How did Hinduism spread in the Dravidian states?

Very interesting question, but I think there are many presumptions in the details that might prevent an honest answer. Anyways, I would try to tell an interesting story around it and it won't be about Tamil Brahmins. read more

Improper usage of the word "Advent" - Spread of Hinduism was not a sudden phenomina. The people of south India (I assume you were referring the south Indians as "Dravidians") were practicing a religion/way of life and outsiders started calling it Hinduism. read more

Missionaries/Pilgrims did not travel the world to spread ideals about Hinduism like Islam and Christianity Many people circa the birth of Christ adapted to the idea of monotheism Religions like Islam, Christianity, and Buddhism adapted belief of a messenger of God, or a prophet Hindus believe that Hinduism is more of a way of life than a structured religion. read more