Great kings were born when India and the Hindus needed warriors and heroes to defend their civilization from Islamic invaders like the Mughals and Turks. In such circumstances, Rajput Kings rose to power and became legendary figures in Hindu history. Since the dawn of civilization, India has been home to great kings who have advanced and elevated the Hindu civilization. They were accountable for turning India into the "Sone ki Chidiya" it was known for. Rajput Kings have made significant contributions throughout history. However, there have also been other notable kings who were born when India and the Hindus needed warriors and heroes to defend their civilization against Islamic invaders like the Mughals and Turks.
We are aware that before Islamic invaders arrived, Afghanistan was a Hindu nation in its entirety. However, for more than two centuries, heroic Hindu kings of Kabul and Zabul defended the Entry to India from Islamic invaders before the Mughals and Ghazni.
They persisted in fighting for their people and giving everything up even after losing all of their money and lands. Today's Hindus should educate themselves about and show respect for them.
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Saurabh Suman
Saurabh Suman is a Mechanical Engineer by qualification. He is an author, social activist, guest speaker, and entrepreneur. Recently He received a National Achievers Award 2022 for the rising young author award. at the Constitution Club Of India, New Delhi. A young author who has published more than 30+ books on various genres in a very short span of time. He has received various awards and honors. His first book, When Life Starts Playing was Published by The Times of India. He is working as the Managing Director for Women Empowerment, by employing underprivileged women in Sundarpura village of Vadodara and working for the upliftment of the tribal community in Chhota Udepur through his NGO, World Healing Society Foundation's Moksha Project.
