Why do North Indians Look Different from South Indians? The Genetics of South Asia
Summary
TLDRこのビデオスクリプトは、インドが民族、人種、または宗教ではなく、現在世界で第二位の人口を有する国であることを明確にします。インドの人口は約13億人で、アメリカの約4倍の人が住んでいます。インドの多様性は非常に高く、11の主要な民族グループと数百から数千に及ぶ小さな民族グループが存在します。インド亜大陸全体で見られる民族的、言語的、宗教的多様性は、アフリカ大陸全体のそれと比較しても遜色ありません。このビデオは、インドと南アジアの複雑さと魅力を掘り下げ、地域の人々の独特な特徴と歴史的背景を解説します。
Takeaways
- 😀 India has an extremely large and rapidly growing population, projected to surpass China's in the next few years
- 😯 There is immense ethnic, linguistic and religious diversity stuffed into India's relatively small geographic size
- 👥 South Asia/Indian subcontinent includes India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and Maldives
- 🤝 Two main ancestral groups are Dravidians in the south and Indo-Aryans in the north
- 👫 Dravidians have distinct features like dark skin, while Indo-Aryans have lighter skin
- 🎨 Skin color exists on a spectrum due to historical intermixing between groups
- 😣 Fairer skin is seen as more desirable and can provide advantages in entertainment industries
- 💆♀️ Other groups include Anglo-Indians of mixed British ancestry and Parsis of Persian ancestry
- ✝️ Religion now distinguishes groups more than ethnicity, especially Hindu vs Muslim
- 🤝 Assimilation and intermarriage continues between groups, creating a fascinated mixed population
Q & A
インドとはどのような国ですか?
-インドは民族、人種、宗教を指す言葉ではなく、世界で2番目に人口が多い国です。
インドの人口はどれくらいですか?
-インドの人口は約13億人です。
インドの民族的多様性についてどのような特徴がありますか?
-インドには約11の主要な民族グループが存在し、数百から数千に及ぶさまざまな小規模な民族グループがあります。
南アジアの国々にはどのようなものがありますか?
-南アジアにはバングラデシュ、ブータン、インド、モルディブ、ネパール、パキスタン、スリランカが含まれます。
ドラヴィダ人とはどのような人々ですか?
-ドラヴィダ人はインド南部に住む民族グループで、メラネシア人と関連があると考えられています。
インド・アーリア人とは何ですか?
-インド・アーリア人は北インドに住む、インド・ヨーロッパ語族の言語を話す人々です。
インドの宗教的多様性について教えてください。
-インドでは多様な宗教が存在し、主にヒンドゥー教、イスラム教、キリスト教、シク教が信仰されています。
インド映画業界における肌の色に対する見方はどのようなものですか?
-インド映画業界では、非常に肌が白いとヨーロッパ的な特徴を持つ人々が好まれる傾向があります。
アングロ・インディアンとはどのような人々ですか?
-アングロ・インディアンは、英国の祖先を持ち、独自のコミュニティと民族アイデンティティを形成したインドの混血の人々です。
インドとその近隣国における民族的、言語的、宗教的多様性の重要性は何ですか?
-この多様性は、これらの地域の文化的豊かさと複雑さを示し、それぞれの国のアイデンティティと社会構造に深く影響を与えています。
Outlines
😊 The diverse ethnic and linguistic groups of India
Paragraph 1 introduces India as a highly populous and diverse country, containing many ethnic groups like Dravidians in the south and Indo-Aryans in the north. It also discusses the broader South Asian region, distinguishing groups like Iranians and Tibeto-Burmans.
😃 Physical features and skin color across groups
Paragraph 2 describes physical differences between groups, noting that fair skin is often prized. There has also been considerable intermixing over time.
😉 India's diversity makes its population fascinating
Paragraph 3 concludes that India's history of migration and assimilation has created a uniquely diverse population, though some discrimination persists.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡インド
💡人口成長
💡民族的多様性
💡南アジア
💡ドラヴィダ人
💡インド・アーリア人
💡言語的多様性
💡宗教的多様性
💡人種的特徴
💡民族間の交流
Highlights
India is not an ethnicity, race, or religion; it's a diverse country with a massive population.
India's population is predicted to surpass China's, becoming the world's most populous country.
India's current population sits at around 1.3 billion, significantly larger than the population of the US.
The diversity in India includes numerous ethnic, linguistic, and religious groups.
South Asia, or the Indian subcontinent, comprises countries like India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives.
India has around 11 main ethnic groups and possibly thousands of smaller ethnic groups.
