA – GOD OF STORM • 2. AGNI – GOD OF FIRE • 3. KALI – GODDESS OF MOTHERHOOD • 4. GANESHA – GOD OF THE ELEPHANT • 5. LAKSMI – GODDESS OF GOOD LUCK • VASANTI – GODDESS OF MERRIMENT • ALL IN ALL, ABOUT 300 MILLION GODS
- 3. ARYA –MEANS “GREAT” OR “PURE” IN THE SANSKRIT LANGUAGE • - LINGUISTIC TERM , USED TO INDICATE GROUP OF PEOPLE OR RACE • SANSKRIT – A LANGUAGE BELONGING TO THE • INDO-EUROPEAN FAMILY OF LANGUAGE • - CLASSICAL LANGUAGE OF INDIAN LITERATURE • - HINDI AND BENGALI (MODERN LANGUAGE)
- 4. SINDHU – REFERING TO THE INDUS RIVER • HIGHLY SKILLED IN VARIOUS ARTS AND SCIENCES SEEN IN THEIR SUPERB BOAT BUILDING AND EXPERTISE IN METAL HANDICRAFTS. • SKILLED POTTERS, CARPENTERS, MASONS. SILVERSMITHS AND WEAVERS. • HARDY FARMERS AND HERDERS • VALIANT WARRIOR
- 5. TRANSFORMED THE PRIMITIVE INDIAN SOCIETY BY INTRODUCING: • A. VEDIC LITERATURE • B. SANSKRIT LANGUAGE • C. HINDU RELIGION • D. CASTE SYSTEM - THE ARYANS REGARDED THE DRAVIDIANS INFERIOR, FROM NORTH DRIVEN TO SOUTH - RACIAL STOCK PRESENTLY CONSTITUTE A LARGE GROUP IN SOUTH INDIA TODAY
- 6. ARYAN SOCIETY • A TRIBAL SOCIETY HEADED BY A CHEIFTAIN CALLED PANCHAYAT • THE MEMBER OF EACH TRIBE WERE BOUNDED TOGETHER BY STRONG FAMILY TIES • PRACTICED SYSTEM OF PATERNAL AUTHORITY • A CULTURE DOMINATED BY MALE • THEIR GOD’S ARE MOSTLY MALE AND WARRIOR
- 7. UPANISHAD • -DEVELOPED IN THE PERIOD BETWEEN 800 TO 600 B.C.E • -A COLLECTION OF VEDAS, WHICH WERE WRITING DESCRIBING THE CONCEPTS OF RIGHT AND WRONG, UNIVERSAL ORDER, AND HUMAN DESTINY. • - CONTAINED THE BASIC PERCEPTS OF HINDUISM, THE IDEA OF KARMA AND OTHER TEACHINGS LIKE BRAHMANISM
- 8. VEDA – A COLLECTION OF SACRED WRITINGS, THAT GAVE INFORMATION ON THE SOCIAL PRACTICES, RELIGIOUS BELIEFS, AND LEVEL OF CULTURE ATTAINED DURING THE INTERMINGLING OF THE ARYAN AND DRAVIDIAN CULTURES. THESE SACRED WRITING, CALLED VEDIC LITERATURE, WERE MADE UP OF FOUR BOOKS NAMELY:
- 9. 1. VEDAS • - A COLLECTION OF BOOKS ON BATTLE HYMNS, SACRED RITUALS, SAYINGS AND TALES. • - DESCRIPTION CONCERNING THE ARYAN WAY OF LIFE FROM 1500 B.C.E. UNTIL 500 B.C.E. • - THIS PERIOD CAME TO BE KNOWN AS THE VEDIC PERIOD • - TEACHINGS WHICH WERE PRIMARILY RELIGIOUS IN NATURE BASED ON HYMNS, POETRY AND TALES.
- 10. FOUR BOOKS WHICH MADE UP THE VEDAS • A. RIG VEDA – BOOK OF LYRICAL HYMNS IN PRAISE OF THE GODS. • B. ATHARVA VEDA – BOOK OF MAGICAL FORMULAS • C. SAMA VEDA – BOOK OF RELIGIOUS CHANTS • D. YAJUR VEDA – BOOK OF SACRIFICIAL PRAYERS
- 11. 2. BRAHMANAS – PROSE TEXTS CONTAINING OBSERVATIONS ON • RELIGIOUS RIGHTS AND SACRIFICES. • 3. ARANKAYAS – RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL IDEAS COMPOSED FOR THE HERMITS OF THE FOREST. • 4. UPANISHAD – ARE MORAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR FULLY UNDERSTANDING THE ESSENCE OF UNIVERSAL TRUTH.
- 12. MAHABHARATA AND RAMAYANA • - TWO GREATEST EPIC OF ANCIENT INDIA • - THESE SANSKRIT EPIC POEMS SPEAK OF ANCIENT INDIA’S LEGENDARY TALES. 1. MAHABHARATA – LONGEST EPIC POEM IN WORLD LITERATURE. - TELLS THE STORY OF THE HEROIC STRUGGLES OF THE FIVE PANDAVA BROTHERS TO RECOVER THEIR FATHER’S THRONE AGAINST THEIR WICKED COUSINS.
- 13. BHAGAVAD GITA – (LORD’S SONG) WORLD’S LOFTIEST PHILOSOPHICAL POEM • 2.RAMAYANA – THE STORY OF THE STRUGGLES OF A PRINCE NAMED RAMA BELIEVED TO BE AN INCARNATION OF THE HINDU GOD VISHNU • HINDUISM FLOURISHED AND SET THE WAY OF LIFE IN THE INDIAN CONTINENT. IT IS RELATED TO CASTE SYSTEM
- 14. CASTE SYSTEM • - THE SOCIAL DISTINCTIONS WHICH FORMED PART OF THE INDIAN SOCIETY’S CUSTOMARY LAWS. • - THE BRAINCHILD OF HINDUISM • UNTOUCHABLES – THOSE WHO DID NOT BELONG TO ANY CASTE (OUTCASTS) • - THEY LIVE MISERABLY IN THEIR OWN SECTION OF VILLAGE OR CITY
- 15. HINDUISM • - OLDEST RELIGION IN ASIA • - BRAHMA – THE CHIEF GOD “WORLD SOUL” • “MAN CAN ATTAIN TRUE HAPPINESS IF HIS SOUL MERGES WITH THAT OF BRAHMA” • REINCARNATION –IS THE TRANSMIGRATION OF SOUL • NIRVANA – THE STATE OF HAPPINESS ( NO ONE CAN ATTAIN HAPPINESS UNLESS A MAN UNITES HIS SOUL WITH BRAHMA
- 16. According to reincarnation • “ THE SOUL OF A GOOD MAN IS REBORN IN A PERSON OF HIGHER STATUS, WHILE AN EVIL PERSON IS REBORN IN A LOWER CREATURE, LIKE A DOG, PIG, OR A TIGER. AFTER THE CYCLE OF BIRTH AND DEATHS, THE SOUL OF A GOOD MAN IS FINALLY REWARDED BY MERGING WITH THAT OF BRAHMA.”
- 17. FAMOUS TRINITY OF HINDU GODS BRAHMA – THE CREATOR VISHNU – THE PRESERVER SIVA – THE DESTROYER THE HINDU BELIEVED THAT THESE GODS SYMBOLIZED THE THREE STAGES OF LIFE WHICH ARE CREATION, PRESERVATION AND DEATH.