King Indra Destroyed Buddhism of Kassapa Buddha in Indus Civilization:

Indus Velly Civilization

(a) Vedic King Indra and his army officers were into wine and women at the highest level. They were involved in bribe, womanizing, torture brutality beyond belief. To destroy Buddhism in Mohenjodaro and Harappa Vedic king Indra and his Army used their excessive use of force and fire power in Sind and Punjab. (b) Senseless wanton arson killings in the countryside during the course of the “Sweeping operations” following King Indra’s military action. (c) Killing of Buddhist monks, priests, nuns, intellectuals and professionals like doctors, engineers, etc. and burying them in mass graves. (d) Raping of a large number of Mohenjodaro and Harappa women by the King Indra, his officers and man of the army as a deliberate act of revenge, retaliation and torture. (e) Deliberate killing of members of the Buddhist community and Vedic ruler was established the caste –system. 

 Settlement of the Indo-Aryans:

 

indo-Ariyan

Indian Vedic Hindu was started with war and to destroy Pre-Historic Buddhist civilization in Mohenjodaro and Harappa. The holy Rigveda contains 1,028 hymns with, 10,600 verses which are collected in ten books. Two hymns of the Rigveda (VII, 18 and 33) report a “Battle of Ten Kings.” Vedic hymns praise the chief god of the Aryans, king Indra, as a breaker of the forts (purandara). In 1786 Sir William Jones, the founder of the Asiatic Society of Calcutta, discovered the close relationship between Sanskrit, the language of these Indo-Aryans, and Greek, Latin, German and Celtic languages. Vedic king Indra destroyed the pre-historical Buddhist heritage of the six Buddhas in South Asian cultures: (1) Vipassi Buddha  (2) Sikhi Buddha (3) Vessabho Buddha (4) Kakusandha Buddha (5) Konagamana Buddha and (6) Kassapa Buddha, mentioned in the Buddhist Text of Digha and the Samyutta Nikayas as immediate predecessors of Gautama Buddha were real human Sramanic great teachers whose historicity has been reflected in myths and legends so universally found in the Buddhist literature, Jataka story, sculpture, architecture, Ajanta Caves and Art of Asia.

Gautama Buddha is the father of Indian languages and civilization. India emphasizes her mother India abiding Lord Buddha’s teaching and Great Emperor Asoka’s Buddhist heritage. The wheel in the centre of the Indian national flag is the wheel of the Law of the Buddha’s Teaching – the Dharma, and the state emblem of India is an adaptation of the famous Lion Capital was erected by the Great Emperor Asoka at Saranath, where the Buddha –Enlightened One first delivered his teaching of compassion and wisdom to the Gautam Buddha is not the enemy of Hindu society and now Hindu politicians use the Buddha as the Hindus’ trade mark.