THE INDO-ARYAN RACES: A Study of The Origin of Indo-Aryan People and Institutions

The book defines the following informations as follows Arya and Dasa, Origin of Sudras, Nisadas, Modern hill tribes, Austro-Asiatic race, Rsi families formed a hereditary priesthood, office of Brahman priest a monopoly of the vasistha family, direct divine origine claimed by the Rsi families, Kusikas and Kanvas, conflict of Vasistha and Visvamitra, White Rsi and Dark Rsi, Warrior tribes, Yadus and Turvasas, Early Indian home of the Yadus, Aryans in Syria and Upper Mesopotamia, Origin of caste, Boundaries of vedic Aryandom, Vedic Aryas hostile to the nations of the outer countries, different types of social organizations, Inner and outer groups of Indo-Aryans language, Vedic Midland, Kosalas, Kasis, Videhas, Early history of northern India, Magadhan Empire, Khasas, Head form as a test of racial affinity, Risley’s Scytho-Dravidian type, Risley’s Mongola-Dravidian type, Homo-Alpinus type in central Asia, coming of the Homo-Alpinus.