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One of Buddha's disciple draw it secretly, while Buddha was teaching.

Yes, Sakyamuni Buddha is Mongoloid race.

The original photo stored in British museum.

Before the term Nepal came to exist from 4th B.C, it was called "Kiratdesh".

Kiratdesh was never part of Bharat(India) as mentioned in Veda and other Hindu scriptures.

Buddha was born into Shakya family,whom are Mongoloid in race.That's he is also known as "Sakyamuni"("sage of the Shakyas")

Come to Kathmandu and go to Newar towns in patan and bhakatpur. you would meet Shakya communities sub group of Newar. then look them straight into their eyes and tell them if they look indo-Aryan.

Now tell me what proof do you have that shakya was aryan? just because he was from royal family(kshatriyas) doesn't mean he was from aryan race.

kshatriyas refers to warriors and kings. there were Kirat(Mongoloid) kings and warriors too hence kshatriyas in category.

Over 2500+ years ago, Himalayas region was a stronghold of Kiratas. Kiratas means Mongoloid race. This is even mentioned in Veda, Puranas, Epic.

The Sutta Lakkhan, describes the Shakya, whom the Gautma Buddha was born into as "those yellow-skinned, soft and delicate as the bronze, his dark hair and slanted eyes and black" (dialogues of the Buddha, Part III p.138)

Indo-Aryan writers wants to claim all the good things for themselves. Nowhere was Aryan Civilization at the foothills of the Himalayas during (Buddha and Shiva's time) which is over 2500+ years ago.The aryan civilization and their settlement was at the upper reaches of the Indus, Yamuna, and Gangetic plains near Rajasthan in northwest India bordering with Pakistan

The foothill of the Himalayas region belongs to Mongoloid civilization whom the Aryan refer them as Kirat. Still in doubt,please refer to this website http://www.purifymind.com/ThoughtBuddhaLife.htm and ask the vice-President of the Council of the World Buddhist University and Mahachulalongkornrajvidalya University in Bangkok, Thailand whom they made this video.