Vedic Age

During Vedic period, the gold necklace was called as 'Nishka-Griva' but later on word Nishka got associated with the gold coins.

During Vedic period, the gold necklace was called as 'Nishka-Griva' but later on word Nishka got associated with the gold coins.

During Vedic period, the gold necklace was called as 'Nishka-Griva' but later on word Nishka got associated with the gold coins.

Boghaz-Koi inscription (Asia Minor, Turkiye) is important because there is mention of four Vedic Gods, namely Indra, Varuna, Mitra and Nasatyas.

Boghaz-Koi inscription (Asia Minor, Turkiye) is important because there is mention of four Vedic Gods, namely Indra, Varuna, Mitra and Nasatyas.

Boghaz-Koi inscription which mention four Vedic God namely Indra, Varuna, and Nasatyas, is a 14ᵗʰ century B.C. inscription.

Bal Gangadhar Tilak in his book 'The Arctic Home in the Vedas propounded the theory that North Pole (Arctic region) was the original home of Aryans. But this theory of Tilak is not acceptable to historians.

'Purusha Medha' has been mentioned in Shatpath Brahmana of Shukla Yajurveda and Taitiriya Brahmana of Krishna Yajurveda. No answer can be given all three are present in the given options. However many historians discuss Purushmedh Yojan while discussing Sathpath Brahmana only.

It is believed that Saraswati was the scene of the activities of the famous Vedic Tribes - The Bharatas, the Purus, and the Kurus. The Shatapatha Brahmana narrates the story of King Videgha Madhava (a king of Videha) accompanied by his priest Rishi Gautama Rahugana, carrying the sacred fire to east preserving thereby the tradition that the Kosalas and the Videhas received from their culture.

In the post-Vedic period, this region of Kuru, Panchala was considered as the axis of Aryan culture because here great achievements happened in science, mathematics, astronomy, religion and philosophy.