The famous Boghazkoi clay tablet inscription discovered in modern Turkey dating back to around 1400 BCE is of exceptional importance to Indian historians because it explicitly invokes which group of Vedic deities to seal a state treaty?

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The Boghazkoi inscription records a peace treaty between the Hittite and Mitanni kings of Western Asia. The rulers invoked ancient Indo-Aryan deities, specifically Indra, Varuna, Mitra, and the Nasatyas (Ashvins), as divine guardians of the pledge. This archeological find establishes a clear chronological indicator for the migration or presence of Vedic culture around the mid-second millennium BCE.

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