Clergyman's

The bulk of the Rigveda was composed in the great development of Brahmanism that arose under the succesors of king Bharata who reigned in the upper Ganges-Jumna doab and plain;
- F. E. Pargiter

The bulk of the Rigveda was composed in the great development of Brahmanism that arose under the succesors of king Bharata who reigned in the upper Ganges-Jumna doab and plain;
- F. E. Pargiter

The bulk of the Rigveda was composed in the great development of Brahmanism that arose under the succesors of king Bharata who reigned in the upper Ganges-Jumna doab and plain;
- F. E. Pargiter

The next Druhyu king Gandhāra retired to the northwest and gave his name to the Gandhāra country.
- F. E. Pargiter

There is nothing in them , as far as I am aware, really inconsistent with the most ancient book we possess, namely, the Rigveda, and they throw much light thereon, and on all problems concerning ancient India.
- F. E. Pargiter

There is nothing in them , as far as I am aware, really inconsistent with the most ancient book we possess, namely, the Rigveda, and they throw much light thereon, and on all problems concerning ancient India.
- F. E. Pargiter

the prostrate Paurava realm, and pushing beyond them westwards, he had a long contest with and conquered the Druhyu king who appears to have been then on the confines of the Panjab, so that the next Druhyu king Gandhāra retired to the northwest and gave his name to the Gandhāra country"" .
- F. E. Pargiter

makes the Aila power begin at Allahabad and yet distinctly suggests that they came from outside India.
- F. E. Pargiter

Tradition or myth… directly indicates that the Ailas entered India from the mid-Himalayan region.
- F. E. Pargiter

Indian tradition knows nothing of any Aila or Aryan invasion of India from Afghanistan, nor of any gradual advance from thence eastwards.
- F. E. Pargiter