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Six Glorious Epochs of Indian History by Veer Savarkar

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duty to take such a revenge for the wrongs done to Hindu religion and
Hindu society! Abdali had but done it!!
1079. We have explained the inestimable wrong done to the Hindu society
by this suicidal disease of the perverted conception of virtues so fully in
Chapter 8 of this book, that it is needless to repeat it here again. We hereby
urge upon every reader to read the above-mentioned Chapter 8 over and
again and very carefully.
1080. The most fortunate thing for the Hindus was only this, that the
catastrophe, which threatened to extinguish very flame of life of the whole
Hindu nation, as a consequence of the silly Hindu religious notions (as the
ones described above), was averted by their retaliatory deed of valour and
more especially by those of the Marathas on the political and military
fronts. Although the Marathas are guilty of not taking revenge of the
Muslim vandalism on Mathura-Vrindavan, while on their triumphal march
from Punjab, the glorious victory that they won on the Muslims in Punjab
in this continuous millennial Hindu-Muslim war and the terrible blow that
they gave to the Muslim imperial power, establishing the independence of
the Hindu nation and their own political hegemony in the north
incapacitated the Muslims from completely destroying the Hindus in India,
just as they had completely annihilated the other ancient nations in Asia.
Babylon became Baghdad, but Mathura could not be transformed into
another Mecca! Fighting incessantly and indefatigably for ten long
centuries, Mathura still exists as a holy Hindu place. The traces of Muslim
domination have been wiped out! From the millions of Hindu throats, the
triumphant chants of the divine valour of Shree Krishna still resound the
Ghats of Jamuna and the temples unmitigated!