Research Findings
http://www.ftdna.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1269
The link explains many angles.
But one important fact is that migrant warriors and even some east India company bosses had tried to convert brahmins to Christianity. I have heard my grand father telling stories about conversion of Iyengars to Christianity.
If the haplo research has considered Iyengars only this may be true.Even people say that Iyengar women had illicit relationship with foreigners very loosely.
When EVR Periyar used to lecture in the south he used to specifially mock at Iyengar women and the business pattanis who used to visit south India from North doubting some relationships of a rare kind.
I still don't understand the meanings.
Can anybody clarify?
The link explains many angles.
But one important fact is that migrant warriors and even some east India company bosses had tried to convert brahmins to Christianity. I have heard my grand father telling stories about conversion of Iyengars to Christianity.
If the haplo research has considered Iyengars only this may be true.Even people say that Iyengar women had illicit relationship with foreigners very loosely.
When EVR Periyar used to lecture in the south he used to specifially mock at Iyengar women and the business pattanis who used to visit south India from North doubting some relationships of a rare kind.
I still don't understand the meanings.
Can anybody clarify?
Labels: Brahmins ideas, haplotype, R1a, relationships East Europeans
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