Unveiling the Mughal Empire: Exploring a Glorious Era

The Mughal Empire (1526–1857) stands as one of the most significant dynasties in Indian history, renowned for its cultural, architectural, and political achievements. Founded by Babur, a descendant of Timur and Genghis Khan, the empire unified much of the Indian subcontinent under a centralized administration. From Akbar’s inclusive policies and grand vision to Shah Jahan’s architectural marvels like the Taj Mahal, and Aurangzeb’s expansive yet controversial reign, the Mughals left an indelible mark on India’s history. Their rule saw a fusion of Persian, Central Asian, and Indian traditions, fostering art, literature, and a syncretic culture. However, internal conflicts and external pressures, including British colonialism, led to the empire’s decline by the mid-19th century. The following books offer deep insights into the Mughal Empire’s rise, reign, and legacy, catering to both general readers and scholars.

Must-Read Books on Indian History: A Comprehensive Guide

Indian history is a vast and intricate tapestry, spanning thousands of years and encompassing diverse cultures, empires, and movements. For anyone seeking to understand this rich legacy, the following books offer authoritative insights, compelling narratives, and critical perspectives. Below is a curated list of important works on Indian history, each accompanied by a brief description, covering ancient, medieval, modern, and contemporary periods.

Ancient India

1. "The Wonder That Was India" by A.L. Basham
   This classic work provides a comprehensive overview of ancient Indian civilization, covering its culture, religion, art, and social structures up to the arrival of Islam. Basham’s engaging narrative makes it accessible yet scholarly, ideal for readers new to Indian history.
   

   

   
   

Highlights of Telangana State History Facts

 The word Telangana = Trilinga / Worship of Lord Shiva i.e. Srisailam in Kurnool district, Draksharamam in East Godavari district and Kaleshwaram in Karimnagar district. 

Telangana state formed on 2nd June 2014 made of Precambrian Rocks in Indian History.

Telangana was a part of Hyderabad State. Earlier was ruled by Asafjahi (Nizam) rulers from 1724 to 1948 for 224 years with Nizam ul Mulk as founder of dynasty. 

In this Highlights, we are covering certain important events of Telangana State:

A) Overview of Telangana

B) Syllabus in Telangana Academic Groups Exams

C) Dynasties rule in Telangana

D) Facts about Telangana timeline

Language of Anunnaki Code - Ulema teachings

The Anunnaki are advanced extraterrestrial gods who look like humans living on planet Nibiru (Ashtari). These are said to be ones who created us (tampered our DNA) when they landed here 4,32,000 Years ago. Symbol of Anunnaki looks like Mushroom (Haf-nah) which represents Occult, Power, Life, Heredity, etc.

I give credit of this entire article to author Maximillien de Lafayette from whose books collected below source.

The Anunnaki Code is an effective tool to foresee forthcoming events in the immediate and long term future. The expression or term “foreseeing” is never used in the Anakh language and by extraterrestrials because they don’t foresee and predict.

To “calculate and formulate” information and to acquire data, Anunnaki consult the “Code Screen”. Consulting the screen means: Reading “Events Sequences”.

Every single event in the cosmos in any dimension has a code; call it for now a “number”.

Nothing happens in the universe without a reason. The universe has its own logic that the human mind cannot understand.

Families in the Book of Genesis

Description

The Book of Genesis, the first book of the Hebrew Bible and the Old Testament, is an account of the creation of the world and the origins of the Jewish people. It is divisible into two parts, the primeval history and the ancestral history.

Descendants of Svayambhuva Manu as per Hindu Vedas

Svayambhuva Manu who's the first of 14 Manu's is the mind born son of Lord Brahma. He married his sister Shatarupa who is the first born daughter of Lord Brahma.

Read the post regarding Lineage of Lord Brahma: https://cosmicgenes.blogspot.com/2020/04/saptarishis-from-lord-brahma.html

Present Locations and Important Events in Ancient Mahabharata times

India is credited with history of 2 great epics - Mahabharata and Ramayana. Here are the list of names of ancient places where historical events of Mahabharata took place. Most of which happened in India, some are occurred at present Pakistan which was part of Bharata desam (India).

