Lord Krishna:The son of Proto-Dravidian Ahirs (भगवान श्रीकृष्ण: आद्या-द्रविड़ अहीर के पुत्र).अहीर चंद्रवंशी क्षत्रिय नहीं थेIअहीर एक अनार्य जाती हैI सबका वैदिकरण(Sanskritnisation) करने के चक्कर मे मुल इतिहास ही गायब हो गया हैI





According to a theory advanced by A. P. Karmakar, Abhiras were a Proto Dravidian tribe, derived from Dravidian Ayir, which means cowherd, he further argues, Aitareva Brahmin refers to Vasah, as the name of people, which in Vedic literature means cow. Finally, he concludes from Padma Purana, where Vishnu informed Abhiras, "I shall be born among you, O Abhiras, at Mathura in my eighth birth". D. R. Bhandarkar supports the non-aryan origin theory, by directly relating Krishna, to Rig Veda's "Krishna Drapsah", where he fights Aryan God Indra. Added to this Karmakar, shows Harivamsa says Yadu was born of Harynasva and Madhumati, who was the daughter of Madhu Rakshasa. Madhu says all the territory of Mathura belongs to Abhiras. Further, Mahabharata describes Abhira as forming one of the seven republics, Samsaptak Gunas, and as a friend of Matsyas, a pre Vedic tribe.
The Ahir are believed to be the descandants of Lord Krishna and are caste of cowherds, milkers, and cattle breeders widely dispersed across the Gangetic Plain, especially in the more easternly part (Bihar, Bengal, and eastern Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh). They lived as shepherds at Gokul Mathura about a thousand years ago. They spread throughout northern and northwestern India. There are four types of Ahir Tribals namely Prantharia, Machhoya, Boureecha, & Sorathia.
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