All Vedic Hindu Gods Are Of Mesopotamian Origin : Origin Of Hindu Religion In 15Th Century Bc

<p>"Vedic Hinduism" was gaven birth by 1028 Hymns of Rig-Veda initially written in the 2nd half of the 15th Century BC. Rig-Veda created all major Gods of Vedic Hinduism who were not at all "religious persons" by vocation. The Greatest God created by Rig-Veda Indra [original name Idrim] a boy of South-Western Iraq born out of an unmarried mother killed his biological father served a long tern of Exile in law-less Habiru-infected land of Cannan for 7 years managed to become a vassal ing of Alaka in the-then Mitanni Kingdom assacinated the Assyrian King Ashur-Nadin-Ahe-I in 1433 BC fled to India achieved great success as an invader destroyer of cities mass-killers to settle migrant Indo-Aryans with the help of his first-time cavalry-force seen by Indian. He declared himself King of all Gods defied his 63 Cavalry Chiefs his war-designer Ashvins his Chief Priest and War-Associate Vrihaspati his protector in Canaan was deified as God Rudra his appointer as Vassal King of Alaka as God Mitra Indo-Aryan emperor of Babylon as God Varuna his illicIt'sons Ribhus mother Aditi comrade Vishnu consort Saranyu and energy provider for his war-victories hard drink Soma-juice. Thus Hinduism started with worshipping of inavaders by the enslaved people of India under the Indo-Aryan Dynastic rules and Seven Great Rishis wrote 7 Manadalas of Original Rig-Veda deifying the living humans as major Vedic Gods mentioning the great gifts of wealth given by Indra.</p>