Hum zra sa busy kya hue suna h kal sare chhetri bn gye?
Disclaimer to all tha Jackeeys & Riskeeys!
Jo asli kshatiya the kal Shri Krishna Janmbhoomi me jakar pujan archan kiye the,Tumhare Aaka ki esi koi photo ho to dikhao nakli chhetriyon! MY samikaran se Sarkar bnate ho,Satta me rhne pr Haj house bnate ho, Arakshan ke liye OBC aur Dikhave k liye chhetri bn jate ho? Chlo Fir aarakshan chhodo aur Shrikrishna Janmbhoomi pr avaidh kabje ke virodh me andolan karke apni sacchayi sabit karo!
Contemporary Portuguese Historian Fernão Lopes de Castanheda (1500 AD – 6th June 1559) describes how Maharani Karnavati of Mewar — the widowed Queen of Rana Sanga — bravely resisted Muslim invaders before finally committing 𝙟𝙖𝙪𝙝𝙖𝙧 :
“ The Queen Mother, herself clad in armour, set an example of courageous devotion. She successfully commanded a detachment consisting of 2000 cavalry and good infantry. She, by her courageous actions, infused the feeling of do & die among the defenders! ”
But when there was ultimately no hope left, being a 𝙆𝙨𝙝𝙖𝙩𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙞, she willingly chose death over dishonour. Now tell me, who ‘forced’ her to commit 𝙟𝙖𝙪𝙝𝙖𝙧 when her husband was already dead and she was commanding Rajputs herself?
PS : @_amitbehere is a semi-literate who leaches on views & attention by bitching against Rajputs, without having any actual knowledge of history.
@ReallySwara Sati is NOT Jauhar. Sati=Bad, Jauhar=Valour. Sati largely happened in Bengal, you’ve been so bigoted that you’ll do whatever it takes to stand your shaky ground on your statement on Jauhar and target a particular community/ society. Eat some Omega 3 to increase your IQ didi.
Our memory of Jauhar is no political tool.
Jauhar must be understood in its historical context, not reduced to contemporary Hindu-Muslim binaries or political narratives. The Kshatriyas will continue to venerate the veerangnas of Jauhar, while rejecting attempts to appropriate our history, icons and collective memory for communal politics.
Our history belongs to us— not your political agendas.
Rani Kurma Devi, a warrior queen from Solanki Rajput dynasty, wife of a Guhila chieftain Samarasimha of Chittorgarh who died fighting at Tarain. Defeated Turkic forces under Aibak in 1193 AD. She personally fought with him in a duel and wounded him and made the enemy retreat.
नाम- स्वतंत्र भारद्वाज
काम- प्रोटेस्ट में जाकर सर फाड़ना
पोषणकर्ता- बड़े भैया कपिल मिश्रा & बीजेपी
@DelhiPolice ऐसे पोषित अपराधियों पर कार्रवाई क्यों नहीं ?
• Rani Nayika Devi of Gujarat defeated Muhammad Ghori
• Rani Durgavati of Gondwana fought against the Mughal army of Akbar and fought till death
• Rani Kurma Devi of Chittorgarh led a coalition and defeated Qutubuddin Aibak
They all mog Rani Lakshmibai by miles.
[1/4] 🇬🇧 — Jhansi Raj of Newalkars (Deccani Brahmins) had always been British loyalists. When the British were busy subjugating Bundelkhand, Sheo Rao was the first Maratha chief to visit them & offer peace proposals. He agreed to serve them with troops against the native chiefs.
@ragebait_krungi The British had no intentions of defiling all the women present inside Jhansi Fort (if there were any), their conflict was solely with Rani Lakshmibai who, by the way, didn’t even plan on going against the British until they misjudged her of being in league with the rebel sepoys.
I agree with him. Movies shouldn’t glorify patriarchal ideals where abstract notions like honour and chastity are portrayed as more valuable than life itself.
Bollywood should make a movie on Rajmata Yesubai Raje Saheb, focusing on how, even after her husband’s capture was certain and subsequently confirmed, she chose to live despite knowing all too well the horrors that awaited women in Mughal captivity.
She endured 17 years in captivity, holding on to the hope of better days, even after her only son escaped leaving her behind.
Rajput history is overrated and tainted with patriarchal ideals and brutality. People discuss it unnecessarily. We need to discuss Maratha history more, make it part of school syllabus and need to move beyond the familiar stories of great Maratha icons like Shivaji Maharaj & Sambhaji Raje and bring forward the stories of courageous Maratha women like Rajmata Yesubai Raje Saheb who can serve as genuine role models for women’s empowerment.
Just remember: choosing life is not cowardice.
@ReallySwara
Don’t forget these are the same people who kang as descendants of Kings & Emperors and boast about ruling entire Hindustan 24/7 on social media 💪🏾🚩