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Six Glorious Epochs of Indian History by Veer Savarkar

स्वातंत्र्यवीर विनायक दामोदर सावरकर द्वारा

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पृष्ठ 265, कुल 494 में से

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पृष्ठ 265
  1. Nevertheless, there darted from the bow of the Hindu nation a Ram- ban [an arrow of Ram—an (unerring) unmistakable shot!], which put a stop, even if temporarily, to the Ravan-like atrocities by the Muslims perpetrated under every Sultan over the Hindus for centuries together!
  2. The diabolic Muslim ambition to spread the unitary Muslim empire to the ends of Hindusthan (Paragraphs 636-737) received a death blow in the very hour of its fruition. For (as it is shown in the previous chapter) with the first vigorous blow struck by the Hindu Emperor, Shree Dharmarakshak, the extensive Muslim Empire had already begun to dwindle, while the Hindu discontent, especially in the Deccan, culminated into a powerful insurrection, which shattered the already dwindling Muslim empire into small fragments. New Hindu State
  3. For, in A.D. 1336, was established the new, independent, and powerful Hindu State of Vijaynagar, defying the Muslim might in the very lifetime of this ‘crazy’ Mohammad Tughlak, a detailed account of which will be given in the next chapter.
  4. Immediately after this momentous event, the Deccanese Muslims under Hasan Bahamani rose in rebellion against the Delhi Sultanate following the age-old separatist tendency of the Muslims, which had been exhibited in their fratricidal wars ever since the times of Mohammad Paigambar. Hasan Bahamani was crowned with success in this attempt, and so he founded the Bahamani kingdom in A.D. 1347 and proclaimed himself to be an independent Sultan.
  5. This act of Hasan Bahamani will explode the popular misconception of the millions of credulous gulls amongst the Hindus, that the Muslims always showed a united front in their political as well as religious wars, that they never fought amongst themselves and that they had no separatist tendencies—a baseless misconception, which is not only foolish in the extreme but which falsely extols the foreigners and undeservedly runs down our own Hindu community. A number of such instances have already been cited in this volume and many more will occur in the pages that follow. The history of the Muslim community all over world is replete with such instances. A Grievous fall and Breaking of the Dream of an Unbroken Muslim Empire