Chapter 2: Yehowshuwanites prospective on Barathiya

The first Semitic group to settle in Misya were the Yehowshuwanites. Later, after the Greeks had settled in Misya,

 

Queen Nebiya Al Yishi of the Yishi People ruled the Early Kingdom in  the West region of Misya. The Ebrans rule the kingdom and keep the peace with the Barathiyans. However, tensions between the Ebrans and Barathiyans began to rise due to disagreements over trade routes and resources. Queen Nebiya Al Yishi played a crucial role in mediating these conflicts and maintaining stability in the region.

 

The Barathiyan kingdoms are said to reach from the north-east to the south-east The Greeks conquered some kingdoms, including Malaya and the Telinganu empire. Kingdoms like Telinga and Amalaka rise up in opposition to the Greeks. The Greeks were routed by Nagari of Singapuram and Nagara of Putrajayam in the north, east, and south, giving the victory to the Barathiyans. The revolt against the Greeks was a significant moment in the history of Barathiyans, as it marked their successful resistance against foreign rule. The victory of Nagari of Singapuram and Nagara of Putrajayam over the Greeks was a turning point that helped establish the sovereignty and independence of Barathiyans.

 

For the past fifty years, South Barathiya has been ruled by Skandha Singhavadana of Singapuram and Sripati Badrapala of Putrajayam. Skandha Singhavadana and Sripati Badrapala are known for their leadership skills and have brought stability and prosperity to South Barathiya. Their rule has been marked by economic growth, social development, and political stability.

 

After Singapuram's victory, Varga-negara of Telinga joined the city's political establishment as a Singapuram specific matter under Vijaya of Singapuram. Together, they continued to strengthen the economy and improve the lives of their citizens through various initiatives and policies. Their partnership also ensured that Singapuram remained a dominant force in the region for years to come.

 

Following the maharddhika of Singapuram and Putrajayam, the Barathiyans struggled to defeat the brutal Greeks, and Skandha Singhavadana was compelled to turn to his adversary, the Amon-ra empire ruled by Maraya Aruddh. Despite their past conflicts, Skandha Singhavadana sought the help of Maraya Aruddh to defeat the Greeks and maintain Singapuram's dominance in the region. This alliance proved successful, and Singapuram continued to thrive under Skandha's leadership.

 

Under Amon-ra Empire, the Indou were made into slaves, but his heir did not carry on the practise and instead made peace with the Barathiyans. The land became Indou-Barath under the rule of Amon-ra empire's peacekeeping, However, the Greeks assassinated Maraya Aruddh, which led to the fall of the Amon-ra Empire. The Greeks then established their own rule over Indou-Barath region in the northern region and brought significant changes to the region's culture and politics. This period of Greek influence is known as the Hellenistic era in Indou-Barath's history.