How did the Vedic people's entrance into the weakened Indus Valley differ from that of other pastoralist migrations into Egypt,Mesopotamia,or Anatolia?

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Unlike the pastoralist migrations into Egypt, Mesopotamia, or Anatolia, the Aryans did not immediately establish a large territorial state after entering the Indus Valley. They initially lived as semi-nomadic pastoralists and established small tribal communities. Additionally, there is no evidence to suggest that the Aryans destroyed the culture of Indus societies or abandoned their religion to adopt that of the Indus people. The use of horses and wheeled carts was also common among the Vedic people.

How Did the Vedic People's Entrance into the Weakened Indus