Aihole inscriptions give the date of Kurukshetra war around 3102 BCE. K. Sadananda, based on translation work, states that the Kurukshetra War started on 22 November 3067 BCE. B. N. Achar used planetarium software to argue that the Mahabharata War took place in 3067 BCE.

According to the Mahaprasthanika Parva and the Vishnu Purana, the Kali age would not affect the earth so long as it was touched by Sri Krishna's holy feet. When the Pandavas abdicated, Parikshit must have been about 16 years old (the age of majority according to Hindu lawyers). If Kali began in 1177 B.C., Parikshit would have probably been born in 1193 B.C. and the Mahabharata War should have occurred towards the end of 1194 B.C.

Timeline of Our Earth History

The chronological details which you are going to read consider near to the accuracy based on the data collected from various sources.

Our Universe also known as "Nebadon" is a part of 7th Super-Universe called "Orvonton" which is one of seven Super-Universes circling around a Central Universe.

The timeline below is taken from the Extra-terrestrial entities who passes this information to us (various Human Channels).

Most of the information presented here may not be known by many. I just put together important events in the history occurred in our Planet Earth which never have been taught in your schools.

However, Time is not linear. it differs not only comes to different locations on Earth but also in Space i.e for Beings (other Species) living on other Planets and Star Systems. And also existence of Time is entirely different for Aliens in other Dimensions. So, History is not linear set of events but Cyclical -  happens or happened again and again in different way. 

As Above, So Below.

Universe or Multiverse in Cosmos

According to Urantia.org, There are seven super-universes in the grand universe, and they are constituted approximately as follows:

The Universe where we are living is called "Nebadon" which is within Super-Universe called as " Orvonton".

It is said that Our Universe is quiet young compare to other Universes which is few Billion years old.

History in developing “C” Programming Language

C is an imperative procedural high-level language that was originally developed by Dennis M. Ritchie to develop the UNIX operating system at Bell Labs. C was originally first implemented on the DEC PDP-11 computer in 1972.

1960 — ALGOL-60 language came through but it was got failed.

1963 — at Cambridge (UK), CPL ( Combined Programming Language) existed but got failed because it is too big language hard to learn and difficult to write program.

1967 — Martin Richards (from Cambridge) written BCPL (Basic Combined Programming Language) got failed due to too less powerful.

1970 — Ken Thompson written ‘B’ Language at AT&T (American Telephone & Telegraph) Bell Labs got failed because as same as ALGOL.

1972 — Dennis Ritchie written ‘C’ Language at AT&T Bell labs.

1973 — UNIX OS was totally written in ‘C’.

1978 — Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie published the first edition of The C Programming Language.

1983 — American National Standards Institute (ANSI) formed a committee, X3J11, to establish a standard specification of C. X3J11 based the ‘C ‘ standard on the Unix implementation.

1990 — ANSI C standard (with formatting changes) was adopted by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) as ISO/IEC 9899:1990, which is sometimes called C90.

Characteristics

(i) Flexibility; (ii) Portability and (iii) Modular approach.

(i) Flexibility:

a) Freedom– ‘C’ allows lot of freedom to the programmer in developing the program. The rules and regulation of ‘C’ may not be followed compulsorily whereas the other languages such as C++, COBOL, JAVA, etc… are strictly followed.

b) Data Conversion– In ‘C’, conversion from one data type value to another data type value is simple and automatically converted.               g :-   Char ¬ Int; Int ¬ Char; Int ¬ Float; Float ¬ Int.

c) Low-level functions– ‘C’ language provides alot of low-level functions using which complex mathematical operations can be performed easily. Programs can be written faster.   g:- Sqrt ( ), Pow ( ).

(ii) Portability:  A program written in one computer, it executes in another computer even though there is a difference in Hardware (or) O.S. This feature is known as “Portability “. That’s why ‘C’ is popular.

(iii) Modular Approach:  Dividing the large complex program into small parts which divided into sub-parts as Divider and Conquer method. In ‘C’ , functions are used to implement the modular approach.

