Great & Greatest Hindu Maharaja , Warriors & Freedom Fighters of Hindustan ( Bharat)

Samrat Chandragupta Maurya – The greatest ruler in Bharat Varsha ( Hindustani & Indian history Bharat ( Hindustan & India) unified as a single entity for the first time under the rule of the great emperor Chandragupta Maurya (340 BC – 298 BC). Before his rule most of the  oksouth Asia was divided into small states whereas Gangetic Plains were ruled by the Nanda Dynasty. Chandragupta Maurya by conquering most of the Indian subcontinent gave political unity to India and laid the foundation of Mauryan Empire. Though very less information about Chandragupta Maurya’s early days is available but it is assumed that he was born around 340 BCE to a mother named Mura. It is also believed that word Maurya came from his mother’s name. He ruled for 24 years as described in Puranas (historical Sanskrit work). He was then succeeded by his son Bindusara who ruled for 25 years. Bindusara was then succeeded by Asoka in 274 B.C. Information about his ancestry is also ambiguous. As...

Shrimant BajiRao Ballal Peshwa :    Greatest warrior and protector of Hindu Dharma Baji Rao Peshwa – I:   History has witnessed the coming and going of many great civilisations. Through its long history, the Hindu civilisation has endured numerous attacks and attempts at its destruction. However, it has also produced a long line of heroes and warriors to rise up and protect their motherland from the fate of every other ancient civilisation. Baji Rao Peshwa was one of the greatest warriors and protectors of Hindu Dharma in the History of Bharat in the 18th century. Shrimant Baji Rao Peshwa (August 18, 1699 – April 28, 1740) : The rebirth of Hindu polity after the Vijainaygar Kingdom under the nomenclature of Hindu Pad Padshahi, well founded by Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, attained shape during the ascendency of the Peshwas.  Expert swordsman, outstanding rider, master strategist and leader by example, Baji Rao I succeeded his father as Peshwa when he was o...

Kaji Kalu Pandey: The Great Hindu Warrior Kaji Kalu Pandey has stood as a symbol of great valour in Hindu Nepalese history. Born in Gorkha in 1770 B.S (1713 A.D) into a family of Chhetri nobles, his father Kaji Bhimraj Pandey was also an influential noblemen in the court of Gorkhali King Prithivipati Shah, the great grandfather of King Prithivi Narayan Shah. Pandey family in those times formed the stronger section of aristocracy. As he was born into the family of warriors, Kalu Pandey whose real name was Banshidhar soon followed his forefather’s legacy. Very soon at the age of 20 he was in the Gorkhali administration. He was an influential Bhardhar since 1798/99 B.S. Along with being a warrior he was also a great tactician. He is credited for mediating a friendship treaty between King Prithivi Narayan Shah of Gorkha and King Ripumardan Shah of Lamjung diminishing a century long rivalry between the two states.                   ...

Great King Rajasekaran, the descendants of Pandya dynasty was very talented, courageous and just in his deed, People were living happily and prosperously in his regime. However, the king was very unhappy that he had no children and his subjects were also worried that he had no heir to inherit his kingdom. At the request of the queen, both of them used to pray to Lord Shiva for blessing them with a child.  Mahishasuran, Son of Ramban, undertook a severe penance towards God. Lord Brahma tried every tactics to stop his penance, but having failed in his attempts, appeared before the Asura and asked what boon he wanted, from him. Mahishasuran asked Lord Brahma to give him a boon by which nobody in the earth would be able to kill him, and Lord Brahma conferred the Boon on him. Mahishasuran, armed with his boon, began to commit atrocities and murders on earth and terrorised people. Fearing his wrath, people ran away to far places.  The Devas seeing the atrocities committed ...

🕉 swamy saranam ayyappa  Poonjar and Pandalam ( The last vestiges of the Pandyan dynasty.) List of kings The following list gives the names of the Pandya kings who were active during the 10th century and the first half of 11th century. It is difficult to give their dates of accession and the duration of their rule. Nevertheless, their presence in the southern country requires recognition. · Sundara Pandya I · Vira Pandya I · Vira Pandya II · Amarabhujanga Tivrakopa · Jatavarman Sundara Chola Pandya · Maravarman Vikrama Chola Pandya · Maravarman Parakrama Chola Pandya · Jatavarman Chola Pandya · Srivallabha Manakulachala (1101–1124) · Manavikraman Chirayu varman (1124–1132)* · Maaravaramban Seervallaban (1132–1161) · Parakrama Pandiyan (1161–1162) · Kulasekara Pandyan III (1162 …… · Vira Pandyan III ……… 1175) · Jatavarman Srivallaban (1175–1180) · Jatavarman Kulasekaran Devan (1180–1216) · Maravarman Sundara Pandyan (1216–1238) · Sunda...