Guide Vishal

23/02/2021

Remembering Maharana Pratap on his 424th death anniversary 🙏

10/11/2020

04/11/2020

Guler painting (Haripur-Guler Princely state) depicting Karva Chawth

16/08/2020

Maharana Pratap vs Bahlol Khan in Battle of Haldighati
SOURCE: Rajputana group (Facebook)

15/08/2020

Wow! isn't this astonishing??
Source: Dark India Secret group (Facebook)

11/08/2020

"Krishan janamashtmi ki pratayek prani ko shubhkaamnayein" Jai Shree Krishan

11/08/2020

"Stayamev Jayate, Na Nritam"
"राम"

09/05/2020

* Maharana Pratap Jayanti *
Maharana Pratap, who was a Sisodia Rajput king, was born to Maharana Udai Singh and Maharani Jaiwanta Bai in 1540 in the Kumbhalgarh fort (Mewar). He was one of the strongest warriors with a height of 7'5". He used to carry 360 kg of weight, which includes a spear weighing 80 kg, two swords weighing 208 kg and armour weighing 72 kg. He himself was above 110 kg. With an army of 22,000 he fought against Mughal army of 80,000 in the famous Haldi Ghati. Akbar never faced him in the battlefield because he knew that he can't win over him. Maharana Pratap neither surrendered nor accepted Akbar's lordship. In fact, Maharana's horse and elephant, Chetak and Ramprasad respectively, are known for immense loyalty. All his life, Maharana fought for the freedom of his motherland and his people. Maharana succumbed to injuries caused while hunting a tiger in 1597.

06/04/2020

Maharana Sangram Singh (famously known as Rana Sanga) who was grandson of Rana Kumbha of Mewar (Sisodia clan) had 80 wounds on his body, that left him one eyed, with one arm and hobbled leg as a result of wars. In his lifetime, he won number of battles that includes defeating Ibrahim Lodi twice but lost the Battle of Khanwa to Babur and allies.

Image Source: Wikipedia

13/03/2020

You might have visited Qutab Minar or Lord Shiva temple, Bhojpur but have you noticed a strange similarity? Hanging bells with chain are carved on both the structures. It makes sense on Bhojeshwar temple but what does it has to do in Qutab Minar? 🤔

11/03/2020

Katoch clan of Kangra is one of the oldest princely dynasties in the world which was established by Rajanaka Bhumi Chandra Katoch (In 4,300 BC with blessing of Lordess Ambika) to its present successor and my friend Tikaraja Ambikeshwar Dev Chand Katoch (490th descendant of Katoch dynasty). Complete family tree of the clan since 4,300 BC is preserved to support the same.
Kangra's old names were Susarmapura and Trigart pradesh in ancient times while it was called Nagarkot in medieval era.

Refrences;
Himachal travel blog (Image)

09/03/2020

Holika Dehen at H.H. King Hari Chand Katoch's abode, Haripur Guler 🥰

09/03/2020

Celebrated Holika dehen at heritage village Haripur Guler settled by King H.H. Hari Chand Katoch in 1415 A.D. (Katoch dynasty of Kangra erstwhile)_

09/03/2020

Celebrate Holika dehen at centuries old town Haripur Guler, settled in 1415 A.D. by King Hari Chand Katoch (Katoch Dynasty of Kangra Erstwhile)_

09/03/2020

Qutab Minar in Mehrawli (Delhi) once had 7 stories. At present, only 5 stories exist, top 2 stories were dismantled 🤔

09/03/2020

Before reaching its present stage, the chronological order of Delhi's development over a period of time is;
Khandav Van - Khandav Prasth - Indra Prasth - Yogini Pura - Anangpur/Dhillika - Surajkund - Lalkot - Rai Pitthora - Mehrawli - Siri - Tughlaqabad - (multiple names as when rulers changed over time) - Delhi (Current name)
References;
Abhitulya Devanath
Goibobo (Image)