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A jack of all trades still trying to understand what he is a master of. Tech alter ego - @uzves_tiriato. Princely States - https://t.co/Z1IXbsEKy1
Joined January 2016
And the education continues. This time on the early history of South India https://t.co/zmBZk5Ett7
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The history of South India before the rise of Guptas and Vakatakas excepting the Satavahana interlude is sketchy at best and is as good as non-existent before that. This book is an attempt to address...
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Question. Did Devuji send a word through Sonu for his staged arrest in return for dismantling Naxalism in Chattisgarh? Hidma is killed on Andhra border and Devuji arrested near Vijayawada - in a single swoop, the whole Dandakaranya Zone is finished. Good for the country and good
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Superb. Madvi Hidma gone now. Naxalites are in dearth of leaders whose names people know now. Let's see how long Tirupati will hold out.
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How "historians" work. Nabonidus, the last king of Babylon came to power in 556 and ruled till 539 - 17 years on throne. Now, we have a Nabonidus in the Battle of Eclipse of 585 as Babylonian ambassador and our historians declared both are the same Nabodinus. Now, that will make
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Interesting. Even though Babylon destroyed Assyria and it's people were scattered, they were the mainstay of Achaemenid military. Indicating that Assyria was under Median control as a part of the division of Empire, Achaemenid era details note that Assyrians are concentrated in
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Nebuchadnezzar the Paper Tiger!! Do you know what is his greatest victory as king? That small patch called Judah. And he took what? 18-30 months just to take that small kingdom. And even then, it's king was able to escape before he was captured. His down turn started in 601 when
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Nebuchandezzar the Paper Tiger. Only bible made him Great š In fact, when I was reading through Nebuchandezzar's career, I noticed it's not as awe inspiring as that of Sennacherib or Tiglath Pilaser.
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What other references besides the petty kingdoms of Central Levant?
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People are arguing in every direction over the fall of Rome. The consensus is that Rome depended more on mercenaries than citizen levies. Question. Why did this happen? That's one question no one wants to answer - and that's because the truth is ugly. Really ugly.
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"In the war against the Babylonians and Medes, Assyria had allied with PharaohĀ Psamtik IĀ of theĀ Twenty-sixth Dynasty of Egypt, who had been interested in ensuring Assyria's survival so that Assyria could remain as a buffer state between his own kingdom and the Babylonian and
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The fall of Assyria is an interesting topic. The more you read, the more cohesive it gets. 1. Kandalanu, the Assyrian vassal king of Babylon died at the same time Assyrian Emperor Assur Bani Apli died. 2. Before a replacement was found, the next Assyrian Emperor Assur Etil
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Special Poster šš» . . . The world is Shiva. In His form, creation and time become one. š @VaranasiMovie #Varanasi
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Not completely so. Doenitz almost repented at the lebensraum mess Hitler created. Even when he was about to surrender, he asked the British and Americans if Germany can switch sides and all three can join hands to fight the Soviets. And Doenitz was right. https://t.co/COu3zXKATK
It could have been an awful lot more, thankfully Germany had a plentiful supply of heroes including many children who were willing to hold back the hordes until their last breath whilst their families fled West. Shame on those who tarnish their memory and cover up their ultimate
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The story of Indiaās plains and mountains has unfolded very differently. The plains experienced repeated cultural destruction first under Islamic invasions and later during British rule. Name one ancient tradition of Delhi. In contrast, the mountainous regions remained
Feeling pity for bimaru pajeets as they haven't seen anything like Raulane mela. They've never witnessed human, divine, and natural forces converging.
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@cbkwgl Talking specifically of age, from within Meiji restoration you have Sakamoto Ryoma, he is the guy who stitched together the choshu and Satsuma alliance that ended the shouganate. He was assassinated for this by shougnate police, on his 31st birthday. I would say better example.
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"There's nothing in town to come for really. It's all cafes, charity shops, vapes, discount stores, that's about it...All the shops were open. You could get everything. Now, it's not like that anymore. It's a shame, really."
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Let me give you a good example. What do we know of the primitive tribes of Taiwan? Literally nothing. That's because they don't exist per se. And that's because Japanese dragged them into modernity. The question is this. What is needed? Need based evolution to a better social
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Thoothukudi zone lost a lakh plus jobs when Vedanta was booted out. But, Vedanta employed only 10-20000 people, right? How did the balance jobs disappear then? These topics of discussion are not for novices. Increase in land rates and stamp duty, new bus routes - even governments
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