@abhishekN8216@LostCentauri @Atulya_Bharat1 @stats_feed Trust a commie to bark against India in favour of China. How much did you Chini bapus paid you to sell your soul and dignity just like you sold your mother to tmc goons?
@LostCentauri @Atulya_Bharat1 @stats_feed What kind of "there's -no-war-in-ba-sing-se" world are you living in?? China attacked Tibet to get the attention away from famine and also invaded aksai-chin and continuously claim the parts of neighbouring nations and you say it's a saint country?? And ITBP is not insurgents
@LostCentauri @Atulya_Bharat1 @stats_feed Then tell Chinese to not cause issues on the border. Simple as that. We have no fundamental issues with china except territorial and security issues. Also THEY are the ones avoiding to talk on the matter.
@CertiiHs@MaharajNirendra @BitchChode18444 @Cheesecakemonke@AyishaMuhamad They wanted to convert hindus to islam and sanatan's faith was not that weak in their own culture and traditions that's why they couldn't also about ANIHILATION Marathas and Ahom king entered the chat. (If you are uneducated about them then do research instead of shi**ing lies.
@CertiiHs@MaharajNirendra @BitchChode18444 @Cheesecakemonke@AyishaMuhamad He felt remorse and sorrow for his actions, and decided to renounce violence and embrace Buddhism. He also resolved to spread the message of dharma, or righteous conduct, throughout his empire and beyond which your Islamist would never have even dreamt of
@CertiiHs@MaharajNirendra @BitchChode18444 @Cheesecakemonke@AyishaMuhamad War was very bloody and resulted in a huge loss of life and suffering for both sides. Ashoka walked across the Kalinga battlefield, looking upon the death and destruction, and experienced a profound change of heart
@CertiiHs @BitchChode18444 @MaharajNirendra@Cheesecakemonke@AyishaMuhamad In that letter, Aurangzeb expressed his regret for not fulfilling his father’s wish to conquer the provinces of Balkh, Badakhshan, Khorasan, and Herat, which were the ancestral lands of the Mughals. He also urged his son to complete this task and restore the glory of the empire.
@CertiiHs @BitchChode18444 @MaharajNirendra@Cheesecakemonke@AyishaMuhamad Yeah you're done, One of the most famous letters he wrote in 1653 was to his eldest son, Muhammad Muazzam, who later became Emperor Bahadur Shah I and let me tell you the context of it.