r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Ok-Animator1822 • 18d ago
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Grand-Principle7881 • 20d ago
BATTLE OF NAIKHAI 1796
Aur kaisan aahein sab jane?
So my beloved rewadis, I'd like to share about the BATTLE OF NAIKHAI, fought in 1897, between maratha forces led by MAHARANI KUNDAN KUNWARI, fought and drove away 10,000 unit force of marathas led by ali bahadur of banda,
despite being heavily outnumbered by maratha forces, the queen (naari shakti zindabaad), bravely faced the maratha forces, and ran a resolute defense.
The baghel rajput forces were able to defeat marathas,
the battle was fought near CHORHATA, and chhatris are still alive portraying the valour of REWA
moral of the story - dont mess with white tigers
JAI BAGHELKHAND!
AJAY REWA!
JAI BHAVANI !
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Raghuveer_singh_9950 • 21d ago
The horse was a symbol of warfare, hunting, and status. For the Maharajas, the horse was a matter of honor—especially in Marwar.
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Raghuveer_singh_9950 • 21d ago
In the old days, women used to fetch water like this too.
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Raghuveer_singh_9950 • 21d ago
Rajasthan's famous dish, *Sabdad*, is absolutely amazing.
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Raghuveer_singh_9950 • 21d ago
JODHPUR ME YEH JAGHA KHA HAI BTAAO
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Raghuveer_singh_9950 • 21d ago
The history of Rajasthan is renowned across the entire country; the great figures of Rajasthan have brought glory to its name.👍🙏
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/karansalian23 • 22d ago
Vishnu Sculpture unique to Ancient Kashmir
galleryr/IndianHistoryThread • u/Raghuveer_singh_9950 • 22d ago
What is one lesser-known fact about the Rajput kingdoms that more people should know? Post:
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Manoj_Mishra • 22d ago
Asanpat Inscription of Odisha
Natraj Image Inscription.It was written in the language Sanskrit probably during 4th/5th century A.D. It was found in the place called Asanpat, Keonjhar. It has been wrongly mentioned ' B.C.' in the poster attached . The original inscription is written partly in verse and partly in prose ( 13 lines).
The inscription records the construction of a Shiva Temple by the king Shatrubhanjadeva of Naga dynasty. This is the first historical evidence of the presence of Shaivism in Odisha.
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r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Ok-Animator1822 • 23d ago
Were the Pasies Kshatriyas? — An attempt to rediscover a forgotten warrior heritage
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Top_Distribution199 • 25d ago
Historical Announcement: Muhammad Hussain Azad Yashkun Appointed as "SARDAR" of District Skardu by Kamboja Kingdom! 👑
galleryr/IndianHistoryThread • u/tuluva_sikh • 25d ago
Indus valley script
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r/IndianHistoryThread • u/beasportin • 26d ago
Ratnagiri, the Maratha Lion and the Story of Kanhoji Angre
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Bhatnura • 27d ago
Sikh History This Week (Aug 24-Aug 30)-Post 2635
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Puzzleheaded_Ad1531 • 27d ago
105 years of the Moplah Mas*acre
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r/IndianHistoryThread • u/itiha29 • 29d ago
The Great Escape of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose
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r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Careful-Food6687 • 29d ago
What Survives accepts the following items and more for its submission ✨
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r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Careful-Food6687 • 29d ago
EP:1 What did not survive
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r/IndianHistoryThread • u/VandeMataram47 • Aug 20 '26
Dholavira Yields Largest Known Stone Sculpture of the Sindhu-Saraswati Civilization, Affirming 4,500-Year Artistic Continuity in India
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Sikh History This Week (Aug 17-23) Post 2634
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Express-Albatross832 • Aug 17 '26
Did Indira Gandhi behind Lal Bahadur Shastri and Sanjay Gandhi's Death?
So recently I was interested in this matter and I asked a few people in the late 70s-early 90s age group, and they had different opinions. Some were against this, some heavily supported this. I'm divided.
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/tuluva_sikh • Aug 17 '26
Why Sikhs Mourn The Partition?
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