 Five
hundred thousand years ago the Badonan
tribes of India, superior descendants of the original Andonites,
became involved in another great racial
struggle. Warfare raged for over a hundred years and in the end one
hundred families, representing the most desirable strains of all the
living descendants of Andon and Fonta, remained. Among them a man and a
woman began suddenly to produce a family of remarkable mutant
children, nineteen in number, who were not only more intelligent than
their fellows but whose skins had a tendency to turn various colors when
exposed to sunlight. There were five red, two
orange, four yellow, two
green, four blue, and two. This was the
Sangik family, the
ancestors of the six colored races. For almost 100,000
years these Sangik peoples mingled together and spread out around the
foothills of the northwestern Indian highlands, until population expansion
forced them to migrate. The primary Sangiks—red, yellow, and blue—sought
the colder north, while the secondary Sangiks—orange, green, and indigo—preferred
the warmer south.
RED The red man was the first to leave his central Asian
home, going in a northeasterly direction to occupy Asia. The Neanderthalers, spread out over the entire breadth of Eurasia and whose
eastern wing was the most contaminated by debased strains, had recently
been driven south by the advancing ice, and by the time the red man
arrived the land was relatively free of these subhuman types. For almost
100,000 years the red man reigned supreme in eastern Asia, until his
yellow brethren came to displace him.
YELLOW
Three hundred thousand
years ago the main body of the yellow race entered China from the south as
coastwise migrants. Destroying or driving off the mainland any lingering
animalistic Neanderthal strains as he went along, slowly the yellow man
penetrated farther and farther inland until he began to encroach on the
red man´s territory. For over two hundred thousand years these two
superior races struggled for control of Asia until the red man, defeated
and with his back against the ice, was driven into North America across
the newly passable Bering land bridge.
RED,
ESKIMO It was 85,000 years ago
when the last of the comparatively pure remnants of the red race,
numbering around seven thousand men, women and children, crossed en masse
to North America. Shortly thereafter they became isolated when the Bering
land isthmus sank. The red man never returned to Asia, but he left behind
his genetic imprint in Siberia, northern China, central
Asia, India, and Europe.
Five thousand years after
the red man arrived in America, the freezing over of the north seas
compelled the Eskimos in Greenland to continue moving in a westerly
direction, reaching the continent of North America not long after the red
man had arrived in Alaska. Five thousand years ago a chance meeting
occurred between an Indian tribe and a lone Eskimo group on the
southeastern shores of Hudson Bay. They intermarried, and as a result
these Eskimos were eventually absorbed by the more numerous red men. This
encounter represents the isolated red man's sole contact with the rest of
the world until comparatively recent times.
RED,
YELLOW, ORANGE,
BLUE Accompanying the red race
across the Bering Strait were three small groups of mixed ancestry, mainly
orange and blue. They early separated from the red man and continued down
into Mexico and Central America, where they were later joined by a small
group of mixed yellows and reds. These races amalgamated, and within five
thousand years divided into three groups, establishing the civilizations
respectively of Mexico, Central America,
and South America. (Their later
and more enduring civilizations were founded by a race predominantly red
but containing a considerable admixture of yellow, orange, and blue.)
BLUE On the European continent
the ice was beginning to retreat, allowing the blue man, together with a
few other small racial groups, to migrate westward from their Indian
highland home. Following the old Andonite trails, they invaded Europe in
successive waves. (The Basques and the Berbers, though
admixed with Saharans and others, represent two surviving strains of this
race.) In Europe they encountered their Neanderthal brethren, who
had been driven south and east by the glacier. The mingling of the blue
man with the Neanderthal peoples led to the immediate improvement of the
older race. Lapps and the Eskimos are blends of Andonite and
Sangik-blue races. During the following interglacial period this new
blue-Neanderthal race extended from England to India.
ORANGE
Around 300,000 BC the
orange race turned west from their homeland and began to move southward
along the coast towards Africa. They established their headquarters at
Armageddon, in Palestine, but made little impression before being
destroyed by the later arriving green man.
GREEN
Near their center of race
origin the green race split into three major divisions: The northern
tribes were assimilated by the yellow and blue races; the eastern branch
amalgamated with the Indian peoples of those days, and remnants still
persist among them; the southern group entered Africa, where they
encountered and annihilated their orange cousins. The orange man, as a
race, ceased to exist 100,000 years ago; his genetic remains were absorbed
by the green victors and by the soon-to-follow indigo men.
The indigos were the last
of the Sangik peoples to migrate from their birthplace. About the time of
the green/orange racial wars in Egypt, the great black exodus began to
wend its way south along the coast toward Africa. Soon the indigo man
entered Egypt where he overpowered the green man by sheer force of
numbers. These indigo races absorbed
the remnants of the orange man and much of the stock of the green man, and
this amalgamation proved beneficial to certain of the indigo tribes. The
indigo race moved south into the forests of Africa, and has been the
dominant racial group on the continent ever since.
ANDONITE,
RED, YELLOW,
GREEN, ORANGE, BLUE, INDIGO
In India, the earliest race
mixtures were a blend of the migrating red and yellow races with the
aboriginal Andonites. This combined group later absorbed the greater
portion of the extinct eastern green peoples as well as large numbers of
the orange race, had limited admixture with the blue man, and assimilated
a heavy percentage of the indigo race. The aborigines of India are not these peoples but are rather the most ancient southern and eastern
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