This historic city of Luxembourg whose Old Quarters and Fortifications have become one of the world heritage sites played a significant role in European history. Remaining at the heart of the Western Europe, it is located at the confluence of the Alzette and Pétrusse Rivers. Its royal relationship with Roman Emperors, with the House of Burgundy, and with the Spanish Kings, with the Prussians, with the Habsburg and the French, renders a complete picture of its inhabitants’ common ancestral origin in the past. Its geographical boundary touching Paris, Brussels, and Cologne tells the story of Frank-people’s original homeland from whose name African continent also received its name.

River Petrusse is identified with river Betravati and Alzette with Alakanda or Alakavati(or Ajitavati) of other ancient literature. Country’s second populous city is Esch-sur-Alzett or Esch-Uelzecht; the town is usually referred to as just Esch which is the other name of the ancient Rome. Esch is the short name for Eschate means ‘at the end of the earth’ on the ‘west’ where the Ramanaka people were then living. Esch-Belval, Utopolis, Belval, and the Rockhal, the Lankelz, Musique, Ariston, and Kinosch amplify the notice of kinship of its inhabitants to a defined and distinct historic ‘past’ ; the most notable place here is Lanklz which is exactly as same as Lanka of the ancient literature which is known as Ravanna Island. It identifies ancient Ujjain or Uz.

Luxembourg identifies the ancient Laxman, name of Rama’s brother; while Rome was the birthplace of Rama, the god incarnated of the epic the Ramayana, Laxman, according to Milinda, was one of the teachers of the Buddha. Laxman identifies a place in this name; it is the other name for Garuda or the Gadion/Gardion(of Alexander’s historians) country which marks the Gad settlement of the Bible. Name of Marshal Vahuban is identical with Mahasala Bahubal of Indian puranic tradition. it Garuda or Gordion country was a part of the Mahasal region.