Word "Aryan" is priced becoz of its Indic(Hindu)

Varma- If your goal is to start a flame war, go somewhere else.  If you are indeed interested in discussing origins, first do as Maziar suggests and research previous posts. Also, you might readjust attitude towards non Hindu, we try to show each other a certain degree of mutual respect.    

Hey I am sorry for that if it hurt...sorry
  
       It will be very helpfull if the so called person who claimed that Iranians influenced as far as Korea, Japan, Veitnam...please provide me link a credible link that is accepted by scholars

Originally posted by red clay Varma- If your goal is to start a flame war, go somewhere else.  If you are indeed interested in discussing origins, first do as Maziar suggests and research previous posts. Also, you might readjust attitude towards non Hindu, we try to show each other a certain degree of mutual respect.

And what i read from your above post confirms my accurasy about your contentiousness. (sorry to say that)

The word Aryan is priced becouse of it hindu(indic)?????

         Rig Veda and Avesta are not to be compared becoz of their different time frames of their composition.
         Avesta mentions where the Iranians came from but Rig Veda doesnt mention any, and more importantly it relates to the geographical areas of India as their original home...
        And it is a fact that Rig Veda is the oldest of Composition bewtween the Avesta and Rig Veda..
        Well the Aryanem vaeja could be anywhere. On what basis have u placed the Aryanem Vaeja in the south of the Aral Sea...Does the Avesta gives the description of the geography of the aryanem Vaeja....
         Iranians came from somewhere else, now that is true by your own citation of the Avesta.  But the second part of your assertion that another branch further migrated into India and mixed with Dravidians is worng becoz their is no proof of such migration anywhere in the Vedas.
       This is pure specualtion that the word Aryan has survived in India as pure philosophical and spiritual terms. It from the very begining in Indian concious didnt refer an particualr race or people. "Arya" means noble and nothing from the vry begining.
       Various scholars have various opinions about the locationof Aryanem Vaejo, the central asian Republics, Afhanisthan, and Kashmir...
        Among the three of the options to myknowledge Kashir had very rich 5000 year old culture and civilization and it was an ancient seat of vedic learning which is far more superior than the those that can be found in Central asia or Afghanistan.
       Can kashmir be a possible place......
      
    
        

varma, It seems like you only know what you want to know and you've made up your mind about it.

Edited by Iranduxt - 29-Jun-2006 at 07:24

    No I havent made up my mind I'll try to provide various evidences regarding the existence of Indian rulers and their influence to the west of India aropund the areas of Iran, Syria etc....
     Vedam, u have to conclude from the information in the Avesta that Aryans were originallyfrom "Aryanam Vaejo". That really confirms the bit that Aryan were one who settled in Iran...Regarding where they come from ......Debate with the facts the best possible thing and I dont think the best possibl;e and viable thing lies in the central asian mountains and afghanisthan if u dont consider the aryan to be nomads( and nomads are not given the title of Noble)...

The presence of Indian descdents in and aroud Syria ::
           Does anybody know about Mittanis. The Mittani kings names are  just not linguistic similarities becoz Tushrattha(Dasaratha) is the name of the father of the legendary indian Hero Rama.
           This is the exact name so their doesnt arise any doubt that it is just linguistic similarity, and moreover this is possible only when they are decendants of Indinas that they would like to honour their ancestory by naming their children

Extract from Wikki

           

Some theonyms, proper names and other terminology of the Mitanni exhibit an Indo-Aryan superstrate, suggesting that an Indo-Aryan elite imposed itself over the Hurrian population in the course of the Indo-Aryan expansion. In a treaty between the Hittites and the Mitanni, the deities Mitra, Varuna, Indra, and Nasatya (Ashvins) are invoked. Kikkuli's horse training text includes technical terms such as aika (eka, one), tera (tri, three), panza (pancha, five), satta (sapta, seven), na (nava, nine), vartana (vartana, round). Another text has babru (babhru, brown), parita (palita, grey), and pinkara (pingala, red). Their chief festival was the celebration of the solstice (vishuva) which was common in most cultures in the ancient world. The Mitanni warriors were called marya, the term for warrior in Sanskrit as well.

Sanskritic interpretations of Mitanni royal names render Shuttarna as Sutarna ("good sun"), Baratarna as Paratarna ("great sun"), Parsatatar as Parashukshatra ("ruler with axe"), Saustatar as Saukshatra ("son of Sukshatra, the good ruler"), Artatama as "most righteous", Tushratta as Dasharatha ("having ten chariots"?), and, finally, Mattivaza as Mativaja ("whose wealth is prayer"). Some scholars believe that not only the kings had Indo-Aryan names; a large number of other names resembling Sanskrit have been unearthed in records from the area.

It has been widely conjectured that this original Mitanni aristocracy who bore Indo-Aryan names, had emigrated from the north and imposed themselves upon the indigenous Hurrians of Syria who were not Indo-Aryan, although historical clues are scarce.
   I'll give more info in the due course and if anybody would like to rubbish it plez ur welcome with valid points

Originally posted by Iranduxt vedem, my nick name Irandoxt is an iranian name meaning daughter of Iran. I'm not a he.

Originally posted by Iranduxt yeh, but I've misspelt it, instead of O I wrote U, I been wanting to correct it but didn't know how.

I think if you ask one of the Administrators nicely they might help you with that.