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Sammuddra Gupta

Sammuddraa

Thread on "Samudragupta" Samudragupta, ruler of the Gupta Empire (c. 335 – c. 375 CE), is considered to be one of the greatest military geniuses in Indian history. He was

Ulgen

ulgenCLST6

#CLST6 #RR21 One thing that amazed me while studying Classical Archaeology was how little the propaganda styles changed. Those in power still use the same techniques and methods to ideologically

The Phantom

PrasunNagar

A Note on Ashvamedha YagyaThis note will include the Ashvamedha yagya, its genesis, the ritual itself, and the list of rulers who have performed Ashvamedha.Image of a portrayal of Yudhistara's

Ekadanta ௐ 卐

TheBrokenTusk

Busting the myth of "Brahmin Pushyamitra Sunga persecuting Buddhists" by #TrueIndology Repost.https://twitter.com/truejainology/status/1210408249259741185 You are WRONG. FACTUALLY WRONG. That is because you have apparently never r

Dr. Nedda Mehdizadeh, PhD

prof_nmehdiz

What is the difference between Persia/Persian and Iran/Iranian? A thread 1/7 Persia derives from "Pars," the name of a region in southwestern Iran bordering the Persian Gulf & the

Saraba Magazine

Sarabamag

Hello friends, it's been a difficult couple of weeks. We hope you're doing okay and staying safe. During this period, we'll be sharing a short story by an African writer

Xiidig

Isaaqi_

These photographs were taken by Roland Bonaparte over 100 years ago, mainly centered around northern Somali inhabited areas.The names of the clans and age were also mentioned,'Igge Karbaashe', Isaaq, Habar

Sonal🇮🇳

Dharm_gatha

The historic epic of Scripts and #SanskritLanguageThe history of Sanskrit language is as interesting as the history of its scripts. Today Sanskrit is written in Devanagari script but it was

Manchester Museum

McrMuseum

One of the most iconic objects in our #Archaeology collection, the Manchester Wordsquare was found in an excavation in #Manchester city centre in 1978.A daily thread of awe & wonder

Agniras (Gems of Indology)

GemsOfIndology

DEVDASI | Journey from GLEAM to GLOOM | Most respected to most dejectedThread to look back in time to where we are today. An untold story in book 'NITYASUMANGALI' by

Sunder Katwala

sundersays

Thomas Picton statue covered up, pending removal, after Cardiff City Council votes by 57 votes to 5, with 9 abstentions. Picton was convicted of the torture of a 14 year

Dr. Moudhy Al-Rashid

Moudhy

Welcome, new Tweeps! I know you came for the dogs, which I am totally here for, but I hope you stay for the cuneiform because the world it reveals is

Gareth Harney

OptimoPrincipi

Augustus built his Parthian Arch at the eastern end of the Roman Forum between the Temple of Castor and Pollux and the Temple of Caesar. Constructed around 17 BC, it

Ashutosh Singh(Ashu)// Vikramaditya & Risha stan

Singh_Shelby7

Jami Masjid Khambhat was Shakunika Vihar, Jain Temple built in 220 BCEJami Masjid is a mosque in Khambat, Gujarat, India, built in 1325 CE over Shakunika Vihar, a Jain Temple.This

Soheil - سهیل

Soheilius

A thread about Iran and Persia and where did these words came from. tldr; Iran is the tree. Persian is one of it’s many branches. If you are interested to

James D'Emilio (STAYING AT HOME!)

DEmiliopics

1/: Several churches in #Rome and Campania preserve medieval #Easter candlesticks for lighting the paschal candle on the #EasterVigil. Here, the cathedrals of Capua and Sessa Aurunca and Roman