1/13 ๐งต"Max Muller's insight on Aryan Invasion validated! Join me as I dissect his perspective in this thread. Let's delve in!" (I will bring an entire series on it, its d first installment) share if possible @indixonline @detective11234 @maa_bhaishiiH @Gaiseric_II @Sanjay_Dixit @ProfVemsani @ShreeHistory @MumukshuSavitri @chronicle_watch @neha2180 @SagasofBharat @StringReveals
2/13 Friedrich Max Muller propagated the term 'Aryan Invasion' vigorously, leading some to echo and leaving behind his dogs to bark AIT AIT"
3/13 So just because AIT was peddled by Him, that doesn't make the theory itself doubtable, right? So let's dive into the mind of Max Muller.
4/13 Edwin Bryant in his work "The Quest For The Origins of Vedic Culture" records a particular statement of Max Muller which is..
5/13 Max Muller implied that veda is the root of their (Hindu) religion, and to show them what that root is, is the way of uprooting their 3000 year old cultural heritage.
6/13 In Life and letter of F. Max Muller, we find a letter that he wrote to Duke of Argyll in 1868 and what to we find here...
7/13 he wrote "India has been conquered once, but India Must be conquered again, and that second conquest should be the conquest by education"
8/13 He further wrote "the ancient religion of India is doomed and if "CHRISTIANITY" does not step in, whose fault will it be?"
9/13 Now you have looked into his mind, tell me what do you think was Muller's aim? He established AIT and peddled that vedas came along with aryans in 1200-1500 BCE. what was his purpose behind that? think?
10/13 But as we all know that "satyamev jayate", in his later years he perhaps had a realisation....
In Physical Religion we find another letter of Muller, and here he said that no power on earth can determine whether veda were composed in 1000/1500/3000 BC
In Physical Religion we find another letter of Muller, and here he said that no power on earth can determine whether veda were composed in 1000/1500/3000 BC
11/13 In "Indo-Aryan Controversy" by Edwin Bryant we find another statement of muller, where he can be seen admitting that he had assigned HYPOTHETICAL dates to vedic literature.
12/13 In "Biographies of words & The Home of The Aryas" muller said that by aryans he didn't mean people or race of flesh and blood but only people who spoke aryan languages.
13/13 The funny part? Some just bark "AIT AIT" without checking credentials! Muller, a philology student, couldn't speak Sanskrit. Yet, folks buy into his hypothetical claims! How wild is that? More threads on Brits coming soon
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