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Jiang says IVC traders solved piracy and banditry risk through colonies, trading partners, and local security arrangements rather than by building their own war-making culture.
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Jiang says IVC traders solved piracy and banditry risk through colonies, trading partners, and local security arrangements rather than by building their own war-making culture.
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"...So when you trade there's always a problem of piracy and banditry. So how do you protect yourselves against that? Okay. We know like..."
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"So these are their main trading partners. And so you would think their trading partners were the ones who were responsible for local security...."
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"...okay? And hit... But there's always contact, okay? Contact through trade, banditry, mercenary, okay? Does that make sense? Because these people in the regions,..."
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"...okay? What's important is that through trade, they're becoming wealthier. Through banditry, they're becoming wealthier as well. And by working with your mercenaries, they..."
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A source-grounded reading of the episode's central claim: the Indus Valley was a peaceful trade civilization whose lost religion may survive as the Indian nostalgia for oneness, false reality, and liberation without the gatekeeper.
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