Is Ancient Indian science was so advance 1. !!!!!!!!

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Charles Darwin stated his theory of Evolution on 1859 . But Indian had  showed it  between 1st millennium BCE to early 2nd-millennium CE in Vishnu Puran as Dashavatar of lord Vishnu there was quite resemblance between them.

Avatars are indicative of the evolutionary process

 

According to Darwin's theory, life began in the ocean. Vishnu's first avatar, Matsya, was a fish.

Vishnu's first avatar was Matsya. He took the form of a fish to save Manu from the massive deluge. Darwin believed that water is the most essential ingredient to sustain life, and thus that is where life originated.

. Darwin said that the species then began coming out of the water. Kurma, Vishnu's second avatar was an amphibian.

The second manifestation of Vishnu was in the form of a tortoise named Kurma. It held the mountain, that was being used to churn the cosmic ocean, in its place. Darwin hypothesised that amphibians were the next kind of animals to develop. As species started coming out and exploring the land, they developed bodily features to survive both inside and outside of water.

 And soon, there was the need to traverse long distances, so creatures developed legs. Varaha, the third incarnation, was a boar.

The next logical step in evolution had to be the ability to travel on the ground. To accomplish this, species started developing legs. Boar, the third form taken by Vishnu, fought Hiranyaksha in a thousand-year battle and helped bring the earth back from the bottom of the ocean.

 Narsimha avatar had the features of man as well as those of a beast. This could be similar to the species the very first human beings evolved from.

The next major milestone in evolution was the concept of homo sapiens. Narsimha, the fourth avatar, was a half-man, half-lion, which indicates evolution slowly going towards human beings. Vishnu, in order to protect his devotee Prahlad, took this form and killed Hiranyakashipu, the demon king.

5. The fifth avatar, Vamana was dwarfed human being, visually very similar to the short ape species that humans have evolved from.

To be honest, there is no exact form like a short homo sapiens In Charles Darwin's theory. But, if you look at the evolution charts, the earliest form of apes that human beings evolved from were in fact, much shorter in height than present-day human beings.

6. The short ape-like species finally evolved into what we call 'early man'. Parshurama, Vishnu's sixth avatar was very similar to that.

Parshurama lived in caves in the forest and used primitive weapons made out of stone and wood (like an axe). Known for his anger and acting on whims, Parshurama is believed to have killed and vanished the entire clan of Kshatriyas from the planet in one such furious fit. In the study of evolution, all these are the traits commonly associated with the cave dwelling 'early man'.

Finally comes Rama, a perfect human being and then Krishna, a more knowledgeable, logical

This (the evolution) goes on.

Our sages and saints thought beyond. That is why they proposed Dashavatar, which is a better theory than the theory of evolution proposed by Charles Darwin.