This is exactly why I rejected your baseless interpretations. Knowing BITS AND PIECES of Sanskrit, pretending to interpret ancient inscriptions, and expecting others to believe your interpretations only exposes how low your IQ is.
But if you can't what right do you have to reject others who actually do know parts & bits of Saṃskṛtā?! Your objections against me are all worthless copes because your father's were Orientally Money fed scholars who distorted most of every History.
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Bengalis dont call Ganesh Puja dirty.
Marathis dont call Durga Puja dirty.
Bengalis in Maharashtra dont cause problems to Marathis while celebrating Durga Puja in Maharashtra.
Marathis in Bengal dont cause problems to Bengalis while celebrating Ganesh Puja in Bengal.
Civilized.
Maharana Pratap Se Acha Movie Chetak Pe Banao Kam Se Kam Usne Kuch Ukhada Toh Hai.
Bechara Chetak Pura Din G@nd Marwane Ke Bad Khana Bhi Nhi Milta Uska Khana Maharana Pratap Kha Leta Tha.😭
5,5 feet Shivaji surrendered 23 forts to the Mughals, accepted their terms and even helped them fight Bijapur.
7,2 feet Maharana Pratap spent his entire life refusing to bow before Akbar.
Yet Bollywood keeps making movies glorifying Shivaji and Marathas while Maharana Pratap barely gets any attention.
They hate him because deep down, they know he was the greatest king India ever had.
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Maratha Regime & Muslims 📜 🪷
After years of Hindu Maratha rule, the Muslims of India were turned into peaceful subjects and cowed to submission.
“ …even the most bigoted of the Mahommedans would quickly come to prefer Maratha rule over their own ”
— European account, 1790s
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Yadava was a Puranic title, not even caste. It was assumed by many castes.
I don't know why some bot accounts keep yapping in my comment section.
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It was far from the easiest win (that would be Malwa or Gujarat).
Devagiri ranks with Mongols, Ranthambore etc. where Khīljis had to engage several times before a final victory.
Even then it was not decisive, as Ala-ud-din couldn't keep the Yadavarayas subdued in his lifetime.
Nothing changes the fact that Devagiri was one of the easiest win for Alauddin in his illustrious military career and the Yadavas were his most loyal vassal who helped him in subjugating other Hindu kingdoms in south.
When Alauddin raided Devagiri in 1296, the situation was grave for him as one failure could have led in his imprisonment as he went without notifying the emperor about his plans.
Despite leading his forces into an unknown territory against a formidable enemy such as Yadavas who were strategically incompetent as they didn't had the idea about a massive army coming from North, Alauddin didn't loose his nerves even when Prince simhana returned back to his capital, Alauddin was able to defeat him in his own land against all odds.
Also, for all it's mammoth appearance, Kishori Sharan Lal notes that the fortifications of the Devagiri were weak due to the carelessness of the Yadavas and king Ramchandra didn't had enough provisions to held out against Alauddin's force.
Subsequently, Malik Kafurs also easily captured the fort again and it was the first major centre down south which got subsumed into direct control of delhi sultanate easily and gave birth to an independent muslim sultanate later.
Archaeologist and historian Tara Chand states that the Rathikas (Maharattas), referred to as Marathas, were mentioned in the inscriptions of Ashoka.
Kannada historian B. R. Gopal states that the early Rashtrakuta army was non-Kannadiga and consisted of Proto-Marathas (Rathikas).
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Kannada historian B. R. Gopal states that the early Rashtrakuta army was non-Kannadiga and consisted of Proto-Marathas (Rathikas).
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Only because there's no enemy.
Nai to jauhar karna padta.
#WATCH | Rajkot, Gujarat: Kshatriya Rajput women performed the traditional Sword Raas at Rajvi Palace during Navratri, displaying sword-fighting skills while riding bikes and jeeps. (12.10)
Konkan Mauryas are descended from the Maurya viceroys (princes) of Gujarat, not from the Banjara Rajput Moris.
Māuryas of Magaḍha descended as Rājāputs in many parts of the Country but certainly not in Māharāṣṭra, no inscription found claims descend from Candrāgupta but instead they claim Descent from Vallabhī Māuryas. As for the Irrelevant Moré Claim, it has no substance whatsoever.
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Even scholars such as Ajay Mitra Shastri and K. A. Nilakanta Sastri argue that more Marathas are descendants of the imperial Mauryas.
