Why are Indians all black skinned?

1. Regional and climatic reasons lead to the dark.

We know that there are indeed many people in India who are darker, India belongs to South Asian countries, is a typical tropical country, tropical areas, high temperatures, strong sunshine, and strong ultraviolet rays.

If Indians live in this area for a long time, they are easily exposed to the sun under the sun, and then people's ** will turn black. So, people living in India become dark due to frequent sun exposure. Of course, this is not the main reason.

2. Indigenous peoples of India.

India itself is multi-ethnic, with more than 100 ethnic minorities, especially the original indigenous people of India, who are very dark. But it's still different from the black people in Africa.

Therefore, I think what people say about Indians is very black should mean that this part of the **black black Indian indigenous people.

3. Foreign invasion, from white to black.

The black of Indians, and some of them are foreign nationalities, and for a long time, a group of Indian people who are not too black have appeared after intermarriage with the locals.

Around 1500 BCE, the Caucasian Aryans entered the Indian subcontinent and fought fierce wars against the Dravidian tea people and local indigenous tribes in India, occupying parts of India. Later, in order to maintain the noble blood of their Caucasian race, they established a caste system.

The Aryans eventually took control of the Indus and Ganges rivers. After the introduction of the caste system, the Aryans divided the Indians into four classes, the fair-skinned Aryans as the dominant Brahmins and Kshatriyas, and the lower and oppressed Vaishyas and Shudras, the indigenous peoples of India. That's why some Indians are white and some Indians are black.

And Caucasian Indians are the elite of India's upper class, and they control Indian society. Black Indians are the people at the bottom of the ladder.

The distribution of Caucasian people in India is also relatively concentrated, they mainly live in the northern region of India, and their appearance is different from other Indians, with three-dimensional facial features, sharp edges and corners, and **fair-skinned. This is actually a typical characteristic of the Aryans, which proves that they are the descendants of the Aryans, in India they are the high-caste people, they are the real white people of India, and these people are difficult to tan even if they get sunburned.

And in India, people's skin tone is basically from north to south, starting from white to light, and then getting darker and darker.

The reason why Indians are relatively black is mainly because from the beginning they have black genes in their genes, such as the Dravidians, they are a combination of black and white people, but because the black race is strong in terms of color, most of these people are relatively dark, and the Aryans and Persians are not very white, not to mention that after these people intermarried with the Indian locals, the black ** gene was inherited, plus most of India belongs to the tropics, The light is strong all year round, and in such an environment, even white** Caucasian people are easy to tan, so most Indians look black**, but in terms of racial classification, most of them belong to the Caucasian race.

Yes, because of the tan. Indians were originally supposed to be Caucasians, a white category, but because of the low latitude and long sunshine hours, naturally those people were darker.

From the point of view of the original place of India, the Indians were originally Aryans who lived near the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea, and moved to the present-day Indian peninsula about 4,000 years ago.

Most of the Indian peninsula is between 10° and 30° north latitude, located in the tropics, and the strong solar radiation in the tropics makes today's Indians** dark. It can be seen that the swarthyness of the Caucasian people in India is manifested by the new environment after human migration.

Indians include all ethnic groups of Indians. The total population is 1.3 billion, with more than 100 ethnic groups, of which the Hindustani account for about 30% of the total population, and overseas is mainly distributed in the United States.

Other larger ethnic groups include the Malati, Bengalis, Bihar, Tagur, Tamil, etc. Seventy-two per cent speak Indo-Aryan and 25 per cent speak Dravidian.

Indian skin color: wheat to black, Indians include all ethnic groups of Indians. There are five main types of races in India, namely Negritans, Proto-Australians, Mongolians, Dravidians, and Indo-Aryans.

The Dravidians and Indo-Aryans make up the vast majority of the population of present-day India, and Indians in general are usually referred to as specific to them.

1. Negritos, Negritas are the earliest inhabitants of India and the most sparsely populated race in India. They belong to the Negrita type, the Nirog race, and are originally from Africa. The characteristics of this race are:

He has a dark complexion, thin, curly hair, a short stature, a flat nose, and broad lips.

2. Primitive Australians, after the Negritos, primitive Australians moved into India on a large scale. They are also known as the pre-Dravidian and belong to the Vida type of the Australian race. Proto-Australians were generally of medium stature, with curly or wavy hair, dark brown to black complexion, a wide nose, and thicker lips.

3. Mongolians, the ancestors of the Asian continent with Mongolians as the main body migrated to India, forming the third wave of foreign races moving into India. They have a light yellow complexion, flat faces, small eyes, and sparse beards and body hair.

4. Dravidians, the direct ancestors of the Dravidian people are mainly from the Mediterranean region and are known as Mediterranean people. They can be divided into three types, namely the paleo-Mediterranean with light skin, the so-called authentic Mediterranean with yellow-brown skin, and the Eastern Mediterranean or Semitic Mediterranean.

5. The Aryans of India, the Aryans were originally an ancient people who lived in the steppe regions of southern Russia and southern Ukraine, and came to India around 1500 BC through the mountain passes in the northwest. They are tall and have a long, narrow head, deep-set eye sockets, a high, narrow nose, and thick hair.