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Paraśurāma testing Rama's skills, a terracotta plaque from Palashbari, Bangladesh.
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- A 2100 years old inscription of Hatigumpha mentions the term Bharatavarsha @tamilravi
According to history, there was no country named Bharat before 1947. - 1000 years old inscription from Khajuraho mentions 7 Gardens which were gifted to a Jain temple
Let us not forget...Mughals were first to create Organised Gardens in India...They created many Bagh with fountains in India. Before Mughals, Indians have no idea of Bhagh...That's why British named Mughal Garden in President house... - 'Shaiva' is a Sanskrit wordlol. Shaivism itself not part of Hinduism. Cope Northie...
- A 3rd century image of lord Ganesha from Mathura, shown wearing a 'Sarpa-yajnopavita' (सर्पयज्ञोपवीत)
- Indians had domed shrines even in BC era
Hindi civilisation at its peak > Jaali design > Not even a chattri but bulbous domes in 3/4 pics 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Which clown is running this page ? - Few fragments of a Gupta-era Mahabharata manuscript have survived, and their text exactly matches the Mahabharata we have today. These fragments were found in Eastern Turkestan Pc @chronicle_watch
- Lord Paraśurāma in central Asia A 6th-7th century Tocharian manuscript of 'Karmavibhaṅga' from Duldul-akur, Xinjiang, contains the story of Jamadagnya Rama (another name of Paraśurāma) who defeated all the Kshatriyas jāmadagniṃñe ; su rāme (जामदग्निंञे सु रामे)
- Tried coloring it How do they look ? Notice the footwear
The footwear 😍 Bengal India 200 bce #Archaeology - The emperors of Vijayanagara have used the title of 'Hinduraya' (हिंदुराय) For example Emperor Devaraya II (1423– 1446) is called 'हिंदुरायसुरत्राणो' in Srirangam CP inscription
- 2200 years old inscription of Hathigumpha mentions the name of our Nation 'Bharadhavasa' (Bharatavarsha) Happy Independence day #HappyIndependenceDay #IndependenceDay2023 🇮🇳🇮🇳
- Vasudeva temple ruins at Vidisha near the Garuda pillar of Heliodorus , dates back to 400 BCE
'When did large Hindu temples come into being? Not before 500 AD' Patrick Olivelle, professor emeritus of Asian studies, The University of Texas at Austin, writes in #ThePrintPurana theprint.in/opinion/thepri… - A 100 BCE panel from Katra Keshavdev (Mathura) depicts a group of Yakshas worshipping a Linga
- A rare coin of Hindu Ṣāhī ruler Bhimadeva of Kabul, Afghanistan The coin bears the legend - Brāhmaṇaśāhi shribhīma deva (ब्राह्मणषाहि श्रीभीमदेव) Source : Virasat Auctions share.google/Y3XqucaQO8xXRa…