Dravidians, one of the first peoples in South Asia, live mainly in southern India and are related to Melanesian peoples.
Indo-Aryans, speaking Indo-European languages, migrated into northern India thousands of years ago.
Indo-Aryans and Dravidians have mixed over thousands of years, creating a wide spectrum of skin colors and features.
Entertainment industries in South Asia often favor fair-skinned and more European-looking features.
The Hindi-speaking people of northern India are the largest group, with around 600 million people.
The main Dravidian groups include the Tamils, Malayali, Telugu, and Kannada peoples.
Anglo-Indians, a mixed-race community, were formed from unions between British troops and Indian women.
Discrimination in India has historically been based on skin color, but modern distinctions are more often based on religion.
The diversity and complexity of India and South Asia's population make it a unique and fascinating region.
Transcripts
before we begin let's just make one
thing clear Indian is not an ethnicity
not a race and definitely not a religion
India is currently the second most
populous country in the world behind
China but it's not going to be that way
for long it's predicted than a current
population growth rates India will
become the world's most populous country
for the first time in only five years in
2022 for babies born on the earth today
they probably won't ever remember a time
in history when India wasn't the world's
most populous country as opposed to our
generation and before who always
remember China as being the world's most
populous country India's population
currently sits at around 1.3 billion
people and for perspective on how
astronomically large that numbers the US
currently only has about 25 percent of
that number at around 300 million so for
every u.s. American citizen there are
over 4 Indians
astonishingly when the rest of both
North and South America are included
India still beats them out population
wise seeing how the combined population
of the Americas is only around 1 billion
people clearly there's a lot of people
living there and it's very easy for us
living in the Western world to forget
just how much their population Dwarfs
our own now the reason for me saying all
of this is that there's an immense
amount of diversity in India let alone
the Indian subcontinent imagine all of
the ethnic linguistic and religious
diversity of the population of all of
Africa stuffed into a country the size
of Argentina India is obviously not a
homogenous country but most people don't
know just how truly diverse it is and
when you include the rest of South Asia
the situation gets even more complicated
South Asia which is frequently referred
to as the Indian subcontinent is usually
defined as the countries of Bangladesh
Bhutan India the Maldives
Nepal Pakistan and Sri Lanka the western
half of Pakistan is occasionally thought
of as more Middle Eastern because their
population has more in common with the
Iranian speaking peoples of Afghanistan
and Iran but we're going to include them
with the rest of South Asia for this
video
India has around 11 main ethnic groups
the largest of which being the Hindi
speaking peoples of northern India that
are very difficult to classify by
ethnicity
there are however hundreds maybe even
thousands of smaller and much smaller
ethnic groups and the entire region of
South Asia but for the most part people
of South Asia can be put into a few very
large racial groups the first peoples to
have inhabited South Asia are believed
to be the Dravidians Davidians are a
racial group that live in the southern
portion of India and also have ethnic
groups scattered in the neighboring
countries they're believed to be related
to the Melanesian people of the Pacific
such as people from Papa New Guinea Fiji
and the Australian Aborigines because of
this they have features that are quite
distinct from any other group of people
in India the majority of the rest of the
region is inhabited by speakers of
indo-european languages - known as
indo-aryans being unrelated to the Nazi
concept of the Aryan race of course the
indo-aryan people migrated into northern
India around three to four thousand
years ago most likely traveling through
Iran and Afghanistan into the
subcontinent they mixed with the native
Dravidians of India but retained their
distinct languages and culture which is
why the indo-aryan languages of India
are actually more closely related to the
European languages than to the much
closer geographically Dravidian
languages believe it or not indo-aryan
people inhabit the northern north of
India all of Bangladesh the southern
part of Nepal eastern Pakistan the
island chain of the Maldives and the
southern part of Sri Lanka
there's also a small indo-aryan ethnic
group called the Rohingya people that
are related to the Bengal ease and bleed
over into neighboring Burma but that's a
topic for another day overall various
Dravidian groups make up around 16% of
India's population and around 13% for
South Asia
as a whole although this proportion is
falling fast with birth rates in
northern India far outpacing those in
the South Dravidian people generally are
much darker in skin tone and hair color
than the indo-aryans to the north and
have different facial features of wider
noses larger lips and a more prominent
brow Ridge indo-aryans mostly have
lighter skin less coarse hair and more
Middle Eastern sort of features now it's
very important to realize that skin
color and facial features are on a
spectrum in South Asia meaning that
anyone from any part of the region can
have any of these traits and some
indo-aryan people from northern India
