Bharatvarsh Ke Aakrantaon Ki Kalank Kathayen Tales of Courage, Sacrifice and Patriotism Against Mughal Empire (Indian Resistanc

This book sheds light on the heinous deeds of some of the most notorious invaders in Indian history. Before Mahmud Ghaznavis invasion, there were hardly any followers of Islam in India except for Sufis. However, during the invasion of Syed Salar Masood Ghazi, the Sultanate period, and the Mughal period, religious conversions were carried out nakedly. A tax called Jaziya was imposed for not converting, which continued until the Mughal period. During this period, every possible effort was made to trample Indian culture. This ranged from the burning of the library of Nalanda University to the destruction of many important temples and places of worship. Not only were these destroyed, but they also built their places of worship on them.From Alexander and after him, from 712 AD to 1947, India remained in the grip of darkness and plunder due to the evil deeds of the plunderers of India. They destroyed Indian culture, traditions, and beliefs, and shattered Indias prosperity and strength by relentlessly attacking our education system, industry, trade, arts, and values. This book provides only a glimpse of the brutality and savagery of these tyrants and tyrants, which will deeply shake every Indian to the core about the pain and suffering our ancestors endured at the hands of these monsters.