Conflicting Heroes

[the_kaur]

Re: Conflicting Heroes

@muqawwee123

Thanks for you inpt the kaur.

Ghauri is treted like hero and we have named our missiles after him, whereas India has Prithvi missiles. This shows conflict of Heroes.

Knowing that Ghoris attacks were just to loot or extend his state the only argument handy with his supporters is he was a Muslim and was attacking India to form a Muslim state.

For negative portayal of Prithvi, we have to go through the historical novels. As far a I know, Naseem Hijazi (the top most writer of historical novels) didn’t write a novel on Ghori and Ghori is given least coverage in text books compared to Ghaznavi. On the contrary, we don’t hear much of Jaipal from Indian side as compared to Prithvi.

Actually Pakistan got it wrong, Basic elements of nature, Vayu, agni, Jal, prithvi, Akash. and human body can be disintegrated back into nature through any of these means, A hindu young person if dies is buried, adult is burned, and one can take even “Jal Samadhi”, Bhagwan Ram chose Jal Samadhi, it is simply drowning in river by choice. Prithvi is surface to surface missile, Surface to Air missile is Akash, Agni is most primary and sacred element. It is present in every object of nature, Temperature is degree of hotness, and hotness represents Agni. hence missile name agni describes its supreme power.

Even military exercises have name like Sudarshan Shakti, Parakram, Vijay etc.

Indian history writing is always centered around fate of Delhi, even Mahabharat is centered around Delhi. Ancient history ends with king harshwardhan of Kannauj. Prithviraj is taught in medieval history as king of Ajmer and Delhi, His maternal grandfather was King of Delhi Anangpal Tomar and in fact Prithviraj defeated Ghouri in first battle of Tarain, and following kshtriya dharma didn’t attack retreating army, both krishna and chankya would have termed it foolish though:D

and yes genuine question, what do sikhs say about pashtoons dressing sense??