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KASHMIR NAME ORIGINATED!

Below is how the name #Kashmir originated. It did not originate from mythical Kashyap Hanuman which India used to make us believe through Pandits missionaries.
KASHMIR owes its name to KASH TRIBE, Not to mythical KASHYAPA... Know your Roots!!+

The valley of #Kashmir is knwn by its inhabitants as Kasheer bz it was a settlement of a race known
as Kash or Cush, Kashur means those who eat meat…Kash or Cush was the son of Ham & a
grandson Noah (A.S). He was the founder of the Kash or Cush tribe, which settled in the east.

This tribe founded Kash, a village near Bagdad, named rivers, mountains, cities after name of their ancestor Kash. In Mesopotamia, they founded a kingdom, & Kashan river in that country is a testimony of this fact. Kashmar, a village near Nishapur in Iran, also founded by them.

This tribe also proceeded towards Central Asia & founded many settlements. Kashmohra, a village in Merv; Kash, a village in Bokhara; Kashband and Kashania, villages in Samarkand, Kashgar, in the Turkistan, were their settlements in central Asia.

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In Mesopotamia, tribe founded towns of Kashan, Kashaf & Kashi, they moved twrds #Afghanistan & founded settlements at Kashkar, Kashhil, Kashek & Kashu. While Hindu-Kush mountains r named aftr them, they founded a settlement south of this mountain range knwn as Kashmor.

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It was Babar the founder of the Moghul dynasty in India who pointed out in his memoirs tht the etymology of the word #Kashmir is derived frm the Kash or Cush tribe which inhabited the valley. This tribe settled in the region now knwn as Kashtawar, in the Doda District of Kashmir.

Crossing the Pir-Panjal range, these people spread in the valley of #Kashmir. Kush-tawar, in the Pulwama District, Kashnag, a spring in the Islamabad District, and Isae-Kush village bear the name of this tribe.

According to colonial india (propagated by indian historians), the name #Kashmir is derived from #Kashyapa. However. there is no linguistic evidence to support this idea, because the whole fable of Kashyapa and his progeny is astronomical.

Had Kashyapa drained the valley of its waters or found his progeny in any part of the valley, its capital would have been termed as Kash-yapa-nagar or Kash-yapa-pur, as is the way with the etymologies of that period.

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According to the latest geological researches, it has been established that the valley of #Kashmir was a lake millions of years back and its water found its outlet by the volcanic agency through a narrow gorge at Baramulla.