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Posted: 9 months ago

Apparently, not all in the West are blind to Muslim falsehoods...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gf_jJc2Ag8U&t=709s

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Posted: 9 months ago

Originally posted by: Moonks

Wait, Ayodhya was Kaushal's Rajdhani, And there are different sources where I have read that Luv founded present day Lahore and why won't he rule there? The kingdom was divided among 8 sons so it doens't make sense that they have to rule the nearby part only, even lord Krishna went to present day Dwarika leaving Mathura, so what does regional closeness have to do with a particular kingdom and usually people establishes their own kingdom at the places where there is no ruler


There were actually 2 "Kaushal"s. One was Kosala, whose capital was Ayodhya: we know the region today as Avadh. The other was Kaushal, or Dakshin Kaushal, (today's Chattisgarh) which was Kaushalya-mata's maikya. It is said that she had no brothers, therefore Dasharath, Bharat & Rama ruled it after her marriage


The sources I've seen all say that Kush succeeded Rama as the ruler of Ayodhya: calling him a Punjabi (much less a Pakistani) is ridiculous! Here is how the kingdom was divided:

  • Shatrughan's sons Subahu & Shatrughatee inherited Mathura and Vidisha (in MP), which Shatrughan had conquered from Lavanasura
  • Lakshman's sons Angad and Chandraketu inherited 2 kingdoms in Karupadhadesh on the foothills of the Himalayas. It was conquered by Rama & Lakshman on their behalf
  • Bharat's sons Taksha & Pushkal inherited 2 kingdoms in Gandhara. Story here is that Bharat's cousin Budhajit went to Rama & asked him to conquer the land of the Gandharvas. Rama sent Bharat, Taksha & Pushkal to do this. There was a fierce war which ended when Bharat used a divyastra to destroy the Gandharvas. He then built 2 cities - Takshashila for Taksha & Pushkalavati for Pushkal, gave it to them & returned to Ayodhya
  • When Rama decided to retire, he split his own kingdom using the Sarayu as the border b/w Kush & Luv. Kush got Kushavati, a brand new city and the kingdom on the south that included Ayodhya. Luv got the territory in the north, w/ his capital at Shravasti. Later, Kush moved his capital back to Ayodhya. His dynasty lasted until the Kurukshetra war

These are the kingdoms Rama's sons & nephews all got when it was time for him to return to Vaikuntha dham


Punjabis who want to claim members of the Raghukul should be satisfied w/ Taksha & Pushkal, rather than claim that Kush & Luv got kingdoms there. One more thing: Valmiki lived at Chitrakoot, never moved to Punjab

Edited by Vr15h - 9 months ago
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Posted: 9 months ago

Originally posted by: Vr15h


There were actually 2 "Kaushal"s. One was Kosala, whose capital was Ayodhya: we know the region today as Avadh. The other was Kaushal, or Dakshin Kaushal, which was Kaushalya-mata's maikya. It is said that she had no brothers, therefore Dasharath, Bharat & Rama ruled it after her marriage


The sources I've seen all say that Kush succeeded Rama as the ruler of Ayodhya: calling him a Punjabi (much less a Pakistani) is ridiculous! Here is how the kingdom was divided:

  • Shatrughan's sons Subahu & Shatrughatee inherited Mathura and Vidisha (in MP), which Shatrughan had conquered from Lavanasura
  • Lakshman's sons Angad and Chandraketu inherited 2 kingdoms in Karupadhadesh on the foothills of the Himalayas. It was conquered by Rama & Lakshman on their behalf
  • Bharat's sons Taksha & Pushkal inherited 2 kingdoms in Gandhara. Story here is that Bharat's cousin Budhajit went to Rama & asked him to conquer the land of the Gandharvas. Rama sent Bharat, Taksha & Pushkal to do this. There was a fierce war which ended when Bharat used a divyastra to destroy the Gandharvas. He then built 2 cities - Takshashila for Taksha & Pushkalavati for Pushkal, gave it to them & returned to Ayodhya
  • When Rama decided to retire, he split his own kingdom using the Sarayu as the border b/w Kush & Luv. Kush got Kushavati, a brand new city and the kingdom on the south that included Ayodhya. Luv got the territory in the north, w/ his capital at Shravasti. Later, Kush moved his capital back to Ayodhya. His dynasty lasted until the Kurukshetra war

These are the kingdoms Rama's sons & nephews all got when it was time for him to return to Vaikuntha dham


Punjabis who want to claim members of the Raghukul should be satisfied w/ Taksha & Pushkal, rather than claim that Kush & Luv got kingdoms there. One more thing: Valmiki lived at Chitrakoot, never moved to Punjab

I know kush inherited Ayodhya, he was the elder son, and Lahore is with Pakistan for like how many years?? 76 years? That won't make him Pakistani, he took birth in Akhand Bharat, he is Indian, I don't know why you think I called him a Pakistani, cause my point was to show the extent of his kingdomπŸ€¦β€β™€οΈ
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Posted: 9 months ago

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2RXbzOLyZd/?igsh=MW5xaXY0aXFxbXJmeQ==


Praanpratishtha celebration in Kashmir, this is what we say real changesmiley42

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Posted: 9 months ago

Originally posted by: NotYourType

Apparently, not all in the West are blind to Muslim falsehoods...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gf_jJc2Ag8U&t=709s

Just wait for few more years, Europeans are going to change so much, these people crying in the name of secularism will show the world the different level of definition
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Posted: 9 months ago

Originally posted by: Moonks

That's the purpose of free food, no??


They will make good use of it, don't worrysmiley31


I am not worrying just saying if getting more food they can give it to poor .

Thanks for the concern smiley31


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Posted: 9 months ago

Originally posted by: NotYourType

Apparently, not all in the West are blind to Muslim falsehoods...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gf_jJc2Ag8U&t=709s


Robert Spencer has been one of the few Western authors who's pointed out that Hindus had been at the receiving end of muslim brutalities throughout history. On JihadWatch, he's covered jihad attack stories since 2004, including in India


David Wood made a very insightful observation above. It's not that these sites, be it Ayodhya, Temple Mount, Hagia Sophia are sacred to muslims: it's b'cos they are sacred to non-muslims that muslims must have them! Otherwise, there's nothing stopping them from making their πŸ•Œ at other places, but if they did, how would they deny others their holy places & prevent them from worshiping anyone but allah?

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Posted: 9 months ago

Originally posted by: Moonks

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2RXbzOLyZd/?igsh=MW5xaXY0aXFxbXJmeQ==


Praanpratishtha celebration in Kashmir, this is what we say real changesmiley42


prabhujeee ke blessings se ab positive change ka momentum will increase manifold. Apney prabhu beerajman hain. Woh video dekha about the discussion by the 2 on phobia and pointing out how structures were built after invaders conquest and getting replaced as they should be. Fantastic.

Humaarey lala beerajman hain aur blessings will keep coming down for positive change smiley27

Jai Shree Ram smiley27

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