#Mughal

Actually, I hope Micah will forgive me - but I'd love to talk about why this cover art genuinely makes me so happy, and some of the ways it really
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On 4th January 1761, 3rd Battle of Panipat took place.What’s often overlooked is that besides Abdali’s army from today’s Afghanistan, forces belonging to almost all major areas of today’s Pakistan
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Started reading Dharampal’s “Indian science and technology in 18th Century”. The Portuguese, British and the French seize control of the whole of western coast for large parts of the 18th
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[THREAD] Sur un anciens des plus grands ennemis de l’Islam à batisseur de mosquées en Inde. Le nom de cet homme originellement est Balbir Singh, né de famille rajput de
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The Hikayatan (“stories” in Farsi) are proving to be an interesting work which has unfortunately been overlooked by Sikhs for most of our history. Guru Gobind Singh by Ram Chand,
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1)Traditional &Tribal ART hv been passed dwn frm generations& r still practised in different parts of country sm untouched by modernisation, some adapting to new paint colours & materials.All r
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Biryani / Biriyani. A thread ! There are lots of theories on how Biryani came into India and made a cultural shift in the modern Indian cuisine. The major theory
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The State of #Haryana too has its share of Heritage!Brahma Sarovar Temple ORSarveshwar Mahadev Temple #Kurukshetra A beautiful view of Brahma Sarovar & Sarveshwar Mahadev Temple dedicated to god Shiva
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It's very unfortunate that Court has to join this below list, because of which Rathyatra did not happen: Read below thread, when Ratha Yatra did not happen and why? A
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Shut up!Ancient Indians used Gunpowder long BEFORE Mughal invaders were even BORN.Ancient Indians used Saltpetre (Agnichurna), the major constituent of gunpowder, to make firecrackers (ulkah) on Diwali. "Gunpowder originated in
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♡♤♡ traditional ornaments of Hindu women around india♡♤♡-a thread.I will be posting some distinctive ornaments worn by hindu women around india. Many of which have marital significance. Ornament of kashmiri
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*Thread #8*Thread on forts of North Punjab.This thread will be covering 26 forts, not including forts from Rawalpindi Division which has been covered in a separate thread.I hope to introduce
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This thread is on the #Holocaust of #Hindus in past 2000 years. #must_read because No one is going to tell these things to u,therefore it is very important to read
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"Found her way" sure is a strange way to say "abducted at age 12, enslaved, groomed, and trafficked" to the Epstein of the time.While the world protests to end the
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In this thread I will tell about 11 broad types of people on hindutva side. 1. Trad memers Characteristics : -mlechha slayer -never do dev ninda -proud of caste and
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And just to add to Bahu's point: Delhi is an Islamic city that became the jewel of the Muslim world towards the end of the 14th century. It was built
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