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LAP Lambert Academic Publishing The Nagas, Neanderthals, Shudras, Dravidians and Serpent People: South Indian Peninsular Neanderthals

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The Aryan tribes inhabiting Europe around the Caspian sea invaded the Indus valley and had a fight with the Asuras of the Indus valley. The Aryan tribes were called the Devas and were led by their leader Vishnu and Indra. The Indus valley Asuric tribes were headed by the Asuras Varuna and Mitra. The destruction of the dam build by the Asuras over the Indus flooded the Indus valley killing the population of the great civilization. The king of the Indus valley Dravidians Varuna and Mitra were defeated and became subjugate rulers under the kings of the Aryans– Vishnu and Indra. The population of the Indus valley migrated to South and Central India and they became a subjugate race. The Indus valley population became the subjugate lower caste of Shudras, Asuras or Nagas. The Shudras who migrated to Central India lived in the forest of Khandava. The homo sapien hybrid Aryans who ruled over the Indus valley as the upper caste in North India carried a second genocide on the Indus valley Shudras or Nagas who migrated to forest region of Khandava by setting it on fire and forcing them to settle in South India, Kerala. They are the peninsular Neanderthals Shudras Nagas or serpent people.

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Brand: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
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ASIN: 6206167186
Category: Books > Subjects > Science, Nature & Maths
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Release Date: 29 May 2023
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