could actually be darker than some four
billion people from southern India this
is because of the extreme mixing that
has gone on in the Indian subcontinent
in the past few thousand years with
pretty much all indo-aryans having at
least some Dravidian ancestry and vice
versa it's important to note that
judging what South Asian people look
like by looking at celebrities from the
region will definitely not give you an
accurate picture as to what the average
South Asian person looks like it's
actually very advantageous in the
entertainment industries of India
Pakistan and Bangladesh to have very
fair-skinned and more European looking
features so it's not uncommon to not
find a single Indian actor or actress in
Bollywood that has dark skin despite
large portions of their people having
such skin color even Nina davuluri who
is famously the first person of Indian
descent to win Miss America in 2014
acknowledged that she would probably not
have gotten very far in Indian modelling
because her skin is too dark the
indo-aryan groups that are on the
fringes of the subcontinent such as the
Assamese in the Far Northeast of India
or Nepal ease in the far north of the
region generally have anywhere from 15
to 20 percent admixture from the
neighboring East and Southeast Asian
people since Tibet lies directly to the
north of Nepal and India and Bangladesh
and Assam are very close to the border
of Southeast Asia
there are even states in northeast India
that are inhabited by tibeto-burman
people or Thai speaking peoples who
appear to be more
related to Southeast Asians than other
South Asians also western Pakistan is
inhabited by the Baylock and Pashtun
people two ethnic groups that are of
Iranian descent being more closely
related to the Persians of Iran there is
also a relatively small group called the
brow Hui people who are the last
remaining Dravidian speaking population
in all of Pakistan the rest of the
country is almost entirely inhabited by
indo-aryans such as the Sinti people and
punjabi people the largest group in the
region by far would be the Hindi
speaking peoples of northern India and
around 600 million people although as
mentioned earlier they can be divided
into many smaller sub ethnicities such
as the Biharis rajasthan ease and
Chattisgarh ii people and they probably
wouldn't really appreciate me all that
much calling them all the same ethnicity
but really I'm no expert on the subject
other distinct indo-aryan groups in
India include the Marathas the next
largest people who inhabit the state of
Maharashtra which contains Mumbai Bombay
the largest city in all of South Asia
the Gujarati are most famous for being
the main merchants and traders of India
in the Bengali people who are divided
between the Indian state of West Bengal
and the independent country of
Bangladesh with most Indian Bengalis
being Hindu and most Bangladeshis being
Muslim the Punjabis are tricky because
nearly all of the Punjabis of Pakistan
are Muslim and they far outnumber the
Punjabis of India who are mostly of the
Sikh faith which know is a part of Islam
or Hinduism but a distinct religion of
its own
the main Dravidian groups are the Tamils
of southern India and northern Sri Lanka
the malayali people of Kerala the Telugu
people of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh
and the Canada people that's right
Canada of Khanna Tarka the two mill
people in Sri Lanka have had a long and
bloody conflict for independence from
the Sinhalese dominated government who
are actually the only indo-aryan group
that is almost entirely Buddhist there's
also a large minority of mixed-race
people in South Asia
known as the anglo-indians getting their
namesake from their paternal English
ancestors when the British troops were
first stationed in India the late 1800s
they didn't bring their families and
wives since they had a life expectancy
of only around 8 months and as such
often had affairs and even sometimes
married the native Indian women from
many different parts of the country
mixed-race marriages were later deemed
illegal by the British government in
India but by that time the damage had
been done over the past couple of
centuries they created their own
communities intermarrying within their
own group creating their own ethnic
identity today they number up to 1
million people which may sound like a
lot but this is only 0.1% of India's
population and are scattered throughout
the country with many more having moved
abroad to other areas of significant
South Asian Diaspora such as the UK
Australia Canada the US and Southeast
Asia other much smaller groups of
foreign extraction in India are the
zoroastrian or Parsi people who are of
Persian Zoroastrian origin and de c.v
people who are of South East African
bantu origin and were brought to various
regions of India as slaves by the Arabs
and Portuguese
although discrimination based on skin
color has historically been quite high
in the Indian subcontinent in modern
India the main distinction is generally
not between race or ethnicity but
religion with many families actually
being quite tolerant of marriages
between indo-aryans and your billions
yet the stigma between interfaith
marriages remains at around the same
since the partition of India in 1947
because of migration intermixing and
assimilation the people of India and
South Asia are one of the most
fascinating and unique populations of
the planet and one that everyone should
learn about even though I probably
horribly mispronounced every name in
this video thanks for watching everyone
there's been Mason and I'll see you next
time
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