Prithviraj Chauhan:The turning point of indian history:
Prithviraj Chauhan:The turning point of indian history:
Prithviraj was responsible for the most momentous turning point in Indian History. Prithviraj was the false hero of the most important battle in Indian History, which led to the rape and rapine of millions of beautiful Hindu women. Because of Prithviraj’s poor military skills and tactics, Hindus lost their Independence and we must hold Sanyogita responsible for this.
Sources:
The most popular accounts about Prithviraj were written by a Muslim (the book Gulshan-i-Ibrahimi by Ferishta) and by a Hindu (the book Prithviraj Raso by Chand Bardai). Ferishta’s book is full of facts.
According to Ferishta, during Tarain II, Prithviraj had an army of 5,00,000 cavalry, 50,000 elephants, and 30,00,000 infantry. Ghori had an army of 52,000 cavalry. Ferishta states that in Tarain II, the vast Hindu army was totally destroyed by the sturdy Muslim army. Ghori castrated and killed Prithviraj. Ghori raped Prithviraj’s pregnant wife Sanyogita in front of her castrated and dying husband. Later Rajput Kingdoms (when cavalry had become the least important formation in the army) of a small size had 2,00,000 cavalry. By this comparison Prithviraj could have easily had more than 10,00,000 horsemen which is confirmed by the book Prithviraj-Vijay.
Chand Bardai states that after the first Battle of Tarain Prithviraj carried away and married Sanyogita, daughter of Jaychand Rathor of Kannuaj. His lust for her carnal beauty caused the defeat in the second battle, which is borne out by the facts related above. According to contemporary literatures and inscriptions, “Prithviraj’s non-stop continuous coitus with Sanyogita was the reason for his defeat and death at the hands of Ghori”.
The more contemporary, and accurate, account is the Prithviraj-vijay written by Jayanka. This man was a Kashmiri who had settled down in Ajmer and was a poet in Prithviraj’s court. Jayanka clearly records the time-line of Prithviraj’s life. According to this book, “Tarain I was fought in early 1191, for thirteen months after this, a part of Prithviraj’s army was busy in the siege of Sarhind (early 1192); Tarain II was fought two months later. Within a week after Tarain I, Prithviraj married Sanyogita and for the whole fifteen months till Tarain II, Fatty Prithviraj was busy in matting with Sanyogita, making her pregnant twice and becoming father for her infant. During Tarain II, Sanyogita was pregnant for the second time – carrying three months. In Tarain II, Prithviraj was defeated and castrated by Ghori and his gorgeous Queen Sanyogita was repeatedly raped by Ghori. Within a month after Tarain II, Prithviraj was butchered and killed by Ghori and his young wife Sanyogita was forcibly married by Ghori”
Prithviraj was responsible for the most momentous turning point in Indian History. Prithviraj was the false hero of the most important battle in Indian History, which led to the rape and rapine of millions of beautiful Hindu women. Because of Prithviraj’s poor military skills and tactics, Hindus lost their Independence and we must hold Sanyogita responsible for this.
Sources:
The most popular accounts about Prithviraj were written by a Muslim (the book Gulshan-i-Ibrahimi by Ferishta) and by a Hindu (the book Prithviraj Raso by Chand Bardai). Ferishta’s book is full of facts.
According to Ferishta, during Tarain II, Prithviraj had an army of 5,00,000 cavalry, 50,000 elephants, and 30,00,000 infantry. Ghori had an army of 52,000 cavalry. Ferishta states that in Tarain II, the vast Hindu army was totally destroyed by the sturdy Muslim army. Ghori castrated and killed Prithviraj. Ghori raped Prithviraj’s pregnant wife Sanyogita in front of her castrated and dying husband. Later Rajput Kingdoms (when cavalry had become the least important formation in the army) of a small size had 2,00,000 cavalry. By this comparison Prithviraj could have easily had more than 10,00,000 horsemen which is confirmed by the book Prithviraj-Vijay.
Chand Bardai states that after the first Battle of Tarain Prithviraj carried away and married Sanyogita, daughter of Jaychand Rathor of Kannuaj. His lust for her carnal beauty caused the defeat in the second battle, which is borne out by the facts related above. According to contemporary literatures and inscriptions, “Prithviraj’s non-stop continuous coitus with Sanyogita was the reason for his defeat and death at the hands of Ghori”.
The more contemporary, and accurate, account is the Prithviraj-vijay written by Jayanka. This man was a Kashmiri who had settled down in Ajmer and was a poet in Prithviraj’s court. Jayanka clearly records the time-line of Prithviraj’s life. According to this book, “Tarain I was fought in early 1191, for thirteen months after this, a part of Prithviraj’s army was busy in the siege of Sarhind (early 1192); Tarain II was fought two months later. Within a week after Tarain I, Prithviraj married Sanyogita and for the whole fifteen months till Tarain II, Fatty Prithviraj was busy in matting with Sanyogita, making her pregnant twice and becoming father for her infant. During Tarain II, Sanyogita was pregnant for the second time – carrying three months. In Tarain II, Prithviraj was defeated and castrated by Ghori and his gorgeous Queen Sanyogita was repeatedly raped by Ghori. Within a month after Tarain II, Prithviraj was butchered and killed by Ghori and his young wife Sanyogita was forcibly married by Ghori”
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