Indian tradition knows nothing whatever of the Aryans' inva… - Frederick Eden Pargiter

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Indian tradition knows nothing whatever of the Aryans' invasion of India through the north-west....All this copious tradition was falsely fabricated, and the truth has been absolutely lost, if the current theory is right; is that probable? If all this tradition is false, why, how, and in whose interests was it all fabricated.?

Frederick Eden Pargiter

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Frederick Eden Pargiter (1852 - 18 February 1927) was a British civil servant and Orientalist.

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The river constituted the boundary between the Panjab and the Ganges-Jumna basin.

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All ancient Indian belief and veneration were directed to the mid-Himalayan region, the only original sacred outside land, and it was thither that rishis and kings turned their steps in devotion, never to the northwest.

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