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▲ 11 r/asklinguistics

Do the Turkic and Mongolic languages have any prominent substrate influence?

I know that many Indo European and Uralic languages have heavy substrate influences, so I was wondering if the same was true of the turkic and Mongolic families

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u/GarbageBackground306 — 8 days ago
▲ 14 r/Dravidiology+1 crossposts

Is it possible to consider the empires of the chalukya, rashtrakuta, and western chalukya dynasties as a single empire?

There is basically no gap between the empires, with each dynasty starting off as vassels who overthrew the emperor with the support of the other vassals of the empire. Could we consider this one single deccan empire with multiple dynasties in the same way the vijayanagara empire had

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u/GarbageBackground306 — 11 days ago
▲ 46 r/Dravidiology

When was Chattisgarh aryanized?

I know historically it was in the region of gondwana, so when did this change. Also chattisgarhi being an eastern Hindi language and not something related to odia tells me that it was very recent. Also were the gonds of chattisgarh assimilated or was it settlement of eastern Hindi speakers into the central valley

u/GarbageBackground306 — 16 days ago
▲ 11 r/Dravidiology

Were the Andhra and Odra tribes related?

They have similar names and telugu and odia people have some cultural similarities, even sharing the region of kalinga. From what I've read the Vedas mentioned other culturally similar tribes like the pundras in Bengal.

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u/GarbageBackground306 — 17 days ago