21 Strange Facts about Adolf Hitler

‘Adolf Schicklgruber’ baptized as ‘Adolf Hitler’ by his father was an Austrian-German politician, who was the leader (Fuhrer) of Nazi party, Chancellor of Germany from 1933 to 1945. 

He was born in Braunau Am Inn, Austria on April 20, 1889. He was the 4th of 6 children. His older siblings Gustav, Ida, and Otto died in infancy. His younger brother Edmund would die of the measles in 1900, when Hitler was 11. Only a sister, Paula, would survive to adulthood.

Historians have noted that Hitler had almost hypnotic oratory over large groups and that he used his own personal charisma and an understanding of crowd psychology while public speaking.

Swastika, an ancient symbol adopted by Hitler in his lifetime that most likely represents the Sun wheeling across the sky and has been a symbol of good luck. In some cultures, a Swastika whose arms point to the left rather than the right signals darkness and evil.

15 Odd Facts you must believe about Robert Ripley

An Iconic figure Mr. Robert Ripley [born in Santa Rosa, California], known for creating ‘Ripley’s Believe It or Not!’ which carries odd unusual facts around the world, made its appearance in Newspaper panel series, Radio shows and Television programs.

He is renowned as an American Cartoonist, Explorer, Traveller, Adventurer, Reporter, Anthropologist, Polyglot, Collector and Entrepreneur.

1) First Millionaire Cartoonist who never missed a day in his active 20 years. Early years, he worked as sports cartoonist for Bulletin, Chronicle and the Globe.

2) He would like to start his potential career as a baseball player ended because of an arm injury he sustained while trying out for the major leagues, and so he turned to his other main talent, drawing cartoons.

3) Ripley’s first commercial cartoon sale was to Life magazine in 1908. The drawing featured a young woman pushing laundry through a wringer with the caption “The Village Bell Was Slowly Ringing.” He was paid $8 for the cartoon and the pun.

10 Untold Historical Facts about Ravana – King of Lanka

The name Ravana obtain from the word “Ra”= Sun & “Vana”= Generation as per nationalist Sinhala scholar Arisen. This denotes the root word “RU” = raavayati iti raavanah—one who makes god love by his compassionate actions. It was said that name given by lord Shiva which means “terrifying roar”.

1) The Ten-headed, twenty-armed figure of Ravana as the supreme anti-hero in Indian Mythology portrayed as 10 base emotions of which the great King Mahabali advises Ravana to shun other Nine emotions: Anger; Pride; Jealousy; Happiness; Sadness; Fear; Selfishness; Passion & Ambition. Intellect alone be revered.

2) Ravana born very poor before he captured Lanka, to a Brahmin sage Visrava and women Kaikesi, which she belongs to Asura Tribe called Hethis. 

3) Ravana gained Trikota (Capital of Lanka) without a War on Kubera (God of Wealth). As Kubera’s Soldiers subjected to Food Poisioning during their lunch by Bhadra (the Chef). Bhadra was servant of Asura tribe who disguised as cook before Asura’s attack on Lanka.

4) Sita was daughter of Ravana and Mandodhari before her adoption by king Janaka of Mithila kingdom. This Asura King knews very well and he treated her as Princess of Asura but she rejected.

17 Facts You Might Not Know About Leonardo Da Vinci

The man who painted “Mona Lisa” was the first Renaissance man, Leonardo Da Vinci born in Italy on 23^rd April 1452. He was a talented Painter, Scientist, Inventor and Musician.

Renaissance Italians has taken the name of their birth city as part of their full identification. And so, Leonardo by virtue of being born in Vinci was known as Leonardo Da Vinci (Leonardo from Vinci).

1] Illegitimate: Leonardo was the illegitimate (born of unmarried parents) and he later had 17 half-brothers. He was born to a peasant girl of 16 years named Caterina and a 25 year old Ser Piero di Antonio , a notary.

2] Native Land: Although history noted that Leonardo of being born in Vinci, located about 50 kms to the west of Florence, Italy deep in Luscany region.