The Maya culture of America was established by the Maya demon described in the Mahabharata!

- Gochar-Agochar-Devesh Mehta

- American historians believe that Indian Aryans were the first to establish a population on the American continent.

Many historians state that Indian culture and civilization is the oldest culture and civilization in the world. It is very well reflected in the two original poems of India, Ramayana and Mahabharata. It is said in the Mahabharata composed by Maharshi Krishna Dvaipayana Vedavyasaji - 'What is here is also elsewhere, what is not here is nowhere else.' Inscriptions and inscriptions from 2000 years ago found in Bhimbetka, Madhya Pradesh, excavations in the Narmada valley and Mehrgarh as well as many other ethnographic archeological evidences have proved that the land of India has been the karma land of primitive humans. It was from here that human beings began to inhabit other places and develop a culture there. Hindu scriptures point out that the first Puru on earth, Manu and his wife Shatrupa, led the human race. The human being is called Manuj. Manuj means born from Manu.

The ancient Maya civilization of America was established in Guatemala, Mexico, Honduras and the Yucatan Peninsula. The Maya civilization was one of the most important civilizations in Mexico. It started in AD. Poo. Born in 1900. This civilization 200 to AD It reached its peak during the 300's. Its main centers were in Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador. The Maya civilization ended in the sixteenth century, but it began in the eleventh century.

The research done by some historians seems to draw our attention to a very strange thing. The point is that there is a very close resemblance between the ancient Maya civilization of America and the Indian civilization. The word maya is a Sanskrit word. It is related to the name of the 'Mayan' demon. The civilization was named 'Maya' after the Mayan demon. The Mayan Asuras are considered to be the fathers of the ancient Maya civilization of South America. The knowledge and talent that Mayasur had came to the Maya people who were his descendants. This genius is reflected in the towns and architectures created by this civilization. Our Puranas mention Tripura built by Mayasur. In the 8th chapter of Anushasan Parva of Mahabharata, in the 24th to 27th chapters of Karnaparva, in the 10th chapter of the 7th Skandha of Srimad Bhagavatam and in the 133rd to 137th chapters of Matsya Purana, one hundred and thirty to one hundred and thirty-seven chapters of Purana are found in Mayapur.

It shows that Mayasur, after a long period of penance, pleased Brahmaji and asked for the blessing of being able to make three cities at a distance of hundreds of plans. With his blessing, he built three miraculous towns with wonderful craftsmanship, Tarakasur, Kamalaksh and Vidhunmali. Mayasur himself lived in the highest part of it, making it a very divine city. He made it clear to the rulers of the three floods that they should not go mad and disrespect the worship of God. For a while he did so so that he remained healthy and safe, but later he did not do so and fell victim to Shivaji's wrath. Inspired by the gods and Brahma, Shivaji destroyed the three flood lords. However, Mayasur survived because he practiced virtue and was a true worshiper of God. Shivaji did not kill him. The Mahabharata mentions that in the town of Indraprastha built by the Pandavas, Mayan Danve built a magical, miraculous palace where water and water can be seen wherever there is a place.

The discovery of idols and inscriptions of Lord Shiva, Ganesha, Narsingh and Suryanarayana in Mexico is proof that Indians lived in America in ancient times. There are many other proofs. In traditional Mexican songs, the exclamations that her mother produces when she sends her newly-married bride to her groom's house are in keeping with Indian ideas. In terms of facial features, the people of ancient Mexico appear to be of the same race as the inhabitants of the northeastern region of India. In the terminology of ancient India, the western hemisphere with the American continent was called the abyss. We call the lower part of the earth the abyss.

In the map of the earth, the region of Mexico of America is just below India! It may be that the Ramayana's reference to the guardian's move to the abyss is historically a sign of his defeat and of moving away from the palaces and castles on the island of Bali and settling in Mexico.

American historians believe that Indian Aryans were the first to establish a population on the American continent. The Red Indians of America are considered to be the original inhabitants there. Hindu culture reached there thousands of years ago. This habitation is believed to have taken place in the Mahabharata period. In Bolivia on the American continent, in present-day Peru and Chile, Hindus developed their own population and developed agriculture. Virochana, Surya Dwar, Chandra Dwar, Nag etc. on the gates of the ancient temples here are the same as in Hinduism.

The Yellow Swastika was the symbol of the Native American Pistolis Military Infantry Division, the official army of the United States of America. It was replaced by an eagle because of the Nazis. The Nazis kept the swastika upside down as their national symbol, so the Americans removed it and put the eagle symbol.

The Maya people had wonderful scientific knowledge.

Their ancestors had a deep knowledge of the universe, the shape of the globe and architecture. His calendar is full of wonderful astronomical mysteries. They could also make incredible calculations. They knew about the 6-day Venusian Year and were able to estimate the period of years on Earth to be 2.50 days. According to our latest scientific knowledge, this figure is 4.5. There are so many similarities between the two. The Maya people calculated it to be 200 million years old. This wonderful formula is so complex that only an 'electronic brain' can do it. The oldest book on the Teotihuacan Pyramid says that gods from other planets gathered here and held meetings about humans on Earth.

There is a picture on the wall of an ancient temple of the Maya people at Palencue, Mexico, in which a man who looks like a god is seen flying his spaceship. Books such as "Chariot of the Gods" by Eric von Daniken, "The Gods Never Left Us" and "Hindu America" ​​by the monk Chamanlal provide detailed information about the Maya civilization.