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Gen. Nathu Singh Rathore: The man who silenced Nehru & made Cariappa The first Army Chief of India...
u/Arjunayan — 6 days ago
The Private Train of the Maharaja of Jodhpur, Marwar
u/Arjunayan — 18 days ago
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Chauhan inscription of 1156 AD found in Menal mentions matrimonial relation between Chauhans and Rashtrakuta dynasty, Menal is located 64 km north of Chittaurgarh, Menal is close to Rashtrakuta dynasty of Dhanop so probably this princess must be from Rashtrakuta dynasty of Dhanop.
u/Arjunayan — 20 days ago
Great sacrifice lead by Maharani Karnavati of Mewar - 2nd Jauhar of Chittor...
u/AccurateFinish9698 — 22 days ago
हतो वा स्वर्गलोकमवाप्स्यसि, जित्वा वा वसुन्धराम् भोक्ष्यसे; अतः धैर्यपूर्वक रण में प्रवृत्त हो।
Translation : If slain, you shall attain the heavenly realms; if victorious, you shall enjoy the Earth. Therefore, with courage and steadfast resolve, engage in battle.
u/Arjunayan — 24 days ago
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SHOORVEER (New Song) - A Tribute to Rao Chunda | Rap Song | Padharo Beats
youtu.beu/Arjunayan — 24 days ago
The Nawab of Junagadh, the Jam Sahib of Nawanagar, and the Maharana of Porbandar together in one frame
A rare photograph showing the Nawab Sahib of Junagadh with the Maharaja Jam Sahib and Maharani Sahiba of Nawanagar, along with the Maharana Sahib of Porbandar in Rajkot during the 1940s.
u/Arjunayan — 19 days ago
A Rathor Noble Visiting a Digambara Holy Man at a Vishnu Shrine, probably Baba Atmaram (circa 1760).
A DigambaraJain monk sits before a Rajput noble, whose triple mark on the brow indicate that he is a follower of the Hindu god Shiva. Behind them is a temple dedicated to Vishnu. In a visual statement of ecumenism, all three religions appear to coexist peacefully in the kingdom. The noble has set down his sword and shield and enjoys a hookah while listening to the discourse of the monk.
u/Arjunayan — 25 days ago