Hindu Marathi descendants in #Balochistan

-

Hindu Marathi descendants in #Balochistan : -

Balochistan is recently in news due to PM mentioning in his 15th Aug speech. You will be surprised to know that out of total 1.31 Crore population of this province around 20 Lac population is of Marathi descendants. This province was forcefully merged with Pakistan in 1948. Since then there were 4 major revolt for independence in Balochistan. Three were led by people of  Marathi descendants.

How these people of Marathi descendants went and settled in Balochistan?
In the third battle of Panipat, Marathas were defeated. It is estimated that around fifty to seventy five thousand soldiers of Pune's Peshwas were imprisoned and taken to Balochistan which was part of Afghanistan as slaves.
These people are even today known by following names -
1. Peshwani Maratha (relatives of Peshwas who were captured. It was assumed that one of the brother of then Peshwa was also captured and taken to Balochistan)
2. Bugti Maratha
3. Kalpar Maratha
4. Nothani Maratha
5. Shambani Maratha
6. Mosani Maratha
7. Shau Maratha
There are 20 such castes which ends with Maratha. They are linked to caste system of the then Maharashtra.
People of these caste even today call their mother as आई (what Marathis call their mother) and not ammijan. They worship Shivaji Maharaj and Peshwas even today.
Mata Hinglaj Temple in Balochistan 

Whenever reference of Maratha or slogan like हर हर महादेव or like are heard in movies they stand and give such slogans.
Considering above, the development in Balochistan would be interesting to watch and observe as they are related to our own people who are leading the battle.
The above information can be verified based on around 20 books written by eminent historians in Marathi.
Santoshkumar B Pandey at 2.25pm.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

10 disturbing reasons why I reject Islam & Quran !

-
Image
10 disturbing reasons why I reject Islam  & Quran ! The conclusions of my analyses on Quran were most disheartening. One When I learnt that Prophet married his aunt who was much older to him, I was shocked. I was brought up with a mindset that every lady elder to me is equivalent to my mother. My history teacher told me that he did so because she was a widow and he wanted to give her support. My immediate counter-question was –What do you do when you have to give support to your mother? Obviously there were no answers and I am seeking them even till date. There were several facts about Islam that I simply could not digest: Two A Prophet is supposed to be a saint, why did he marry 9 times and kept so many concubines? Why did he marry a child when he was so old? Three Why did the Prophet marry his own daughter-in-law? If it was because the son was adopted, then it means no female in world is safe with an uncle who is not in blood-relation! Four Why does it
Read more

Chakravarti Samrat of Ancient Bharatvarsha ( Hindustan or lndia )!

-
Image
Chakravarti Samrat of Ancient Bharatvarsha ( Hindustan or lndia ). Till date we have heard only of Chandragupta or Ashoka when it come to talking of monarchs of ancient India. But there have been Samrat of very ancient India too i.e the pre-Mahabharata era. Today, I am going to list the Chakravartin Samrat of pre-Mahabharata era. But first, let us see who qualifies to be called the 'Samrat' of India. According to the titles given to the rulers, there are three distinct categories- Raja ( King ) Maharaja ( Emperor) Chakravartin Samrat ( Monarch ) A Raja or king is like a ruler of a small kingdom, generally chieftain of a tribe or community. A Maharaja or an emperor is the ruler of a large kingdom, significant enough to influence the politics of the area. And finally, a Samrat is the one who rules the entire or major part of Bharatvarsh and has others under his sway. A typical way of going up the ladder was either by performing Ashwamedha or Rajasuya Yagyas or physical
Read more