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Bharata

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Proto indo iranians: Indo-Iranians; Indo-Iranian languages; Proto-Indo-Iranian religion; Proto-Indo-Iranian language; Proto-Iranian language; Persian mythology
Proto indo europeans: Encyclopedia of Indo-European Culture; Indo-European studies; Indo-European (disambiguation); Indo-European languages; Indo-European Etymological Dictionary; Proto-Indo-Europeans; Proto-Indo-European society; Proto-Indo-European Urheimat hypotheses; Proto-Indo-European religion; Proto-Indo-European numerals; Proto-Indo-European language; Proto-Indo-European root; Pinault's law; Siebs' law; Abashevo culture; Afanasevo culture; Amesbury Archer; Anatolian hypothesis; The Arctic Home in the Vedas; Armenian hypothesis; Aryan race; Baalberge group; Bactria–Margiana Archaeological Complex; Beaker culture; Begazy-Dandybai culture; Boscombe Bowmen; Bosut culture; Catacomb culture; Cernavodă culture; Chariot; Chasséen culture; Chernoles culture; Copenhagen Studies in Indo-European; Corded Ware culture; Coțofeni culture; Dereivka; Dnieper–Donets culture; Dzhetyasar culture; Economy of the Cucuteni–Trypillian culture; Eurasiatic languages; Old European hydronymy; Germanic parent language; Germanic umlaut; Gradina on Bosut; Gumelnița–Karanovo culture; Horse sacrifice; How to Kill a Dragon; Imra; Indo-Aryan migration theory; Indo-European migrations; Indo-European vocabulary; Indo-Hittite; Indo-Uralic languages; Japhetic languages; Japhetites; Karasuk culture; Kemi Oba culture; Khvalynsk culture; The king and the god; Kleos; Kura–Araxes culture; Kurgan hypothesis; Leiden Studies in Indo-European; Lower Mikhaylovka group; Maykop culture; Metaphony (Romance languages); Middle Dnieper culture; Mughan culture; Narva culture; Neolithic creolisation hypothesis; Novotitorovka culture; Paleolithic Continuity Theory; Poltavka culture; Potapovka culture; Pre-Celtic; Race Life of the Aryan Peoples; Religion and culture in ancient Iran; Religion and ritual of the Cucuteni–Trypillian culture; Samara culture; Seroglazovka culture; Settlements of the Cucuteni–Trypillian culture; Sintashta culture; Sredny Stog culture; Srubna culture; Stonehenge Archer; Tagar culture; Terramare culture; Thraco-Cimmerian; Trialeti culture; Uttaramadra; Uttarapatha; Varna Necropolis; Vatin culture; Vučedol culture; Yamna culture; Yaz culture; List of Indo-European languages; Albanian language; Ancient Belgian language; Armeno-Phrygian; Proto-Baltic language; Proto-Balto-Slavic language; Bible translations into Indo-European languages; Celtic languages; Centum–satem isogloss; Common Brittonic; Germanic languages; Graeco-Armenian; Graeco-Aryan; Graeco-Phrygian; Illyrian languages; Isaurian language; Italic languages; Italo-Celtic; Ladin language; Liburnian language; Ligurian language (ancient); Ancient Macedonian language; Messapian language; Paeonian language; Paleo-Balkan languages; Phrygian language; Pomak language; Dora Sakayan; Sorothaptic language; Die Sprache; Tocharian languages; Venetic language; Aesir-Asura correspondence; Bengali mythology; Brahmanism; Sacred bull; Divine twins; Dyeus; Genius of Palermo; Historical Vedic religion; Jack (hero); Melek Taus; Mitra; Otherworld; Paleo-Balkan mythology; Purushamedha; Rigvedic deities; Scythian religion; Threefold death; Trifunctional hypothesis; Wōdanaz