
Originally Posted by
Randarkmaan
I think to the northwest, in the Eurasian steppe, the theory which I have heard about the origin of the Indo-European languages (Proto Indo-European) which I think sounds most likely places them in the Eurasian steppe, away from oceans or large bodies of sea, something the early language had no words for, and also away from forests, which they had no word for either.
Well, anyway the chaps I call "Aryans" are the ones who destroyed the Indus valley civilization, and I also doubt they were blond blue-eyed people seeing as the caste system made mxing pretty difficult (The Aryans settled in the country and made placed themselves in the highest castes). Though it might not have been right to call only them "aryans" because even though it is from Sanskrit it undoubtedly comes from a root word in Proto Indo-European and it doesen't seem unlikely for a people to refer to themselves as a "noble breed" especially if they conquer and govern many other "infidels or non-believers". Alternatively you could just call these Aryans the "Vedic people" or something like that, as they spoke "Vedic Sanskrit".
minor correction: "Deutschland", no offence intended.
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