Pali, the Indo-Aryan language, was much simpler than Sanskrit. How did it die out as a literary language in mainland India.

Indus Valley Civilization and the Rise of Indo-Aryan Culture Around 2600 B.C.E., regional cultures were united into a culturally integrated network in the Indus Valley region. Settlements in this ...

The Aryans, they argue, originated from India and then spread across large parts of Asia and Europe, helping set up the family of Indo-European languages that Europeans and Indians still speak today.

If Sanskrit, Greek, and Latin are derivative of the Aryan language, then where did the Aryan language come from? Where did the Aryan people come from? Were they from India? Hi Jen: The language of ...