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When the aryan and Indian cutltures blended what religion resulted?
well the aryan and the indian cultures belnded, as the result it might be vedic, buddhism,hinduism, or christianity
Beliefs from the Aryan culture blended with beliefs from other cultures in India and became?
Hinduism
How did the Dravidian and Aryan cultures blend during the Vedic Age?
During the Vedic Age, the Dravidian and Aryan cultures blended through interactions between migrating Aryan tribes and the indigenous Dravidian populations in the Indian subcontinent. This fusion led to the integration of languages, religious practices, and social structures, as the Aryans introduced the Vedic texts and rituals, while Dravidian traditions contributed to local customs and agricultural practices. The result was a complex cultural tapestry that laid the foundation for subsequent Indian civilization, including the emergence of diverse regional identities and the caste system. This blending also facilitated the evolution of early Hinduism, incorporating elements from both cultures.
Are German aryan and Indian aryan the same?
sure...... i guess
The 2 cultural hearths of South Asia are?
the aryan cultures
What did the Aryan's introduced to Indian civilizations?
Disease and guns
What are two indian scripting languages?
Indo-Aryan and Dravidian are the two Indian Scripting languages.
What best described the Aryan's when they migrated to the Indian subcontinent?
Fierce warriors
What effect did Aryan migration have on Indian culture?
Dey wur vary diferant
What theory of ancient Indian history has recently been disproved?
Aryan invasion theory
What is the definition of Aryan empire?
The term "Aryan empire" is often used to refer to the ancient Indo-Iranian peoples who migrated into the Indian subcontinent and Iran, establishing various kingdoms and cultures. However, it is essential to clarify that the concept of an "Aryan empire" can be misleading, as it is sometimes associated with outdated and discredited racial theories. In historical contexts, it may refer to the Vedic civilization in India or the early Iranian empires, but the notion is not universally accepted or defined in scholarly discourse.
What happened to the Aryan race after world war 2?
Read the attached link for your answer. Thank you.
