Jainism

TIRUPATI - BALAJI- IS A JAIN TEMPLE OF DRAVID CIVILIZATION. WORLD'S RICHEST TEMPLE – THIRUMALAI - TIRUPATI - BALAJI- LORD VENKATESHWARA IS A JAIN TEMPLE OF DRAVID CIVILIZATION. Reference:  This is originally a Jain temple converted by Ramanujam/Sankaracharya around 8th century A.D onwards along with 1000s other dravid temples. .Complete idol is covered to hide its original identity. Balaji has been photographed on many occassions without Jewellary and it is found to be a Jain Standing Tirthankara Neminath which many brahmins believe and admit. Archaelogical scientists, honest historians have proved this to be a Jain temple. Millions of people visit Balaji temple but no one know reality about this temple. It is truly a Dravid temple, which is confirmed by Archaelogical department as Jain temple. Many brahmins silently believe and agree that it is originally Jain temple converted by Ramanujam and Sankaracharya as 1000s of other dravid Jain temples converted, rechristened by Av...

Alexander visited Taxila, but never could cross into India at all

Have Hindus realized that any time they search for what is behind those mosques, what do they find - they find Jain temples - everywhere? Hindus have to shut up because an unbelievable saga of oppression of Jainism by Hindus emerges. Any time they look in history, they find more and more evidence of Jainism than Hinduism in India. Dominated kingdoms in India Ramayana/Mahabharta to ~300CE: All Jain emperors 300-1500: Hindu emperors Shankracharya & Hindu emperors destroyed Jain history.  Who made Hindus very powerful & oppressed other religions. The period of 700AD-1000AD was pure brutality in India, 6000 Jain monks were burnt ALIVE in 1 day for not converting their religion. And over the next 700 years power corrupted kings & fell to the Mughals. Before the Mughals came, Hindu kings were having 10s/20s/30s wives. The recent upsurge of questioning what is the true history of India is raising very fascinating eye-opening findings. The few, that came eye-opening to me regarding...

 

He is regarded as greatest of kings , He who founded the biggest of empire, He who expanded his kingdom India & beyond , He who fulfilled his guru dream of "Akhand Bharat" He who gave everything later & walked on the path of Dhārma. Footprint of "चन्द्रगुप्त मौर्य" .. The Great Chandragupta Maurya Footprint is located in the town shravanbelgola ,Karnataka where the great king took sallekhanā( Jain way of fasting to death) The footprint is on the summit , very few ppl know about it as stairs are not very easy to climb , but when u reach there the whole surrounding is so magical , the flow of energy is very high ..

Mahavira was born in Kundalpur. He attained nirvana from Pawapuri. Mahavira was born in a royal family = father = Sidharath, mother = Trishla ; who ruled kundalpur. Queen Trishla (also known as Priyakarini) belonged to family of powerful kings. She was daughter (and some literature says sister of) King Chetaka, king of Vaishali. And belonged to Licchavi Clan. They belonged to Harhyanka dynasty. King Chetaka's other daughter Chellana & Her husband Srenik (King Bimbisar) have lots of stories of attending Mahavira's Samosaran (preachings).  Shrenik asked Mahavir about true story of Ramayana during Sammosaran. Bimbisar (Srenik)'s son Ajatshatru captured his own father Bimbisar and put him in jail. Bimbisar was Jain king. Ajatshatru also attacked Chetaka & fought fierce war spanning several years to win Vaishali from Chetaka.  Ajatshatru followed both Jain & Budhha religions. harhyanka dynasty Chetaka Licchavi cl...

Mahavira was born in Kundalpur. He attained nirvana from Pawapuri. Mahavira was born in a royal family = father = Sidharath, mother = Trishla ; who ruled kundalpur. Queen Trishla (also known as Priyakarini) belonged to family of powerful kings. She was daughter (and some literature says sister of) King Chetaka, king of Vaishali. And belonged to Licchavi Clan. They belonged to Harhyanka dynasty. King Chetaka's other daughter Chellana & Her husband Srenik (King Bimbisar) have lots of stories of attending Mahavira's Samosaran (preachings).  Shrenik asked Mahavir about true story of Ramayana during Sammosaran. Bimbisar (Srenik)'s son Ajatshatru captured his own father Bimbisar and put him in jail. Bimbisar was Jain king. Ajatshatru also attacked Chetaka & fought fierce war spanning several years to win Vaishali from Chetaka.  Ajatshatru followed both Jain & Budhha religions. harhyanka dynasty Chetaka Licchavi cl...

Old babylon to India route was established through land or Sea. Interaction between Indian Chakravarti Kings and Babylon is very possible.  Alexandar traveled to India in 326BC. Before that Other kings also traveled to India. Nabu in 900BCE, Pythogorous in ~550BCE Achaemenide empire   interaction during 500BCE can be  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behistun_Inscription   has mention defeat of "gaumata from gandhar" - can it be about gautam gandhar? who renounced world after facing the defeat. Travellers Reign of Rulers Contribution and Misc. Deimachos Period:  (320-273 BC) Who:  Greek Ambassador Came India in the reign of Bindusara. - Megasthenes Period:  (302-298 B.C.) Who:  Greek ethnographer & ambassador. Ambassador of Seleucus Nicator, who visited in the court of Chandragupta Maurya. Wrote an interesting book  Indica. Ptolemy Period:  130 A.D. Who:  From Greece and Geographer. - Wrote " Geography of India " which gives the description of Ancient India.

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Its believed that Rishabha was worshipped as Bull god in some countries. Rishabha was called in different names like Reshef, Apollo, Tesheb, Ball, and the Bull God of the Mediterranean people. A bronze image of Reshef (Rishabha) of the 12th century B.C. was discovered at Alasia near Enkomi in Cyprus. Epic of Gilgamesh (Published from Great Britain) – mentions that after a massive epidemic, around 3600 B.C. Gilgamesh, the 5th monarch, who ruled over a major part of Mid-Asia, went on a pilgrimage to India for 45 days. His edifices on stone blocks clearly indicate that he was an adherent of the Shraman religion. In India he paid tribute to Ach¹rya (sage) Uttanapishtim, subsequently adopting the principles of Ahimsa, and on returning to his native land, promoted this religion  According to Shri V.G. N¹yar “There is authentic evidence to prove that it was the Phoenicians who spread the worship of Rishabha in Central Asia, Egypt and Greece. He was worshipped as ‘Bull God’...