Why did ancient Indian civilization disappear?

The disappearance of ancient Indian civilization was due to the collapse of the powerful ancient Indian dynasty Peacock Dynasty, which led to the continuous invasion of India by foreigners and foreign countries. After the invasion, these countries actively imported their own culture and ideas, while ancient Indian civilization was constantly excluded.

At the same time, with the rise of the Afghan Turks in Central Asia, the dynasty invaded North India 100 1- 1026. Although they did not establish effective rule in India in the end, the influence of Islam they believed in was expanding in India, which made the ancient Indian civilization go to extinction after a thorough and devastating blow.

The origin of ancient Indian civilization

The civilization of the Indus Valley was formed in about 365,438+000 BC, and the Dalopita (or Halaba) formed a city-state to develop social production.

Ganges culture flourished from 1800 BC to 600 BC, which was a famous Vedic era in India. Vedic times can be divided into early and late periods. The early Rigvedic period was about 1800 BC ~ 1000 BC. The later period is about BC 1000 ~ 600 BC.

Family is rarely mentioned in early classics, and society is tribal; In the later period, the tribal society was divided into four societies of Varna. Among the four kinds of Varna, sudra is the lowest, Veda is the middle, and Khrushchev and Brahman are the upper.