Our History

#If you have forgotten, I will remind you of your history.

The name of 'India' is the constitutional name "Bharat - That is India", not the cultural name. The cultural names of ancient India were- #Jambu Island, #Vanransa Island, #Koya Koya Ture, #Singar Island and #Gondwana Land.

#Ancient India was a very rich and high-class civilization, which is recorded in history by the name of *Sindhughati/Dravidian/River Valley Civilization. The creators of this civilization were the original inhabitants of India, the Dravidians, whose descendants are present in India today as SC/ST/OBC/R.Minority. The prosperous Gondwana land was destroyed by foreign invaders and today pushed it to the back in the world.

 

*#India was attacked 12 times by foreign countries:-*

1. Eurasian Aryan Brahmin

2. Mir Kashim 712 AD

3. Mahmud Ghaznavi

4. Mohammad Ghori

5. Genghis Khan

6. Qutubuddin Aibak

7. Slave Dynasty

8. Tughlaq dynasty

9. Khilji dynasty

10. Lodi Dynasty

11. Mughal dynasty

12.British

#The first foreign invaders, Arya Brahmins (i.e., Rathaists, Vastaniya) attacked here and disintegrated the rich civilization here by adopting the policy of equal-price-punishment-discrimination. They looted immense wealth and fought with the native kings for thousands of years. This battle is described in the Vedas as Sur-Asur; Gods and demons; Known by the names of gods and demons. The Aryans called themselves Gods/Suras and the native Dravidians as Asuras/Demons and made Hero into Velion and Velion into Hero in the Vedas. According to the Vedas, there was a large number of animals and cows in the yagyas, there was a tradition of misconduct, bad culture and inhumanity which is called the culture of the Aryans. The natives were completely fed up with the policies of Brahman religion and Vedas.

#Tathagata_Buddha's_Dhammakranti_and_Emperor_Ashoka*

  When Tathagat Buddha established a new humanitarian path #Dhamma in opposition to Vedas and Brahmanism, people started adopting #Buddhism. At that time great Buddhist emperors emerged. Before Ashoka, Brahmins used to slaughter thousands of cows in the name of Yagya, which was a matter of concern for the farmers. Brahmins also used to do beef business, to stop the decreasing cow population, Emperor Ashoka had banned animal slaughter in his kingdom, due to which the employment scheme of Brahmins was stopped, after that, Emperor Ashoka, on receiving the complaint, ordered the third Dhamma Sangatti. 60,000 Brahmins were thrown out of the Buddha Dhamma Bhikhu Sangha in 1400, then due to not being able to maintain hypocrisy for 140 years, Brahmins were forced to live below the poverty line. At that time, Brahmins were living as an economically weak component. The supremacy of the Brahmins and the tradition of inequality based on their inequality had ended, to bring it back the only option left for the Brahmins was to wage a war full of deceit and conspiracy against the state of Buddhism, then the Brahmins Chose the path of betrayal and violence to bring back his lost reputation...

#In undivided India, in Pataliputra, the capital of Magadh, the creator of undivided India, Chakravarti Emperor Chandragupta Maurya and the grandson of Emperor Ashoka the Great, the 10th just emperor of the Maurya dynasty, King Brihadrath Maurya, was treacherously murdered by his own Brahmin commander Pushyamitra Shunga under his leadership. In 1855, as part of a bloody conspiracy, he counter-revolutionized and declared himself the king of Magadha. And thus, through deceit and violence, Brahminism was established in Buddhist India by the traitor Pushyamitra Shunga. On becoming the king, the traitor Pushyamitra Shunga, on the basis of his royal power, destroyed all the Buddhist monasteries from Patliputra to Sialkot and burnt Buddhist literature, and many Buddhist monks were openly massacred. Pushyamitra used to persecute Shunga, Buddhists and the people here. He got Manusmriti composed and on the strength of the power of the kingdom used to rule the law of varna system according to the Manusmriti composed by Brahmins.

#At that time, the North-West region was under the control of Greek king Milind. King Milind was a follower of Buddhism. As soon as King Milind came to know that Pushyamitra Shunga was oppressing the Buddhists, he attacked Pataliputra. The people of Pataliputra also revolted against Pushyamitra Shunga, after which Pushyamitra Shunga ran away to save his life and took refuge with the followers of Jainism in Ujjaini.

#As soon as King Kharavela of Kalinga came to know about this incident, he declared his independence and attacked Pataliputra. Pushed the Greek king Milind towards north-west from Pataliputra.

#After this, Brahmin Pushyamitra Shunga (who was popularized as Ram by his court royal poet Valmiki) along with his supporters, captured the area between Pataliputra and Shyalkot and made Saket, the world famous Buddhist city of that time, his capital. Pushyamitra Shunga later changed its name to Ayodhya. Ayodhya means the capital built without war...

#After building the capital, Pushyamitra Shunga alias Rama announced that whoever brought the decapitated heads of Buddhist monks would be given a reward of 100 gold coins. In this way, due to greed for gold coins, Buddhist monks were massacred all over the country. Heads of Buddhist monks started coming to the capital to receive the reward. After this, some clever people used to steal the head brought by them and after showing that head again to the king, they used to take gold coins. When the king came to know that people were also deceiving like this, he got a big stone placed there and after seeing the head of the Buddhist monk, the king got him killed on that stone and his head was cut.