When did the aryans take over the indus river valley?

Answer 1

The Aryans are an Indian indigenous group that began to separate from the ancestral South Indian population around 40,000 BCE. They moved north. They never invaded India, but large numbers of them did invade Persia, Bactria, Minoa and mainland Europe in very ancient times.

Answer

The aryans never invaded India, its a myth created by the british during its occupation of India. both Indians and iranians were commonly known as aryans; the word "aryan" itself has nothing to do with a "race" but were given to those who were "noble", in the Indian context it meant those well versed in the vedic texts. Its a pity that that baseless theory of aryan invasion is still accepted as a "truth". Max mueller, a linguistic "expert" who was one of the first to have put forward that theory, retracted in his later years, but strangely enough, his later quotes are not often cited.

Answer 2

According to Jain histories, the founder of Jainism, Rishabha Adhinath, arrived in north India and established a dynasty at Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh, India, more than ten thousand years ago. He invented Indus script. Since the Indus Valley civilization ended around 1700 BC as a result of floods and drought, the Aryans (who are Rishabha's descendants) must have arrived in the Indus Valley between 8000 BC and 1700 BC.

Answer 3

The Aryans invaded Dasyu territory in northwest India and Pakistan, and destroyed their stone forts.

Answer 4

The Aryans never invaded India. They were an indigenous Indian group that separated from the ancestral South Indian population around 40,000 BC, and moved north.

Answer 5

Because the Aryans invaded and took over or the Indus just left.. its a mystery why the Indus population declined or disappear.

Answer 6

because their dope

Answer 7

~1500 b.c