Exhibit No. 12 ii
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"No nation can move forward, unless it squarely faces its past. The courage to remember helps us not to repeat the same mistakes and to build a better future for our children" says H.H. Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, founder of the Art of Living
an exhibition mounted by FACT - India
"No nation can move forward, unless it squarely faces its past. The courage to remember helps us not to repeat the same mistakes and to build a better future for our children" says H.H. Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, founder of the Art of Living
This exhibition contains, and is based on Firmans, original edicts in Persian issued by Aurangzeb, preserved at the Bikaner Museum, Rajasthan, India
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar inaugurates the exhibition in Bangalore
Exhibits
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- Aurangzeb, Emperor Shah Jahan's sixth son, was bor...
- Exhibit No. 1: Mughal Empire map based on sheet o ...
- Exhibit No. 2: Prince Dara Shukoh translating the ...
- Exhibit No. 3: Scene of Captive Dara being paraded...
- Exhibit No. 4: Dara Shukoh’s farcical trial and ve...
- Exhibit No. 5: Shah Jahan’s burial Procession.The ...
- Exhibit No. 6: Keshava Rai Temple. "Even to look a...
- Exhibit No. 7: Demolition of Kalka's Temple - I. S...
- Exhibit No. 8: Demolition of Kalka Temple II. Siya...
- Exhibit No. 9: General Order for the Destruction o...
- Exhibit No. 10: General Order for the demolition o...
- Exhibit No. 11: Demolition of the temple of Viswan...
- Exhibit No. 12 i
- Exhibit No. 12 ii
- Exhibit No. 12 iiiExhibit No. 12 i - ii - iii : “D...
- Exhibit No. 13: Demolition of Keshava Rai temple a...
- Exhibit No. 14: Demolition of Somnath temple.About...
- Exhibit No. 15: Maharana Raj Singh formally receiv...
- Exhibit No. 16: Reimposition of Jizyah by Aurangze...
- Exhibit No. 17: "Burial of Music". The musicians, ...
- Exhibit No. 18: Hindus forced to suffer humiliatio...
- Exhibit No.19: Aurangzeb orders cart-loads of idol...
- Exhibit No. 20: Demolition of Jagannath Rai (Jagdi...
- Exhibit No. 21: The Defence of Jagannath Rai (Jaga...
- Exhibit No. 22: Destruction of sixty-three temples...
- Exhibit No. 23: Orders for the destruction of temp...
- Exhibit No. 24: Orders for the demolition of Jagan...
- Exhibit No. 25: Large scale destruction of temples...
- Exhibit No. 26: All the temples on the way to be d...
- Exhibit No. 27: Demolition of Bindu-Madhav Temple ...
- Exhibit No. 28: Problem of converting closed templ...
- Exhibit No. 29: Order for demolition of the temple...
- Exhibit No. 30: Demolition of the Jagdish temple a...
- Exhibit No. 31: Muslims exempted from paying Zaka...
- Exhibit No. 32: Restriction on atishbazi. Akhbarat...
- Exhibit No. 33: Musalmans to replace Hindu officia...
- Exhibit No. 34: Hindu Chowkinavis and Amins of the...
- Exhibit No. 35: Restriction on the gathering of Hi...
- Exhibit No. 36: Restrictions on the Hindus: forbid...
- Exhibit No. 37: Shivaji leaving Aurangzeb’s Court ...
- Exhibit No. 38: The execution of Raja Shambhaji (s...
- Exhibit No. 39: Aurangzeb orders the execution of ...
- Exhibit No. 40: Large number of conversions by Fau...
- Exhibit No. 41: Coercion in Conversion – Case of t...
- Exhibit No. 42: Direction for converting Shambhaji...
- Exhibit No. 43: Rs. 4 to a Hindu male and Rs. 2 to...
- Exhibit No. 44: Aurangzeb restoring the office of ...
- Exhibit No. 45 i
- Exhibit No. 45 ii
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Downloads
- Ma'asir-i Alamgiri of Saqi Musta'd Khan Download
- History of Aurangzib (Vol. 1), Sir Jadunath Sarkar Download
- History of Aurangzib (Vol. 2), Sir Jadunath Sarkar Download
- History of Aurangzib (Vol. 1), Sir Jadunath Sarkar Download
- History of Aurangzib (Vol. 2), Sir Jadunath Sarkar Download
Links
- Aurangzeb responsible for 4.6 million deaths
- Destruction of Hindu Temples by Aurangzeb
- Why did Aurangzeb Demolish the Kashi Vishvanath?
- Destruction of Hindu Temples by Aurangzeb
- Why did Aurangzeb Demolish the Kashi Vishvanath?
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