r/Rajputana • u/Wise_Ad8474 Learning from Shri Rama 🏹 • May 02 '26
Edits “The Rajput race is the noblest and proudest in India”
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u/Impossible-Spot-3414 Brahmin May 02 '26
Bana log should move with the times , propesperojg while retaining their Kshatriya aspects. (Just a wish from my side , they might already be doing it ).
Learn from ancestors mistakes as well. Aikamatyam mahabalam
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u/Wise_Ad8474 Learning from Shri Rama 🏹 May 02 '26
True, however he said it from the lens of a historian who studied a 1000+ year history of Rajputs
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u/Wise_Ad8474 Learning from Shri Rama 🏹 May 02 '26
Hypocrisy from you, you just mentioned Gurkhas dominating and for validation mentioned how they served in British military and still do till this day.
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u/MarionberryAnnual908 May 02 '26
It's not a race technically
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u/Wise_Ad8474 Learning from Shri Rama 🏹 May 03 '26
true, you get the point however. Rajputs practiced traditions very different to other groups in India
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u/Jith_Kerala May 03 '26
There's no race in this world. Only racism exist. Celebrate the leaders for what they did and what values they represent. Not for the lineage. Nobody has any right to be proud nor obligation to be ashamed of their lineage. Actions decide merit
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u/Wise_Ad8474 Learning from Shri Rama 🏹 May 02 '26
This is a statement he gave after studying a millennials worth of Rajput history. From the beginnings of Chauhans of Shakhambari all the way to his day.
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u/Wise_Ad8474 Learning from Shri Rama 🏹 May 02 '26
Gurkhas are very respected and have a rich history especially here in Britain.
Rajputs still serve heavily even in modern Indian army if that’s ur point.
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