The Sangiks were all cannibalistic, but other races did not originally practice cannibalism. [1] The Sangiks, along with later Adamites and Nodites, were belligerent, while the Andonites embraced peace through the golden rule. [2]
The Sangiks converted Father's temple in Dalamatia into a shrine dedicated to Nog, the false god of light and fire, when the first capital of the world was engulfed. [3] Efforts to identify modern peoples' Sangik ancestry must consider the later improvement of racial strains through Adamic blood admixture. [4]
The Sangik tribes were fairly industrious when residing away from the tropics, engaged in a long struggle between lazy devotees of magic and apostles of work. [5]
Sangik hereditary dominance has obscured the Andonite type, with only the skeletal structures of the Lapps and Eskimos preserving the aboriginal Andonic type. [6] The Sangik peoples originated in the highlands northwest of India, differentiating from the Andonic stock in Asia as their first homeland. [7]
The primary Sangik peoples avoided the tropics, leading to the migration of secondary Sangik peoples to Africa and the dispersion of superior races to Asia and Europe. [8] The Sangik races were primarily medium- to broad-headed, with variations in skull dimensions within each group. [9]
India housed a cosmopolitan population, but unfortunately, it included the green, orange, and indigo races, while the superior races migrated to Asia, Africa, and Europe. [10]
When primary Sangik races merge with secondary Sangik races, the latter greatly benefit at the cost of the former, contributing to the improvement of the secondary groups over time. [11]
The Sangik races had many desirable traits to enhance primary races, with the primary blue, red, and yellow races being superior but the secondary races also containing traits that could have improved them. [12] Many Sangiks migrated to India and Africa, resulting in a cosmopolitan population with a mixture of green, orange, and indigo races. [13] The Sangiks were medium- to long-headed, with the blue races having a tendency towards broad-headedness. [14]
India became the home of a cosmopolitan population comprising the green, orange, and indigo races, with the secondary Sangiks migrating to Africa and the primary races dispersing to Asia and Europe. [15] Sangiks are referred to as Negroid. [16] The Sangik substratum indicates kinship among modern peoples spread across the Deccan, Iran, Mesopotamia, and the Mediterranean. [17]