Ancient civilization
Ancient civilization
Indus Valley, which is the most peaceful in the world.
The ancient civilization of the Indus Valley is perhaps the most peaceful
civilization in the world. where no war has taken place for hundreds of
years. and no traces of any great ruler, king, or rich man have been found.
According to Andrew Robinson, author, and researcher of the
book on the Indus Valley. this is a mysterious civilization whose style
has not been studied to this day. This ancient civilization flourished between
1900 and 2600 BC, but there are no traces of artifacts, specimens, or weapons in
the area.
The Indus Valley Civilization was one million square
miles wide along the Indus. the Arabian Sea, and the Ganges, but its
main centers are in present-day Pakistan. in the form of Mohenjo-Daro and
Harappa. According to Robinson, all the specimens and specimens
discovered in the Indus Valley show that it was prosperous, highly developed. and the largest civilization in history.
According to Robinson, all the specimens and specimens
discovered in the Indus Valley show that it was a prosperous, highly developed, and the largest civilization in history.
It is believed that at that time 10% of the world's
population lived peacefully in this peaceful civilization and lived near
the abundant waters of the river. At present, more than a thousand specimens
related to the Indus Valley have been found in India and Pakistan.
Recently, relics have also been found in the industrial areas
of Sukkur under the name of Lakhan Jo Daro. Robinson says there is only one
image in all of the patterns that depict the war. but it tells the story of a
deity in which a goddess is seen with goat-like horns and a lion's torso.
Interestingly, horses were common in the area but they were not part of that
society.
Besides, no royal house, palace, or residence of the king has
been found. so far which proves that there was no central kingdom in the Indus
Valley. The former head of the British Museum in London also believes there are
no signs of fighting in the Great Mehran Valley.
Richard Meadow, head of the P Body Museum at Harvard. says no
society is made up of wars and conflicts. but only after understanding the
language of the Indus Valley can one decide whether it was a peaceful and
harmless society or whether there were wars. ۔
Used to be.
Mohenjo-Daro fell in 1900 BC, but a large number of laborers were needed to build its monuments. and it can be said that someone must have been their leader. However, since 1920, 100 attempts have been made to read the writings of the Indus Valley Civilization. which has not been very successful.
Roman Kingdom: -
Indus Valley Civilization is as yet a secret
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