History of Asia and Asia The Birth of the Aryans Introduction to New Indian Studies / Toshiki Osada Kodansha Gakujutsu Bunko

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History of Asian and Oriental Studies (Original : Kadokawa Shoten, Publishers, Kadokawa Publishing Co., Ltd., published by the Academic Library of the kodansha / European Latin : Giri Shea and Indian Sanskrit. The "Aryan" was created as a speaker of such a virtual language. The "Aryan" was created as a speaker of such a virtual language. The "Aryan" immediately gained a solid substance that led to the race theory of Nazi Germany. From the history of the birth of modern linguistics, the "Origin of Everything" of modern Europe comes to mind clearly. From the history of the birth of linguistics, the image of modern Europe, which was possessed by India, "Origin of Everything", comes to mind clearly. From the history of the birth of linguistics, "Indology" was not developed in India. It was developed mainly in Europe where Sanskrit literature had been collected since the end of the 18th century. The image of "India" held by Japanese people is also formed through the glasses that cannot be easily removed. From the fact that "Sanskrit," a classical language which was "discovered" in the colonial Shea, it was common with Latin and Giri European language. From the "discovery" of Sanskrit, which was "discovered" in the colonial Indo, it was made to imagine the existence of a language of common origin in Europe and India. From the "discovery" of Sanskrit, which was "discovered" in the colonial Indo, it was common with Latin and Giri European language. From the "discovery" of Sanskrit, which was "discovered" in the colonial Indo, it was made to imagine the existence of a language of common origin in both Europe and India. From the "discovery" of the English language by William Jones (1746-94), who was blessed with an exceptional talent of language, it was made to imagine the existence of a language of common origin in modern Europe. From the results of comparative linguistics, Friedrich Max Müller (1823-1900), a German born at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, translated 『 Rig Veda 』 into English. From the results of comparative linguistics, he assumed that the year of establishment of 『 Rig Veda 』 was around 1200 BCE, and "Invasion of Aryan" was around 1500 BCE. From the results of comparative linguistics, he also assumed that the "Aryan Invasion" was around BCE. From the results of comparative linguistics, he also assumed that the "Aryan Invasion" was around BCE. From the results of comparative linguistics, he also 2002 』 『 』 『