Talk:Chero
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Link with Cherokee nation
[edit]I've removed the passage which reads "Notes: The Chero tribal groups have preancient and ancient links to the Cherokee tribal groups of the Americas with probable connections to the Chera Empire and other Asian empires like the Po Kingdom; and also other groups and areas like Cherak towns, regions and peoples of Asia and Siam, Thailand, Indonesia and Oceania similar to Maya world history. Sometimes called the ancient ones by American Indians, the Cherakee or Cherokee joined the aboriginals of the Americas and became as one in a tribal world. source: cherokeeempire.bravehost.com"
This is a big claim for which there is no evidence. The site quoted does not inspire confidence.
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Addition of WP:RSCASTE
[edit]There is repeated addition of content from People of India Bihar Volume XVI Part One edited by S Gopal & Hetukar Jha pages 229 to 231 Seagull Books, this book is re-edited version of Kumar Suresh Singh ( People of India Bihar Volume XVI) and is deemed as unreliable for ethnography and history of a community. Refer to the details for the same WP:RSCASTE. I have removed that content as per it, open to any discussion on it. RS6784 (talk) 07:47, 26 February 2022 (UTC)