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Six Glorious Epochs of Indian History by Veer Savarkar

स्वातंत्र्यवीर विनायक दामोदर सावरकर द्वारा

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पृष्ठ 107, कुल 494 में से

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पृष्ठ 107
  1. The struggle on the two fronts in all the bloody wars fought at every
    Muslim invasion, right from the beginning of this modern age was hitherto
    unknown and unheard of. For the Greek, the Saka, the Hun and other
    invaders, who came pouring in down the plains of Punjab, was political
    domination of this country as their sole objective. Barring this political
    aim, their raids had never been occasioned by any cultural or religious
    hatred. On the other hand, these new Islamic enemies, not only aspired to
    crush the Hindu political power, and establish in its place Muslim
    sovereignty over the whole of India, but they also had seen things’ in their
    brains another fierce religious ambition, not heretofore dreamt of by any of
    the old enemies of India. Intoxicated by this religious ambition, which was
    many times more diabolic than their political one, these millions of Muslim
    invaders from all over Asia fell over India, century-after-century, with all
    the ferocity at their command, to destroy the Hindu religion which was the
    lifeblood of the nation.
    The Outrageous Christian Incursion
  2. To add to these catastrophic Muslim inroads over India, Christian
    nations like the Portuguese, the Dutch, the French, the British and others
    rushed upon our nation from the sea, round about the fifteenth century
    A.D.—even if we were to ignore the infiltration by the Syrian Christians in
    the Malabar during the 1st century A.D. This Christian offensive, like the
    Muslim one, was both political and religious and equally devilish. They
    also wrought havoc by converting millions of Hindus at the point of the
    bayonet—an account of which will be given at its proper place.
  3. Although the two fronts of this Muslim aggression, viz., the
    religious and political, were only the two parts of the same epic Hindu-
    Muslim struggle, their original forms, their weapons of war and their
    ultimate end, were altogether different. Naturally, they have to be discussed
    separately, as far as it is possible to do so.
  4. Hence, we shall first examine the religious aspect of the Muslim-
    Christian aggression over our country in Chapters VI to XII, and then in
    Chapters 13 to 22 of this book, we shall discuss its political side.
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