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True History of Pakistan
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Pakistan is based on the North American element of South Asia. It's bordered by China in the North, Afghanistan in the North-West, Iran in South-West, Arabian Ocean and Indian Ocean in the South and India in the East. Pakistan, as evident, is situated at the crossroads of South Asia, Key Asia, and the Middle East making it a simple relating level between Key Asia and South Asia.
There were significant immigration actions, in the areas today constituting Pakistan since pre-historic times. The folks of Pakistan are descendants of different racial groups and sub-racial stocks, who entered the subcontinent in the last 5000 decades, mainly from central and american Asia from time to time. Yet unlike the favorite misunderstanding, it always maintained their personality and personality split up from their neighbor India who stated that Pakistan was an integral part of Aakhand Bharat (Undivided India) on the basis of history. Thus their partition from India is totally unjustified. But tens of thousands of decades of history of the sub-continent tells an alternative story. It shows people that the areas called Pakistan nowadays had regularly kept as an individual, compact and another geographical and political entity since historical times.
Few persons would be aware of the real history of Pakistan however; few might realize that the oldest rock instrument on earth, dating back again to 2.2 million decades was found at Rabat, about fifteen miles far from Rawalpindi and the largest hand Guitar was found in the Soan Valley. And to prime everything, the site of the very first settled life on the planet dating back again to the 8th millennium BC has been available at Mehergarh in the Sibi districts of Balochistan. Although Pakistan, as an independent state dates only from September 14th, 1947 and the state itself can trace their origins just to a couple ages before, the areas of Pakistan are heir to one of the wealthiest and the earliest civilizations and settlements of the world.
Indus Valley Society
The Indus Area Civilization or the Harappan Civilizationi is one of the very most intriguing and the oldest civilizations actually known. It flourished between 3000 and 1500 BC by the banks of Lake Indus or Sind in Pakistan. This civilization existed along the Indus Stream in current day Pakistan with its main stores at Mohenjodaro in Sind, Harappa in the Punjab, Kej in the Baluch place and Judeiro Daro in the Pathan region. It's usually believed that the inhabitants of Indus Area Civilization were Dravidians who came to sub-continent from western Mediterranean. pak24tv
This civilization reached their climax about both metropolitan centers of Mohenjodaro and Harappa. These cities are well-known for their remarkable, arranged and standard layout. These were the stores of arts and crafts. Based on Steve Marshal, the Harappan everyone was literate and used the Dravidian language ii that will be one of many world's first known languages. Their main occupation was agriculture and trade. The society is significant for its strong central government, sense for art and architecture and home planning.
Flood is regarded as being the destroyer of this lifestyle due to which agriculture got disrupted and industry routes affected which led most the people to migrate to other fertile lands. Those who were put aside dropped prey to the Aryan invasion. The society survived for fifteen hundred years.
Arrival of the Aryans
In about 1700 BC, Indus Valley persons found the arrival of new horse-riding nomads from Central Asia ultimately causing the final decrease of these prosperous and innovative Indus Civilization. The Aryans came in at the very least two important waves in Pakistan. The very first wave came about 2000 BC and the next wave came at least six centuries later. It had been after the 2nd trend of Aryans intrusion which they became dominant and their language spread over the entire size and breadth of the region. They joined through the Swat Pit from the northwest pile passes and forced the area persons or the Dravidians (the folks of Indus Civilization) southwards or towards the woodlands and mountains in north. They resolved first in Punjab and Indus Area and then spread eastward and southward. Unlike Indus people Aryans were uncivilized race. Their religious texts and individual stays claim that the Aryans were severe in their invasions. They killed the people and burnt their cities. The same view was opined by Stuart Piggot in his book Pre-historic India:
"The Aryan advent was in fact the birth of barbarians into a spot currently extremely arranged in to an empire centered on a lengthy established custom of literate urban lifestyle ".
Besides being durable practitioners Aryans were also experienced farmers and craftsmen. These were the worshippers of character and their religious publications were called Vedas. Aryans were tall, well-built and; had appealing features and good appearance while the people of Indus Pit were dark, smooth nosed and of short stature. The Indus persons published to the superior Aryans and became their slaves. This fact later became the foundation of Caste program so as of superiority such as for example Brahmans (priest) Kashatryas (warriors) and Vaisyas (business community and commoners). The Dravidians were put into fourth and termed as Sudras (slaves).
Persian Empire
In the 6th century BC, Darius invaded Pakistan and made the Indus plain and Gandhara part of his Persian Empire of the Achaemenid, together with his capital at Persepolis in Iran. It absolutely was from then onwards that the town of Taxila started to cultivate and the location found the rise of another great society named the Gandhara Society protecting most of the northern Pakistan with capitals at equally Pushkalavati (Charsadda) and Takshka-sila (Taxila).
Included in the Persian Empire, the region yet again rose to zenith. Trade with Iran and the west resumed yet again, economy flourished, tools and different things of day-to-day use were produced. Charsadda and Taxila became the stores of activity. Among the best universities of the ancient world was created at Taxila. It was only at that university that Chandra Gupta Maurya got his knowledge, who later created the Maurya Empire in South Asia. This affluent Achaemenian Empire that extended from Pakistan to Greece and Egypt, nevertheless, collapsed underneath the assault of Alexander of Macedonia.
Alexander's Intrusion
Alexander entered Pakistan from the upper course at Swat and conquered the Gandharan area between 327 and 325 BC. He reached Taxila first. The Raja of Taxila understanding Alexander's great army's status gave him a delightful in place of resistance. Alexander slept at Taxila for some time then came across Raja Porus who had been the ruler of the territories east of Jehlum. Then gone as much as Water Beas from wherever his military declined to get further, therefore then came down through the whole amount of Pakistan, crossed the Centre Lake near Karachi and departed for home desperate on the way. Alexander's intrusion produced Greek knowledge and research to Taxila.
Up until here it's notable that all through each settlements and invasions might that be of the Indus Area Civilization, Aryans or throughout the fifty per cent of a millennium period after Aryan's migrations and during the Persian Empire, Pakistan generally stood as a different entity from India and the period covered by these settlements is all about 2200 years.
Mauryan Empire
Alexander's premature decline at Babylon in 323 B.C triggered the breakup of his vast empire in to two components (The Byzantine Empire and Bacterian Greeks). The control of this area thus fell to the fingers of native dynasties and tribes. Chandragupta Maurya was the founder of Maurya Empire who marched in to the Gangetic plains, conquered the Nanda Kings and established a solid government at a place named Magadha (present Bihar). However, it must be observed he ruled from India but he was a boy of Potohar region and a Prince of Taxila. He followed Jainism. His grandson Ashoka was a Buddhist. 
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