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Why Hindu Warriors are Erased form our History?

The Truth of History: Mughal Rule Was Never Absolute in India

Contrary to popular belief, the Mughals never ruled the entirety of India. Their control was limited to certain regions, and even in those areas, Hindu kings fiercely resisted them. However, historians have exaggerated the mere 100 years of Mughal dominance to make it seem like they ruled the entire medieval period.

┬аHindu Resistance Against Mughal Oppression

When Aurangzeb destroyed the Shri Nath temple in Mathura, MewarтАЩs King Raj Singh retaliated by demolishing 100 mosques. His son, Bheem Singh, was sent to Gujarat and ordered, тАЬDestroy them all,тАЭ leading to the demolition of 300 mosques. This was not mere vengeance but a form of justice in that era.

Veer Durgadas Rathore тАУ The Forgotten Hindu Lion of Rajasthan

Durgadas Rathore, an unsung hero, fought Aurangzeb and ensured Maharaja Ajit Singh took the throne. It is said that his life was spent on horseback. Even today, RajasthanтАЩs folk songs remember him:

“Had Durgadas not been there, Rajasthan would have been Islamized!”

A guerrilla warfare expert like Shivaji, he was AurangzebтАЩs worst nightmare.

┬аDisunity Among Hindus: The Only Reason Mughals Survived

Hindus never united under one federation, but they never surrendered either. Resistance occurred across India:
тЬФ Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in the South
тЬФ Veer Durgadas Rathore in Rajasthan
тЬФ Guru Gobind Singh Ji in Punjab
тЬФ Lachit Borphukan in the East
тЬФ Raja Chhatrasal in Bundelkhand

Their relentless struggle ensured that after AurangzebтАЩs death, the Mughal empire collapsed.

┬аThe Conspiracy to Distort Hindu History

We are taught that the Mughals had a stable and powerful empire. The truth, however, is:
тЭМ Babur ruled for only 4 years.
тЭМ Humayun was defeated and exiled.
тЭМ From Akbar to Aurangzeb, Mughals ruled for merely 100 years before their decline.

On the other hand, the Vijayanagar Empire lasted 300 years, but it is barely mentioned in history books.

Were Hindu Kings Given Their Due Credit?

Many Hindu dynasties ruled for far longer than the Mughals:
тЬФ Vijayanagar Empire тАУ 300 years
тЬФ Gupta Dynasty тАУ 245 years
тЬФ Maurya Dynasty тАУ 316 years
тЬФ Shunga Dynasty тАУ 300 years
тЬФ Satavahana Dynasty тАУ 506 years
тЬФ VikramadityaтАЩs Rule тАУ 100 years

Yet, history books barely acknowledge them. Competitive exams contain 50 questions on Mughals but not one on these great Hindu rulers.

┬аWhy Was Hindu Resistance Erased from History?

ЁЯУМ We are told that Sufi saints spread love and brotherhood, but in reality, forced conversions were often carried out under their influence.
ЁЯУМ 700 Hindu nuns were raped at Deval Buddhist Vihar (Karachi), but history books remain silent.
ЁЯУМ Warriors like Bappa Rawal, Nagabhatt I, and Pulakeshin II have been deliberately erased.
ЁЯУМ Education Minister Maulana Azad promoted Mughal glorification while suppressing Hindu history under the guise of stopping тАШsaffronization.тАЩ

Time to Reclaim Hindu History

History must be rewritten truthfully. Our children must learn the real story of India. This is not just a battle of the past but a fight for Hindu self-respect and survival.

“History belongs to those who write it. Those who believe in the falsehoods of others are destined to be erased.”

ЁЯЗ│ЁЯЗк Jai Bharat, Vandematram ЁЯЗ│ЁЯЗк

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