History Weekend 2 : Rising of Asian culture and tradition

History Weekend

Before I dive in, first I should tell you about this page. This page holds some infamous, famous and information about the origin of the earth continents, countries and their history of survivals.  

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Rising of Asian culture and tradition

Tales of continents origin just a beginning of the largest and most diverse continent: Asia. Asia is the birthplace of human civilization. kingdoms came into being one after another in the Mesopotamia Region and West Asia including the Old Babylon, Hittite, Assyria, Hebrew (the State of Israel and Jewish), the Chaldeans Kingdom (New Babylon) and Persia. The Mesopotamia Civilization has made the earliest contribution to human in agriculture, metallurgy, law, architecture, astronomy, calendar system, literature, art, etc.

Culture of South Asia

Let's trace the Asian culture and transcultural phenomena — from religious to commercial — that spanned multiple periods and geographical regions. Now is the time to ride into the phenomena of Asian culture.

The story of Indus Valley Civilization

The story of South Asian religious life begins with the river Indus and its tributaries. A long long time ago India began with the birth of Indus Valley Civilization or say Harappan Civilization. The Indus Valley was home to the largest of the four ancient urban civilizations of Egypt, Mesopotamia, India and China.

The major cities highly developed Civilization flourished in this region are Harappa, Mohenjo-Daro, Kalibangan, Lothal, Sutkagen-Dor, Dholavira, etc. The people of Harrapan worshipped the mother Goddess as the symbol of fertility. Certain trees seem to have been considered as sacred. Some people buried their dead in graves. The Harappans probably believed life after death, as their graves often contained household pottery, ornaments and mirrors belonging to the dead persons. By 1500 BC, the Harappan culture came to an end. 

Some Artefacts 

Mother Goddess

Harappan's Art 

The Major Cities

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