readx;? Mohenjo Daro was the capital and had a neat urban plan, with the acropolis where the rulers lived in the west and the lower city residential area in the east. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 The Acropolis is surrounded by walls and ditches, a large bath is built in the center of the northern half, and there is a good water supply and drainage system. With an area of 12 meters x 7 meters and a depth of about 2 meters, the bath may have been a religious ceremonial building for bathing before the festival. There are large-scale barns in Chixi, and the sheer size of the barns shows the wealth of the city at that time, and also shows the development of agriculture. Chidong and Chibei are the residences of the supreme rulers. To the south of the Acropolis there are synagogues and temple complexes. The streets of the lower city are neat, and the houses are made of burnt bricks. It is a city that places great emphasis on public facilities for the lives of its citizens, and in addition to well-developed public facilities, there are many ports that lead to the Indus River and the Arabian Sea, which is a manifestation of extensive and active economic activity at home and abroad.

There are no defenses and assault weapons in the whole of Mohenjo-Daro, and there is no elaborate and eye-catching artwork, which is the only precedent in an ancient civilization known.

The site of Harappa also consisted of the Acropolis to the west and the Lower City to the east, and the most important finds are the remains of six barns and several metallurgical furnaces on the north side of the Acropolis, as well as two rows of laborers' quarters, estimated to have accommodated hundreds of hired hands and slaves.

Rotal is a port, and there is no distinction between an acropolis and a lower city. Within the city walls there are houses, workshops and the ruins of barns. To the east of the city, there is a large brick pond with an area of about one meter and a depth of about 4.5 meters, which should be a dock. Residential streets crisscross the city. Residences are usually multi-storey buildings, sometimes with two floors. Some of the houses were large, including several courtyards, while others were simple one-room huts, and the class division was very obvious. In addition to the residences, the lower town also has a dedicated industrial and commercial area, with shops and workshops for pottery, cloth dyeing, beading, metal and shell processing. There are well-established drainage channels under the streets, which communicate with the drainage ditches of the wealthy houses.

No traces of the reign of the priest-king have been found in any of the sites.

In summary, it shows that the Indus civilization belonged to a civil society, with little disparity between the rich and the poor, and a very high level of civilization, which was in line with the consistent meditation and religious traditions of the Atlantean civilization.

The economic and social situation of Mohenjo-Daro was forced to relocate the capital to Harappa because of the prehistoric floods that inundated much of the region on more than one occasion, and the water facilities lacked repairs, and the houses became more and more poor and overcrowded.

After the sinking of the Atlantis continent, although the main body of the white people disappeared, but because they are a maritime people, there are many people wandering on the ocean, even if the main body disappears, it does not mean the disappearance of their race, and later they were exiled in Northern Europe mainly engaged in fishing, piracy, and later went deep inland, along the Siberian steppes of Eurasia for nomadic life.

After thousands of years of development, the white nomadic tribes in the north of Eurasia began to get rid of the adverse effects of the sinking of Atlantis and developed in the steppe zone of northern Eurasia, but they no longer had any scientific and technological content. It was only as a nomad who expanded along the steppes to the valley of the two rivers and the Indus Valley. As a result, it clashed with the Harappan civilization, which was also a descendant of Atlantis, with a high degree of astronomical and hydraulic technology.

Previous wars were all between tribes on the scale of a maximum of a thousand people, but this war between whites was the first large-scale war in the world, reaching the level of more than 100,000 people. Since the Indus Valley rarely experienced large-scale wars, agriculture was developed, and astronomical water conservancy technology and spiritual cultivation were the main content of life. As mentioned earlier, the cities of the Indus Valley only serve as anti-theft posts and have no war defense facilities, so they cannot withstand foreign invasions.

Large swaths of the country fell until only the last city, Mohenjo-Daro, remained. Here the two sides have a decisive battle. In desperation, the top brass of the Harappan civilization decided to use forbidden weapons to die with the enemy.

A nuclear explosion occurred, and tens of thousands of people fighting on both sides were wiped out.

The invaders paid a terrible price to get a dead city and became the new rulers of the Indus Valley, the ancient Aryans.

The ancient book "Rigveda": The newcomers attacked the walled cities or fortresses of the natives, and Indra, the Aryan god of war, broke the city like time eroded a robe. The narrative poem Ramayana describes the complete destruction of hundreds of thousands of armies in an instant. One thing worth noting in the poem is that the venue of Armageddon is the city known as "Lanka", which is exactly what the locals call Mohenjo Daro. Mohenjo-Daro has a lot of "glass buildings" that resemble the "glass buildings" left over from the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima - Torinitian substances. That is, when the world's first atomic bomb was tested in the Tolinician Desert in the United States, the sand solidified into a glass-like substance due to high temperature.

This is the end of the first installment in the "Romance of the World" series, "Romance of the World: Genesis".