09/10/2021 · Description. Indo-Aryan language map.svg. English: Map of major Indo-Aryan languages and language groups. Colors indicate the branches - yellow is Eastern, purple is Dardic, blue is Northwestern, red is Southern, green is Western, brown is Northern and orange is Central. Data is from "The Indo Aryan Languages" as well as census data and ...

MAP OF INDO-ARYAN LANGUAGES DISTRIBUTION. Go to Indo-European languages

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29/12/2019 · I like maps, linguistics, and colors, so this post was inevitable. Some notes on the content below: The Indo-Aryan languages are grouped under the broader Indo-Iranian language family, and are descended from the first Indo-Aryan language to be propagated in India, Vedic Sanskrit. By the Middle Ages they had roughly coalesced into the groupings seen above.

26/06/2013 · A Short Note on Indo-Aryan. By. Swatie. -. June 26, 2013. Often, we have been under the delusion that our ancestors were a tribe of Aryans coming from the …

c.1900 - 600 BC: The Cemetery H Bronze Age culture is linked to the late Harappan Indus Valley culture and the Indo-Aryan migrations. It is one of a series of cultures that can be linked to the Indo-Aryans (Cemetery H, Swat, Copper Hoard, and Painted Greyware), each of which progresses in succession farther south-eastwards along the Ganges plain, showing a migration pattern …

Answer (1 of 18): That is a very interesting question. I will write a rather long answer. :) The ancient Indo-Aryan people played a major role in the history of South Asia and West Asia. They also had strong influence on some other regions. (More about that …