Gilbakka posted:Leonora posted:Django posted:That was also long, I have contributed a lot on that thread.I used to think you and Gil were family and that he was sharing the answers with you because you always answered all the questions.
That's when I discovered that Django was a good researcher. He is even better now.
Bhai, researching is time well spent, learned lot of things from politics, religion, science, history, Civilizations, etc.From the day we purchased our first HP computer in 1997 and had AOL dial up internet service,my curiosity expanded.Thanks to technological advances from then,lots of information out there, old books, research, etc.
Recently after reaching a dead end tracing some info on my ancestors, decided to give it another shot,lo and behold the info was found,they belong to a lost Intelligent and Progressive Aboriginal tribe of India.
They were there before the Invasions of India, one Sir H.Elliot from the "Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain & Ireland Vol 21" said "Common traditions assigns them the possession the whole land from Ghorukpur to Bundelkund and Saugor.Many old forts and embankments are ascribed to them.During the time of his writings there 250,000 in the North West Provinces of India.The District they came from there were 53,060.
That was one of my greatest research, time well spent to put the pieces together.May be someday i will be going to the area of their existence.