Indus and Vedic civilization

Indus and Vedic civilization

There should be differences between the cultures of Harappa and Aryans. Actually there are some points of equality, but they are not of any importance. Mainly due to geographical location, economic activity and religious practices after both cultures, points of contrasts are high. The fact is that the fact is that the Aryans made life alive with the plasticity of the brain; Whereas, Indus looks like a lifestyle-oriented puppet show.

The plasticity of Aryan brain was shown in the language and the way in which he adapted the agriculture and resolved the life. The Indus Valley seals show that the pictures are stagnant, whereas, the Aryan language in Rig Veda increases at the level of the language. The success with which the Aryan writings were written, Aryan reveals the brain's ability to understand the multi-dimension of human life. And the language that demonstrates tremendous potential in its vocabulary, tells that the community is full of potential. On the other hand, only about 400 characters were repeated only for a few times.

The second expression of Arya civilization, i.e., the ability to change and adapt its potential, has given continuity to Indian civilization despite the absence of powerful empires. On the other hand, the Indus Valley people reached a blind street and never learned anything from other civilizations like Sumerian. The ability to adapt or respond to challenges is a symbol of any young civilization. The Indus Civilization 2000 BC reached its sensibilities. While the Aryan civilization was full of creative mobility.

Archeology Harappa is the only source of our knowledge of civilization, but information related to Vedic Aryans relies entirely on literary texts, which were entrusted by oral tradition. It is clear from physical remains that Harappan civilization was in some cases superior to Aryans. In particular, it was a highly developed type of city civilization, while the city life was unfamiliar with the Aryans. The superiority of the Aryans was in the military sector. In which the use of light horse chariots plays a major part, or literary emission.

Harappa was a peaceful city-dweller and a good planner, as is clear by grid pattern towns, extensive drainage system, street lights, craft burn brick house, fortifications, granaries, baths and wells. The early Aryans were not the creators of the city. Methods of their lives, as nominated-clergymen, they gained dominance from the war like stock reproduction (they practiced a little agriculture) and migration. City buildings etc. Later in the form of large-scale socio-economic activities, later it has been mentioned in Vedic texts, epics and mythologies.

Harappa culture is situated in the Indus Valley and Western India and its urbanization is based on a chocolate system and absence of iron. Later, the Vedic society is concentrated on the Ganga Valley, from which the Harappan culture is largely absent, for this the gradual urbanization of iron technology, the wide horse of the horse and the expansion and intensity of the agriculture. (Iron, horse and plow is almost absent - some evidence later in Harappa sites).

In the east, the expansion of the Harappan system and emerging as far as the 'colonization' was not in Alamgirpur (UP) and neighboring areas, nor was it a 'political extension', but it was an extension in terms of permeabilities; The social- During economic and socio-cultural systems, Aryans moved forward towards the eastern region - the doab of Ganga and Jamuna - with their horse chariots and effective weapons There was no doubt and they were "colonization" or "political extension" though all Aryan culture needed contact and expansion in a violent way.

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