Supertribe of Kurus

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By this time it is clear to all that there were /are the rivers

Saraswati, Drishadvati and HiraNyavati in India east of Khyber pass and

there were /are the same three rivers in the west of Khyber pass in

today's Afghanistan. In my opinion, this is an unsolved puzzle in the

prehistory of India(history prior to 500/600 BCE). In 450 BCE there was

no nation of Afghanistan. It was the land of India and Persia. In 1000

BCE, we do not know what exactly was the political situation extending

from North India to Tigris river. There might be clans who were simply

related to each other. There could be many explanations for the rivers

having the same names on the both sides of the Khyber pass.Historical

linguistics is used by the western scholars to prove that the flux was

from the west of Khyber pass to the east. Prof.Witzel referes to again

and again the Kuru supertribe (1200 BCE-900 BCE) developing in the north

India. Could he kindly enlighten us about the situation in the west of

Khyber pass around 1000 BCE? Who were at that time in the region west of

Khyber pass and what were their tribal names along with names of their

kingdoms? Please do not give me the answer that they were Aryan tribes. I

would like to know the names of tribes and kingdoms. If Aryans east of

Khyber pass had names (Kurus), then Aryans west of Khyber pass must had

the names too.Thanks. N.R.Joshi.