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Muhammad Ghori

Muhammad Ghori, also known as Mu’izz al-Din Muhammad, was a prominent ruler of the Ghurid dynasty in the 12th century. The Ghurid dynasty was an Islamic dynasty that ruled over parts of present-day Afghanistan & Iran. Muhammad Ghori is best known for his frequent invasions, to loot the small hindu kingdoms of India. Muhammad Ghori …

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Goa Brahmins

Goa Brahmins Goa Brahmins, also known as Gauda Saraswat Brahmins, trace their roots to the Saraswat Brahmins who originally settled in the Gauda region (present-day Bengal) and later migrated to Goa. They are considered to be one of the oldest Brahmin communities in India. According to Skanda Purana and ancient inscriptions, Gaud Saraswat Brahmins are a …

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Karnataka brahmins

MBrahmins are one among prominent communities of Karnataka. They belong to a high social group and are considered to be the priestly class. They have traditionally occupied positions as priests, scholars, and teachers. Carnatic Brahmins are Pancha Dravida Brahmins. They are Smartas, Madhavas, & Sri Vaishnavas They comprise 2.5% of the total population of Karnataka. Karnataka, Brahmins …

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Tipu Sultan

Tipu Sultan, was a cruel ruler of the Kingdom of Mysore in southern India from 1782 to 1799. He is a highly controversial figure in history, and opinions about him vary. The major part of Tipu Sultan’s rule was spent in conducting military operations for subjugating Malabar. Tipu Sultan had, ruled his kingdom only for …

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Maharashtra Brahmins

In Maharashtra, Brahmins have played a significant role in the cultural, social, and political life of the state. Brahmins had always been a dominant community of Maharashtra, whether as rulers, administrators like the Peshwas and as brave warriors. They make up 8-9 per cent of Maharashtra’s total population (Around 90 lakh) The term Brahmin in Indian …

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Aurangjeb

Aurangzeb Alamgir, the sixth mughal king of India, reigned from 1658 to 1707. While islamic history may acknowledge, Aurangzeb as a significant figure, but his legacy remains shrouded in several controversies. Many unbiased scholars and historians have criticized his reign as marked by cruelty and religious intolerance. This write up, aims to provide an overview …

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Mohyal History

History of Mohyals The Mohyal’s brahmin community, has a rich history which is deeply intertwined with the history of the Punjab region in northwestern India. The Mohyals are a small, but distinct group within the broader Brahmin warrior communities of India. Mohyals have a rich history and are known for their martial traditions. Mohyals comprise …

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The Sakas

The Sakas’ Arrival in India The arrival of the Sakas in India marked an important chapter in south asian region’s history. Their migration and subsequent rule contributed to the cultural, political, and artistic developments of ancient India, leaving a lasting impact on the subcontinent’s historical narrative. The arrival of the Sakas in India refers to …

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The Vamarathas

The Vamarathas. Vamarathas was an ancient tribe inhabiting the north west India.Listed in the Ganapatha and mentioned by Katyayana and Patañjali, the Vamarathas were a minor community of whose history and seat not much is known. But their origin can be established from Ganapathi Upanishad wherein there is mention of this shiva Tribe. Vamarathas are …

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