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Hindus never forgot their demolished temples. Ayodhya, Kashi, Mathura and countless more. They remembered them over centuries. Example of Somnath

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A venerable civilization triumphs over a militant ideology. What a proud moment. Bharat Mata Ki Jai🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

The three immortal steps. The first established ascendancy over the skies. The second over the waters. The third, to be completed, reclamation of our heritage on land. The avatars have never failed us. We just have to remember them.🙏🙏

Remember Dronacharya's advise to Arjun when testing his archery skills, Focus on the eye of the fish. As India reaches a landmark in her civilizational journey, She must Not be misled by wolves in sheep's clothing. So many of them now. Reclamation of heritage the only goal.

Temples built along the Indus by Hindu Shahi dynasty (853-1026). Kabul was their capital but attacks of the Turks forced them to relocate to Hund on the west bank of Indus, then Nandana in the Salt Range. After Jaipal dynasty shifted near Jhelum river.

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Prahladpuri temple in Multan believed to be site where Narasimha avatar manifested. Holika dahan commenced from the site. Temple repeatedly demolished and rebuilt. Temple rebuilt when area came under Sikh control...

Delighted to share. In the series, Revisiting Itihas Re-publication of Har Bilas Sarda's exhaustive work, AJMER - Historical and Descriptive Introduction and Notes by me. aryanbooks.com/details.php?pr…

A strong tradition maintains that in the wake of Arab and Turkish invasions that commenced in the 7th century, an agnikula yajna was conducted at Mt Abu to regenerate the warrior class. Four 'fire born' Rajputs emerged, among them Chauhan of Ajmer. aryanbooks.com/details.php?pr…

Journey of Gurugram from Dronacharya's ashram to end of 19th century, Gazetteer of Gurgaon district (1883-84) Details on village communities, agriculture, industries. A researcher's delight. Newly added colour section glimpse of the glory of Gurgoan. aryanbooks.com/details.php?pr…

Chauhan ruler, Visaldeva built Sanskrit college, later converted to a mosque. Damaged inscriptions at the site showed he was a poet, '...proof that powerful Hindu rulers of the past were eager to compete with Kalidasa and Bhavabhuti for poetical fame.' aryanbooks.com/details.php?pr…

Moinuddin Chishti came to India with Muhammad Ghori, settled in Ajmer. On his death in 1236, was buried in the cell he had lived. In 15th century, Ghiyasuddin Shah of Malwa built tomb over cell. Muhammad bin Tughlaq first notable visitor to shrine. aryanbooks.com/details.php?pr…

Pushkar a most sacred site of Hindus, The place Brahma selected to perform a yajna. The Varaha Murti was thrown into a tank by Jahangir, as he recorded in his memoirs. The temple pulled down by Aurangzeb. Rebuilt by Maharaja Jai Singh of Jaipur. aryanbooks.com/details.php?pr…

Chauhans immortalized for their resistance to Turkish invasions. Attacks commenced in 7th century in reign of Durlabh Rai. His Queens committed jauhar. In 1024, Mahmud Ghaznavi attacked Ajmer en route to Somnath. The fort of Taragarh held firm. aryanbooks.com/details.php?pr…

Hansi Stone Inscription of Chauhan king, Prithviraj II, dated 1168 records he appointed his maternal uncle in charge of Asika fort (Hansi) to check the Turkish onslaught. Below the Hansi Stone inscription, now at the National Museum of Scotland 👇 aryanbooks.com/details.php?pr…

Early visitors drawn to India for her wisdom and spiritual insights Greeks acquained with India well before Alexander. A tradition - Pythagoras (570 BCE -495 BCE) visited India. Appollonius of Tyana described a temple he visited in Taxila. None tried to impose anything.

Patanjali first used the term Aryavarta to denote the home of sistas, Those who followed correct speech and conduct. The extent of Aryavarta continued to expand. aryanbooks.com/details.php?pr…

Ahmad Shah Abdali's brutal attack on Mathura and Vrindavan in 1757, recorded by his camp follower Ghulam Husain Samin. Abdali offered his troops Rs 5 for every infidel head. 'Whererver your glance fell nothing else was to be perceived but severed heads stuck upon lances.'

Imposition of jaziya on non Muslims greatly increased rural taxation. A document from Punjab showed - Of 280 males in a village 185 were held assessable. Of these, 137 paid a minimum rate of Rs 3 per annum, that is one month's salary for a labourer. Tax hard for poorest. Though