Vikramaditya1
Trusted Member
I could see this repetitive nonsense coming from miles away but unfortunately for you, they weren't worshipping Moscowa river, or pilgrimaging to Caucasus range to see Abode of Shiva. We had migrants like the Sakas/Indo-Scynthiants who came a thousand of years later and integrated well into the culture of the land or take the Tai speaking Ahoms who were later migrants. They weren't seen as invaders unlike the Mughals.I regard chariot riders from Eurasia with the Y chromosome haplogroup R1a-Z93 as invaders too.
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Do you know how a Y chromosome is propagated?
The biggest issue for you isn't that we see Mughals as invaders, it's the Mughals themselves. They made a point that they were Turkik not Indian (Hindustani).



