Guest guest Posted December 14, 2008 Report Share Posted December 14, 2008 Sun, 14 Jan 2001 16:09:47 +0000 Indology <[log in to unmask]> Sender: Indology <[log in to unmask]> " Narayan R.Joshi " <[log in to unmask]> Ancient names of regions in Jambudveepa (1)Raveen(Jan1)said he had knowledge about Kamboja,Maurya,Murunda,Mlecha and Dravida from Prakrit versions of tribal groups in ancient ShriLanka but could not find reference to Kurus.My question to Raveen and to all-what is the difference between Kurus and Kambojas? (2)I did not have any intension to relate Karave to Kurus because I have no information about the castes or JAtis from Shri LankA. I was referring to the time period between 1000 BCE to 326 BCE.In the past 2500 years of known history many many changes might have happened in the names of castes and JAtis. (3)This is also true for the names of different geographical and political regions of India. Geographically India was Jambudveepa and Lanka, Ratnadveepa or Sinhalayo.To the best of my knowledge, in the known history of 2500 years of India , there never existed liguistic states before 1950.NOw I am talking about the situation before 326 BCE. Alexanders historians knew South India by the name Tabropane (TAmraparNI-river and port name) because Indian ships from the port of TAmraparNI near Madras were bigger in size than ships from Middle-east.However Indians were not calling South India by that name because names of kingdoms all over in the ancientr India were derived from dynasty names which in turn were derived from proper names of the celebrated kings. Ishwaku, Magadha,Kosal,Anga,Vanga,Kalinga, Cola, Cher, Pandya, Shibi, Sauvira, GAndhara,Kuru, Kamboja were all propers names of kings given to their kingdoms. In the same way the ancient name of some region ofthe present Karnatak was " Kuntala Desha " after the proper name of the king " Kuntala " .THere are exceptions to the rule. Also I do not say Kuntal and Kannada are related because I do not have information how the names had changed after 326 BCE. The modern languages is continuous dynamic linguistic process. I , single person, cannot study every detail of every part of India from 550 BCE to this day, Languages are changing even today.However pre-history of India to me looks very different when I find the Kerala king signing trade agreement with king Soloman(1000 BCE) in Sanskrit. Persian king Daurius called his mother tongue Arya BhA.sA. HIs order to build Suvez canal was in that language. One can rename Arya BhA.sA by different fabricated name in the way the old Periplus was suppressed and replaced by new Periplus of Erythrean seas.Fabricated labels is the trick. http://listserv.liv.ac.uk/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0101 & L=INDOLOGY & P=R7943 & D=1 & F=P & I=-3 & \ O=D Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 14, 2008 Report Share Posted December 14, 2008 Jambhooddwipa was not In dia , it was Eurasia and Antartica. India is HINDUSTAAN, and not Bhaaratavarsha but India is part of Bhaaratavarsha. Bhaaratavarsha is a geographical division and a Nation. Bhaaratavarsha extends from Persia (i.e.) modern Iran in the West to Vietnam in the East and from Kazakhstan in the North to Antartica in the South.An Istumas from Gangotri connects Antartica via Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean.According to one theory Humans originated from Lemuria and spread worldover and not from Africa.Lemuria is a large continant south of India which was physically connected to SouthIndia and Modern Sri Lanka.And Lemuria is called KUMARIKKANDAM in Sanskrit and Tamil which extended from Kanyakumari.And Lemuria at present is submerged under the Indian Ocean Modern Ayodhya is the ancient city of Ayodhya of Lord Raama mentioned in Raamaayana by Maharshi Vaalmiki.Saaketa is another name of Ayodhya and is on the banks of River Sarayu, a tributary of River Ganges.Dravidan like the word Aryan was originally never used to refer any Race but were both used only culturally.The word Draavida refers to any Brahmin of any of the five brahmin tribes of South India and not any Non-Brahmin.So the Dravidian is also an Aryan and Vedic.Indus Valley Civilization was a Vedic Civilization.The Aryan Invasion Theory is a myth.All these I have already explained with proof in this group. B.C.VENKATAKRISHNAN. website: www.vedascience.com Kishore patnaik <kishorepatnaik09 Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2008 2:04:11 PM ncient names of regions in Jambudveepa Sun, 14 Jan 2001 16:09:47 +0000Indology <[log in to unmask]>Sender: Indology <[log in to unmask]>"Narayan R.Joshi" <[log in to unmask]>Ancient names of regions in Jambudveepa(1)Raveen(Jan1) said he had knowledge aboutKamboja,Maurya, Murunda,Mlecha and Dravida from Prakrit versions oftribal groups in ancient ShriLanka but could not find reference toKurus.My question to Raveen and to all-what is the difference betweenKurus and Kambojas? (2)I did not have any intension to relate Karaveto Kurus because I have no information about the castes or JAtis fromShri LankA. I was referring to the time period between 1000 BCE to 326BCE.In the past 2500 years of known history many many changes mighthave happened in the names of castes and JAtis. (3)This is also truefor the names of different geographical and political regions ofIndia. Geographically India was Jambudveepa and Lanka, Ratnadveepa orSinhalayo.To the best of my knowledge, in the known history of 2500years of India , there never existed liguistic states before 1950.NOwI am talking about the situation before 326 BCE. Alexanders historiansknew South India by the name Tabropane (TAmraparNI- river and portname) because Indian ships from the port of TAmraparNI near Madraswere bigger in size than ships from Middle-east. However Indians werenot calling South India by that name because names of kingdoms allover in the ancientr India were derived from dynasty names which inturn were derived from proper names of the celebrated kings. Ishwaku,Magadha,Kosal, Anga,Vanga, Kalinga, Cola, Cher, Pandya, Shibi, Sauvira,GAndhara,Kuru, Kamboja were all propers names of kings given to theirkingdoms. In the same way the ancient name of some region ofthepresent Karnatak was "Kuntala Desha" after the proper name of the king"Kuntala".THere are exceptions to the rule. Also I do not say Kuntaland Kannada are related because I do not have information how thenames had changed after 326 BCE. The modern languages is continuousdynamic linguistic process. I , single person, cannot study everydetail of every part of India from 550 BCE to this day, Languages arechanging even today.However pre-history of India to me looks verydifferent when I find the Kerala king signing trade agreement withking Soloman(1000 BCE) in Sanskrit. Persian king Daurius called hismother tongue Arya BhA.sA. HIs order to build Suvez canal was in thatlanguage. One can rename Arya BhA.sA by different fabricated name inthe way the old Periplus was suppressed and replaced by new Periplusof Erythrean seas.Fabricated labels is the trick. http://listserv. liv.ac.uk/ cgi-bin/wa? A2=ind0101 & L=INDOLOGY & P=R7943 & D= 1 & F=P & I=- 3 & O=D Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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