[🇧🇩] NYPD Kills Bangladeshi Teen Win Rozario After He Calls 911 for Help, as His Mom Pleads for His Life

[Vsdoc]

When has India ever been a nation for even 500 years (actually not even 100), leave alone 5000?

Please note.

You have not yet answered the original basic question.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Dafuq kinda name is "Win Rosario" ?
poor mominul timtam, RIP

 

[Afhan]

Dafuq kinda name is "Win Rosario" ?
poor mominul timtam, RIP

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Dafuq kinda name is "Win Rosario" ?
poor mominul timtam, RIP

@Bilal9 @Vsdoc @Saif @Lulldapull

 

[Lulldapull]

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@Bilal9 @Vsdoc @Saif @Lulldapull

I knew a Malaysian muslim tribal on a project down unda and his name was Rosario.

 

[Lulldapull]

India for most of time has been fragmented kingdoms and tribes.

Different kings. Different dynasties. Different armies. Different flags.

All mostly at war against one another.

This is not a nation.

It is a genetic, ethnic, linguistic, racial goulash.

Last guy to unite the country was Ashok, and that was 2000 years ago doc. And because of him, the Indians use his 3 headed lion as a National symbol.

 

[Afhan]

Last guy to unite the country was Ashok, and that was 2000 years ago doc. And because of him, the Indians use his 3 headed lion as a National symbol.

Are you forgetting the Mughals?

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Completely wrong and we recognise the sign of bullshit Hindutva narrative losing when words like leftist, commie, etc. start to come in.

China. A nation for most of its history.

Persia/Iran. A nation for most of it history.

Greece. An ancient nation state.

Rome. An ancient nation state.

Russia. A nation for most of its history.

Egypt. A nation for most of its history.

India, like Europe, like South America, has never ever been a single nation for most of its history.

You continue to confuse geography and a civilization with nationhood.

This is common obfuscation of the Hindu revisionist brain.

Same is true for India or what you say about other nation is wrong.

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Are you forgetting the Mugha

You said:​

Which were main empires of India in the time of Aurangzeb

ChatGPT said:​

During the time of Aurangzeb (r. 1658–1707), India was politically dominated mainly by the Mughal Empire, but several strong regional powers existed or emerged during his reign. Here are the main empires and major powers of that period:

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1. Mughal Empire (Largest Power)​

• Aurangzeb ruled almost the entire Indian subcontinent.
• The empire extended from Afghanistan to Tamil Nadu and from Bengal to Gujarat.
• It was the largest Mughal Empire in history in terms of land area.

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2. Maratha Empire (Rising Power)​

• Led initially by Shivaji Maharaj (coronated in 1674).
• After Shivaji, the Marathas expanded rapidly under leaders like Sambhaji, Rajaram, and Tarabai.
• Became the main military challenger to Aurangzeb.
• Fought the long 27-year Mughal–Maratha war (1680–1707).

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3. Ahom Kingdom (Assam)​

• An old northeastern kingdom, never fully conquered by the Mughals.
• Famous Battle of Saraighat (1671) where Lachit Borphukan defeated the Mughal army.

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4. Sikh Confederacy (Later Sikh Empire Seeds)​

• Under Guru Gobind Singh, rising political-military power (Khalsa founded in 1699).
• Not yet an empire, but a major resistance force in Punjab.
• Later became the Sikh Empire under Maharaja Ranjit Singh (much later).

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5. Rajput Kingdoms​

Rajputana had several strong states:

• Mewar (Udaipur)
• Marwar (Jodhpur)
• Amber (Jaipur)
  Some cooperated with Mughals, some rebelled (notably Mewar & Marwar).

These were not “empires,” but powerful regional kingdoms.

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6. Bijapur Sultanate​

• Ruled by the Adil Shahi dynasty.
• Strong Deccan Sultanate until Aurangzeb annexed it in 1686.

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7. Golconda Sultanate​

• Ruled by the Qutb Shahi dynasty.
• Extremely rich (Kohinoor diamond mines) until annexed by Aurangzeb in 1687.

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Summary Table​

Region	Name	Status during Aurangzeb
North India	Mughal Empire	Dominant empire
Western India	Maratha Empire	Rising power, major opponent
South India	Bijapur & Golconda	Independent until 1686–87, then annexed
Rajasthan	Rajput Kingdoms	Partly allied, partly rebellious
Punjab	Sikhs (Guru Gobind Singh)	Growing military resistance
Northeast	Ahom Kingdom