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What race is everyone in India?

Studying in China can be said to be white, black, yellow and mixed-race.

One of the Indian minorities in South Asia. Also translated as "Hindustan". About 654.38+0.805 million people (654.38+0.978) are distributed in major cities in China, such as Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Delhi, Rajasthan, Haryana and Bihar. China's historical records refer to his residence as "Body Poison", "Dou Xian", "Tianzhu" and "India". Belonging to the Mediterranean type of Europa race, mixed with Australian national elements. It is generally believed that Hindus are mainly the mixed-race descendants of ancient Aryan nomadic tribes and local Dravidians who moved in around BC 14, so some people call them "Aryan-Dravidians". The skin color ranges from light brown to black, the upper layer is whiter and the lower layer is darker. It is composed of many regional nationalities with the same ethnic origin and similar language, culture and lifestyle. India doesn't think they are a country. What connects them is Hindustan, including Hindi and Urdu, which belong to Indo-European family of Indo-family. Hindi is the official language of India, which is based on the Sanskrit letters of Tiancheng font and contains more Sanskrit vocabulary. Urdu language was formed and developed during the Mughal Dynasty. There are words in Hindi, Arabic and Persian, as well as words in Turkish and other languages. Its written language is spelled in Arabic letters. Hindus mainly believe in Hinduism, and some believe in Buddhism and Islam. In the 7th century BC, Brahmanism was formed on the basis of the Vedas, which advocated the Vedas Apocalypse, the omnipotence of priests and the supremacy of Brahmins. People are divided into four castes: Brahmins (priests), Khrushchev (warriors), Vedas (farmers and industrialists) and sudra (unskilled laborers), and other untouchables. Later, the four major castes evolved into many sub-castes. The boundaries between castes are strict, so you can't marry or even sit together for dinner. In the 8th-9th century, the reform of business karma gradually formed the present Hinduism, which was believed by most South Asians. From the 6th century BC to the 5th century BC, Buddhism and Jainism were anti-Brahmin thoughts, and the rose and deer garden in Hindustan became the center of Buddhism. /kloc-In the 3rd century, Hinduism revived, and Buddhism was marginalized in India, but it spread widely in other parts of Asia. Jainism has few followers at present, but it still has considerable power. Early businessmen brought Islam. With the Muslim conquest of India in the12nd century, Islam became more and more powerful and occupied a dominant position in the16th century. There are still a small number of Hindus who are Muslims. Influenced by the Hindu caste system, there are also classes (some people call them "surnames") among Muslims, which are divided into Saeed, Sheikh and Muger. But class boundaries are not as strict as Hindu caste.

Hindustan people have a long history and created splendid Indian culture together with other nationalities. From 2000 BC to 1000 BC, it was written in Vedas and became the oldest classic of Brahmanism and Hinduism. Other later books are Upanishads, Scriptures, Mahabharata, Ramayana, Manu Code and a large number of Buddhist scriptures, which have been handed down to this day and are important heritages in the treasure house of human culture. He has also made great achievements in astronomy, calendar, medicine, phonology, painting, music, dance, architecture and sculpture. The people of Hindustan have long-term friendly exchanges with the people of China. In BC 1 17, Zhang Qian went to the Western Regions. In the 5th century and beyond, China's eminent monks Fa Xian and Xuan Zang visited the region, and many Indian monks also came to China to give lectures.

The patriarchal extended family system prevails in Hindustan, which usually consists of three or four generations. Hindus practice intra-caste marriages, most of which are arranged by their parents. Women are in a low position and widows are not allowed to remarry. Widows are martyred from time to time. Hindus generally use cremation, and embers are thrown into the river. Ganges is the sacred river of Hinduism. It is believed that throwing ashes into the sacred river is the best destination for life and can be blessed in the afterlife. For this reason, many patients and elderly people came to the Ganges River bank not far from Wan Li, waiting for the last moment. Men usually wear collarless long-sleeved jackets, bibs or wide underwear. Women wear light cardigan short-sleeved tights with colored saris around them, one end wrapped around their waist and the other end draped over their shoulders. There is a waist between sari and tights. There are many women's jewelry, and many people like to wear nose ornaments.

Historically, Hindustan people have long suffered from colonial rule. 1757, the Plasi War broke out between India and Britain, India was defeated and gradually became a British colony. 1849 Britain invaded all India. 1857, Hindus and the people of the whole country started an anti-British uprising. 1947 Hindus gained independence together with other ethnic groups in China.

Hindus mainly engage in agriculture. Caste service system is implemented in rural areas, and the division of labor is based on traditional occupations. Ganges region is one of the main agricultural areas in India, and wheat, corn, barley and beans are mainly planted in the north. Rice, oil crops, sugar cane and cotton are grown in the south. Some people work in factories and mines; Handmade textile is widespread, famous for its exquisite handicrafts such as cotton spinning, embroidery and metal products. Capitalism has developed greatly in recent years, but it is mainly the feudal small-scale peasant economy in rural areas.