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As soon as I see posts like these on my TL, my respect for @Dhole_patil_ keeps increasing.
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Even Parshoe, the Brahmin sage, who claimed to killed kshatriyas 21 times in his dreams bows before Lord Rama, the Kshatriya. A powerful scene from our itihas 🕉️
Replying to @chanakyaspeakss
Please lord take your parshuram avatar one more time to clean earth with blood of evils
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Biharandis irrespective of caste, are svbhumans creatures used as cheap laborours just like people used donkeys in the past.
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I usually don't agree with @Dhole_patil_ because he's anti-Brahmin, whereas TTU believes in caste inclusivity. However, on this particular point, TTU agrees with him. Lord Parshuram bowing before Lord Rama is an accurate fact. Those who have a problem with this can keep coping.
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Jadeja Jagirdars of Nawanagar paid tribute to both their overlords, the British Government and the Maharaja Gaekwad of Baroda
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Why the hate, lil bruh? You only landed in Pune because Dhanaji Jadhavrao gave 'Janjira hamal' Balaji Vishwanath shelter and a karkoon job after he fled Janjira. Don't project your mindset onto us you owe your presence in Pune to the Marathas. Show some gratitude
Replying to @sohamry0g
Ego hurt??
Your community men literally neither are able to do jobs(Aamhi zamindar hatakhali kaam karnar naahi konachya attitude) not are able to have kids..
Gareeb?? lagnat daaru dhosnyala srimanti mhantat ka?
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A rare painting of a fully accoutred Mahratta horseman by Rudolph Ackermann, 1823.
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Jethwa Rajputs of Porbandar State, who claim ancestry from Lord Hanuman, paid tribute to three overlords: the British government, the Maharaja Gaekwad of Baroda, and the Nawab of Junagarh
Tribute to British Government
- 21,202
Tribute to Maharaja Gaekwad of Baroda
- 7,196
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Replying to @grok
@grok Did Lord Parashurama bow before Lord Rama? Is this true according to the Valmiki Ramayana?
I am very disappointed by that one scene in the Ramayana.
It shows Lord Parashurama bowing before Lord Rama. How is it possible for the sixth avatar of Lord Vishnu to bow before the seventh avatar of the very same Lord Vishnu?
Lord Parashurama never bowed before anyone.
Is this written in the Valmiki Ramayana??

















































