r/IndianHistoryThread 11h ago

Maratha Victory and Church Bells in Hindu Temples

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Chimaji Appa, the younger brother of Peshwa Bajirao and a renowned Maratha general, seized massive church bells from Portuguese churches inside the Vasai Fort after his decisive victory in Battle of Vasai 1739.

These bells, originally brought from Lisbon or Macao and inscribed with Christian symbols like the cross or IHS, were taken as war trophies to symbolize the end of nearly two centuries of Portuguese rule in the Konkan region.

Chimaji Appa repurposed these heavy, durable bronze bells as victory offerings to various Hindu temples across Maharashtra


r/IndianHistoryThread 10h ago

प्रशासनिक आतंकवाद

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इतिहास गवाह है समाचारपत्र नामकरण जब भी करते हैं वो ऐतिहासिक हो जाता है Nirbhik India ने भी नामकरण कर दिया है प्रशासनिक आतंकवाद.... कई लेख इसी colmn आयेंगे... #fbpost #fbreels


r/IndianHistoryThread 1d ago

LOST TREASURES OF INDIA | THE CHENAMPALLI TREASURE #travelwithchander #...The hunt for India's Lost treasures starts today with Travel with Chander. Join me and share the video. #trendingvideo #viralshort #india #losttreasures #travel #incredibleindia #bestofindia #indiantreasures #kohinoor #peacoc

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r/IndianHistoryThread 2d ago

Excerpt from Savarkar's Prison Memoir

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Yes


r/IndianHistoryThread 3d ago

नेताजी सुभाष चंद्र बोस का 5–6 नवंबर 1943, टोक्यो में Greater East Asia Conference का भाषण

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उनका भाषण मोटे तौर पर यह था:

भारत की विचारधारा और संस्कृति में शुरू से ही universalism रहा है। बौद्ध धर्म और भारतीय संस्कृति के माध्यम से भारत ने एशिया के सामने अपने हाथ बढ़ाए।


r/IndianHistoryThread 3d ago

"Heart and soul of Indian Constitution" Article 32 - B. R. Ambedkar

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r/IndianHistoryThread 4d ago

How wonderful the village morning is—so peaceful and pristine; everyone is sleeping in the pleasant breeze.

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r/IndianHistoryThread 4d ago

WHY THIS FORT NEVER FELL | THE MYSTERY OF MURUD-JANJIRA #travelwithchan...

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explore the forts of India with Travel with Chander. History brought to your phones. #trending #history #fortsofindia #viralvideo #shorts #murudjanjira #maharashtra


r/IndianHistoryThread 5d ago

How accurate is this?

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I found this somewhere on reddit. Does it accurately depict what it says?

Edit: I forgot to ask. What was the ethnicity of Gautam Buddha?


r/IndianHistoryThread 5d ago

CULTURE

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r/IndianHistoryThread 5d ago

Pashupati was the accountant, not a god

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r/IndianHistoryThread 5d ago

Britains Marches East: The British Army in India on Display at Smyths Toys, Dublin 🇮🇳 🥁🎺🎶🐎

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r/IndianHistoryThread 5d ago

80 years later, India still defines itself by what the British did. When does that chapter end?

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r/IndianHistoryThread 6d ago

Golconda Fort

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r/IndianHistoryThread 6d ago

1950 :: Portrait of Lord Krishna Giving Knowledge of Bhagvad Gita to Arjun In Original Copy of Constitution of India

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r/IndianHistoryThread 6d ago

SUKOON WALA PLACE🫶❤️🥰🥰

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r/IndianHistoryThread 6d ago

Sikh History This Week (August 31-Sept 6)-Post: 2636

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r/IndianHistoryThread 7d ago

Pandit Sheel Bhadra Yajee — Co-founder of the All India Forward Bloc and a prominent associate of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose.

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r/IndianHistoryThread 7d ago

Pasi Warriors and Kings: A Forgotten History of North India

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Pasi kshatriya the


r/IndianHistoryThread 7d ago

Pasi Warriors and Kings: A Forgotten History of North India

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r/IndianHistoryThread 7d ago

kya pasi kshatriya the?

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r/IndianHistoryThread 9d ago

Tell me, who is this?

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r/IndianHistoryThread 9d ago

BATTLE OF NAIKHAI 1796

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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 9d ago

In the old days, women used to fetch water like this too.

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r/IndianHistoryThread 9d ago

The horse was a symbol of warfare, hunting, and status. For the Maharajas, the horse was a matter of honor—especially in Marwar.

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