Meru Mountains. Hyperborea and Aryan ancestral homeland. S. V. Zharnikova

of paleoclimatology, archeology, paleoanthropology, linguistics, ethnography show:

      The territory of Eastern Europe for the most part was not occupied by the glacier even at the peak of the Valdai glaciation (20—18 thousand years ago). It was here that the largest zone of mixed and coniferous forests in Europe was located, in contrast to Western Europe covered by the Arctic tundra.

      The population of Eastern Europe that appeared in the Paleolithic era (70—50 thousand years ago) in this territory passed one after another all the stages of historical development.

      To 10—9 thousand BC the Indo-European, and then the Indo-European linguistic community, this broke up into dialect zones no earlier than 4—3 thousand BC.

      The north of Eastern Europe has not been inhabited since ancient times by the Finno-Ugric peoples, but is the place of formation and the ancestral home of the Indo-Iranian (Aryan) branch of the Indo-Europeans.

      The localization of the ancestral home of the Indo-Europeans and Indo-Iranians (Aryans) in the North of Eastern Europe is also confirmed by North Russian topographic and hydronymic, in which a huge number of geographical names are reliably decrypted based on Sanskrit terms.

      Traditions of antiquity deep

      In one of the legends of the Mahabharata, the sacred epic of the ancient Aryans, it is said that once in 8400 years to our days (according to astronomical chronology) on the lands between the Ganges and the Yamuna (in the Volga-Oka interfluve) there was a kingdom of Bkharotov – Kauravas, ruled by the king Samvarana. And, as the legend says: “when Samvarana, son of Raksha, ruled the earth, great disasters came for the subjects. And then, from all kinds of calamities, the kingdom was destroyed, struck by hunger and death, drought and disease. And the enemy troops defeated the descendants of Bharat. And, shaking the earth on his own, consisting of four military branches, the king of the panchals quickly went through the whole country, conquering it… Then the king of Samvaran and his relatives fled in great fear. And they began to live by the great river Sindhu (Don).

      So the descendants of Bharata lived in the fortress of Ajamidha for a thousand years, until they were visited by the great sage Vasistha. Further, we know that he appointed the descendant of Puru (Samvarana) as autocratic king and he again took possession of his ancient capital, which was previously inhabited by Bharata, having expelled the Panchals. Thus, the powerful lord of the country Ajamidha took possession of the entire land of his ancestors.”