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There are some things that makes me to disagree. The younger son surely must have had one heck of long lifeforce but what you say is outrageous if we thing tht he could survive this long. The fruit that Kagyua ate supposedly appears one in 1000 years and when that man appears surely a couple of hundrends of years must have passed. He simply can't have survived for that long.
Secondly, what you said with the tear makes sense but it's quite a long shot to make a theory based on that. It could simply mean that he felt very deep happiness. My second point might not be very important but you should realize that if you do the maths that old man of the modern world being the younger son is quite far- fetched.
Fair arguments. You're right, my second point is more intuitive than concrete. But regarding your main point, the amount of years, does pose an issue to the idea, however, I think it is in some way possible due to us not knowing the *exact* point in time of the flashback. Enough time has to have passed for there to have been some organization within the Sand culture, but not enough time for villages to have been full fledged and organized. Kishi might've left himself room not giving the guards headbands. I'm not a Naruto historian but I think Kishi has room to work it in. It's definitely a weak point of the theory, I will give that.
Well, the younger son would have be like a millennium years old and since it was shown to be in the sand village it shouldn't have been that too long ago. Since konoha is the first village and was founded like a century ago from the current time.
I see what you are saying. If this is possible, we know it had to have been from Sand Culture, but not necessarily after the formation of the village as the guards do not sport headbands, so it may not be a clear indicator. I know the general timeline of Naruto, but not specifics enough to know if this is possible, I'll look into it. These are definitely notches against this theory as Kishi would have a lot of plot to explain to the readers, and extended life force doesn't cut it as an answer.
Thank you for the response though, I'll have to look into it.