महाभारत का सबसे बड़ा सच्चा सबूत अफगानिस्तान में है मौजूद जिसे आतंकवादी भ...

महाभारत का सबसे बड़ा सच्चा सबूत अफगानिस्तान में है मौजूद जिसे आतंकवादी भी नहीं मिटा पाए थे

Do you know that Afghanistan, which is a Muslim nation today, used to be an integral part of Hindustan and in 1980 there were a lot of people of Hindu and Buddhist religion in Afghanistan. There was a time when Hindustan borders crossed Iran towards Iran and toured Iran.



In the year 1980, King Jaipal was ruled by Afghanistan and he was a Hindu king, but the Muslim sultans constantly attacked them and ousted them from power, and after this gradually Afghanistan India went out of the year's map.



Until the 17th century, there was no nation named Afghanistan. The name of Afghanistan started in the reign of Ahmad Shah Durrani. Mohammed bin Qasim was the first successful attack on India. The direct connection of Afghanistan is to the Mahabharata. Because the mother of Kauravas was from Gandhari town of Afghanistan, which is today known as Kandhar.



Gandhari Gandhar was the only daughter of Sobha Raja of the country and in the answer to the Balmiki Ramayana, Gandhar has also been described as Gandharva Desh. The Afghanistan Pathans were first called Pukka and Pashtoon and in the British rule the people of Jean Pindari community had waged war against them, it was Pathan. In Bamiyan city there was two huge statues of Lord Gautam Buddha. One of which was the highest statue of Lord Buddha in the whole world, but in March 2001, a fundamentalist organization (ISIS) broke the statue and destroyed the historical heritage.



But this work was not easy for them. Because these statues made in the fifth century were made by carving a mountain in sandstone and was quite large. Efforts were made to break them using the first rocket launcher, but they did not succeed in it. After this, explosions were carried out in the small pits made of idols, yet they did not get success. This only destroyed the statue of idols. Later, the fundamentalists filled the ammunition in every part of these statues for 25 consecutive days after the explosion and they got success.



Let us tell you that this was not the first attempt at throwing idols. Before this, in the year 1221, after the Genghis Khan in Aurangzeb in 18th century, as well as many other Muslim kings, they tried to break these statues but none of them succeeded.



Similarly, the statues of Buddhist and Hindu deities kept in the museum were also tried by the fundamentalists to destroy it, and in that it would have been quite successful, but evidence of the Buddhist and Hindu history of Afghanistan is still here in the Kabul Museum. If it was handled then it was a small part of our India's history which is incomplete without mentioning Afghanistan.