As we all know India had confronted many invaders from ancient times to the present, but Britishers had sanctioned our India for a blond time, they ruled India for about 200years, before the British era India was called a golden bird all over the world.
The National Socialist German Worker’s Party or a political party of Germany active between 1920 and 1945. The Nazi Party fought against the communist upspringing in post World War 1 Germany. The Chairman of the Nazi party at 1920-21 was Anton Drexler it was founded on 24 February 1920 Headquater at Brown house Munich, Germany preceded by German Worker’s party. The slogan of the Nazi party was (One People, One Nation, One Leader) though it was unofficial. Black, White, and Red are the colors.
In ancient times there were no clocks so the people used a sundial to know what time it is of the day. Primarily, the observatory was used to compile astronomical tables and to predict the times and movements of the Sun, Moon and planets using the satellite and the position of the Sun in the sky, with the help of dark shadow caused by a pointed piece of metal between the sun and the clock surface.
One of the most famous oldest universities in the World Nalanda University was founded in the 5th century built by King Kumargupta son of Chandragupta II. University is located about 95 km southeast of Patna. The Nalanda University obtained significant fame prestige and relevance during ancient times. Veda, astronomy, grammar, logic, etc were studied at Nalanda University
Fascinating forts are dotting different states in India with their excellent craftsmanship and proof of the glorious past. Speaking of States and the fable, let’s dive into Khammam Fort, embellished in Khammam city, Telangana, India. The fort is the gist of Khammam city. The Fort was built in 950A.D by the Kakatiya Dynasty. King Musunuri Nayak and King Velama were also involved in establishing the Fort.
According to Hindu epics Ramayana and Mahabharata, Lanka is the island fortress capital that a great asura king Ravana ruled. They also called Lanka Ravana Lanka because Ravana was an efficient ruler, a great scholar. Historians believe that having 10 heads meant he was a very knowledgeable man and a great king who had expert knowledge about administration. The island kingdom was on a plateau between three mountain peaks known as the Trikuta Mountains.
Adolf Hitler was one of the most influential and notorious dictators of the 20th century. Also known as ‘Der Fürher’ (German: The Leader), he was born on April 20, 1889, in Braunau am Inn, a small Australian town near the Austro German Frontier. He spent his childhood in Linz, the capital of Upper Austria. His father, Alois retired from a state customs service. Alois died in 1903, not wanting to follow his father’s footprints he pursued his dream of being an artist but was rejected from Vienna’s Academy of Fine Arts.
Ayodhya is a city in the State of Uttar Pradesh, India. It is the headquarters of the Ayodhya District and Division. Zahir ud-Din Muhammad Babar found Ayodhya. He ordered it to be built 500 years ago. It took two years to assemble the structure. They completed it in 1529, the year before he died. They form the word Ayodhya derivative of the Sanskrit verb Yudh, ‘to fight, to wage war’. The Yodhya is the future passive meaning ‘to be fought’, the whole, therefore, means with a negative prefix “not to be fought” or in English “invincible”
India is a country, a land with great heritage culture. Some ancient forts and monuments contain the story of the royal bygone eras. Speaking of forts, let’s talk about undoubtedly one of the most magnificent fortresses of India – The Golconda Fort.
Rulers like Samudragupta, Asoka, Jalalludin Akbar and Maharaja Shivaji inspire even today. But what made them so different and powerful from others? What inspired them to bring revolution during their reign? It was the name, honour and legacy of their empires. All these heroes belonged to different dynasties and these dynasties ruled during different times. Here, we will look at the top dynasties that ruled the South Asian subcontinent.