Who are the ancestors of Indians?

The ancestors of Indians are Yin people. 1983 A professor from Peking University gave a lecture in the United States. At an Indian party, the professor met an Indian middle school teacher. The teacher told him quietly that his ancestors came from China and were Yin people. At the end of Yin Shang Dynasty, about 1066 BC, Zhou Jun suddenly attacked Yindu, and the army of Yin Shang rushed to participate in the war. As a result, the whole army was wiped out and the country was ruined.

However, Yin Shang still has 250,000 troops in Shandong. Instead of fighting Zhou Jun to the death or establishing a new country in Shandong, they suddenly disappeared without a trace. It turned out that these 250,000 people fled from Zhou Jun in the East China Sea, crossed the Pacific Ocean via Japan, and reached the coast of Mexico, where they thrived and developed into the first Olmec civilization in America.

The origin of Indians

According to the Asian origin theory, the ancestors of American Indians were Asians, and Mongolians entered the American continent from Alaska through the continental bridge in the Bering Strait 40,000 years ago and18,000 years ago. According to the determination of geologists, during the ice age of 7 ~ 65438+200,000 BC, Northeast Asia was connected with the northwest of America by a continental bridge.

Therefore, people made the following assumptions and guesses. In the process of chasing wild animals or migrating, the primitive hunting peoples in ancient Northeast Asia unconsciously traveled back and forth between the two sides of the Bering Strait, and later migrated south from North America and gradually spread all over the American continent.