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when arab came to Hindustan they had no one.. so please keep this 1% logic in you...
sikhs maybe are Brave but most of them worked or served under british as now they are under hindus.. they cant keep Punjab united and look what hindus did to east Punjab divided into many..
and got humiliated by india in 1984. 1% people ruled for 50 years due to vacum of leader in sub continent. the way british defeated them clearly shows their "power". they served as british cannon fodder during the british rule.
so yes sikh's can write whatever they wish but 50 years is not enough to be compared to even mongols empire.
Few years here and there is hardly called an empire forget about the top 10 whatever. Defeated Pashtuns? Only a few pashtun tribes took care of Sikhs and did not let them stay in comfort for their short stay in Peshawar. Again only a few pashtun tribes fought them and in recent history they have got nothing to show, operation Blue star exposed their false bravado even further and have failed to secure a small country in SA. Currently living under Hindus occupation in Hindustan.
lol@ the source.
Why do you have to kill the Vibe? Let the Pajees enjoy for abit. But we cant deny the fact that this geezer was later killed by pashtuns.
Since when Arabs conquered india .... sindh is in Pakistan not india and Arabs under 3rd caliphate army were decisively defeated that they gave up the plan to conquer india after all their generals died in Battle of Rajasthan in 738 Ad.
And only a fool would judge their military achievement on the basis of blue star operation ....how about number of Victoria cross and battle of saragarhi against pashtuns.
British Parliament pays glowing tributes to Sikhs and Indian Army for WWI role - The Times of India
Battle of Rajasthan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
read -
The End of the Jihad State: The Reign of Hisham Ibn 'Abd al-Malik and the Collapse of the Ummayud
The Cambridge shorter history of India
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Battle of Rajasthan - 738 AD - Defeat of Arabs
The Battle of Rajasthan is a battle (or series of battles) where the Gurjar Hindu alliance defeated the Arab invaders in 738 CE The final battle took place somewhere on the borders of modern Sindh-Rajasthan. Following their defeat the remnants of the Arab army fled to the other bank of the River Indus.The main Indian kings who contributed to the victory over the Arabs were the north Indian Gurjar Emperor Nagabhata I of the Pratihara Dynasty and the south Indian Gurjar Emperor Vikramaditya II of the Chalukya dynasty in the 8th century.
The most powerful kingdoms of North India in the 8th century were the Gurjara Pratihara dynasty and the Pala dynasty.
In the early 8th Century the Kingdom of Sindh under Brahmin King Dahir of the Rai dynasty was convulsed by internal strife——taking advantage of the conditions the Arabs assaulted it and occupied it under Muhammad ibn Qasim, the nephew of Al-Hajjaj (governor of Iraq and Khurasan). Qasim and his successors attempted to expand from Sindh into Punjab and other regions but were badly defeated by Lalitaditya of Kashmir and Yasovarman of Kannauj.
Junayd ibn Abd al-Rahman al-Murri, the successor of Muhammad ibn Qasim, in Sindh led a large army into the region in early 730 CE. Dividing this force into two he plundered several cities in southern Rajasthan, western Malwa, and Gujarat. The southern army moving south into Gujarat was defeated at Navsari by Avanijanashraya Pulakesi who was sent by the South Indian Gurjar Emperor Vikramaditya II of the Chalukya Empire. The army that went east, reached Avanti whose ruler Gurjara Pratihara Nagabhata I utterly defeated the invaders and they fled to save their life.
The Battle of Rajasthan
Gauging at the seriousness of the situation as well as the power of the arab forces, pratihara king, Nagabhata made pact with Jaysimha Varman of the Rashtrakuta Empire. Jaysimha in turn sent his son Avanijanashraya Pulakesi to support Nagabhata. The two Dynasties of India supplemented the already fighting Hindu Gurjar Mewar Kingdom, under Bappa Rawal, at the border of Rajasthan.
The battle was fought between 5,000-6,000 Gurjar Infantry and cavalry facing more than 30,000 Arabs. The Gurjar fought bravely and managed to kill the Arab leader Emir Junaid during the war. This enhanced the morale of the Gurjar hindu forces while the Arabs disorganized and demoralized due to their leaders death retreated and were frequently attacked by local forces until they reached the indus river taking great casualties.
Junayd's successor Tamim ibn Zaid al-Utbi organized a fresh campaigns against Rajasthan but failed to hold any territories there. He would be further pushed across River Indus by the combined forces of the King of Kannauj, Nagabhata thus limiting the Arabs to the territory of Sindh across River Indus.
The Arabs crossed over to the other side of the River Indus, abandoning all their lands to the victorious Indian kings. The local chieftains took advantage of these conditions to re-establish their independence. Subsequently the Arabs constructed the city of Mansurah on the other side of the wide and deep Indus, which was safe from attack. This became their new capital in Sindh.
pashtuns were later defeated by the combined forces of gurkhas and SIikhs during Tirah campaign .... same place where pakistan army is fighting against TTP.
Pashtun prisoners during tirah campaign
gurkha and sikhs in tirah
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Tirah Campaign - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Battle of Saragarhi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia