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[sandesh kumar]

YA THE SOURCE IS SIKH SOURCE.

its like putting zaid hamid as source for 1965 war lol

Battle of Chamkaur (Khalsa vs Mughal) 1704 - Guru Gobind Singh Videos
Battle of Chamkaur - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[ice_man]

Battle of Chamkaur (Khalsa vs Mughal) 1704 - Guru Gobind Singh Videos
Battle of Chamkaur - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

my friend WIKI is edited and second is SIKH source please keep religious myths to yourself.

thanks

 

[WAJsal]

are you joking??? the link

Story of Bravery & Sacrifice - The Battle of Chamkaur

this is not a sikh source????? please wake up and keep myths to yourself


and please look at the bloody ration man it is humanly impossible even for ZAID HAMID to come up with such a ratio

What the heck is sikh source?is it something coming from their religion or something?

 

[Levina]

Sikhs actually fought—in which 48 soldiers held off 100,000 men.

like PLEASE GIVE ME A BREAK 48 VS 100,000 THAT RATIO IS 1 : 2,083

please be logical atleast hell even the Bha*t raksh""k boys don't claim such nonsense!!!!

BR guys must 've bashed you well that you sound like an imbecile now.
To know more about battle of chamkaur you can read the book "glimpses of sikhism".

as well as

Richard formed a defensive perimeter with his back to a river and waited—while under constant and heavy missile attack


When the hell did SALAHUDDIN have missiles? which war are we speaking off in the future?

That was called the battle of arsuf.
Buy and read "A History of the Art of War in the Middle Ages".

I never heard of this. I thought the only dogs we had were bombing sniffing or guard dogs.

My mistake it was the other way around, insurgents had made an unsuccessful attack on the US army with dogs strapped with explosives. And U.S. military had trained anti-tank dogs in 1943 but never deployed 'em.

 

[ice_man]

What the heck is sikh source?is it something coming from their religion or something?

yes there religious website sources. so please we cannot accept them. If we do then we will have to accept all types of religious stuff of every religion.

So ya sikh sources cannot be accepted equally as any other religious sources.

 

[Levina]

Sikh source? dude take your meds.

leave it lil bro, this guy is attention deficient.

 

[sandesh kumar]

my friend WIKI is edited and second is SIKH source please keep religious myths to yourself.

thanks

my friend second source is IBN-live.

 

[ice_man]

BR guys must 've bashed you well that you sound like an imbecile now.
To read more about battle of chamkaur you can read the book "glimpses of sikhism".


That was called the battle of arsuf.
Buy and read "A History of the Art of War in the Middle Ages".

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Nice reads I am sure but both are opinon as books usually are. Sources are undeniable and refutable by all.

if any book is acceptable then so must be

Chuck Yeagers accounts of INDO PAK WAR 1965

 

[Levina]

Nice reads I am sure but both are opinon as books usually are. Sources are undeniable and refutable by all.

if any book is acceptable then so must be

Chuck Yeagers accounts of INDO PAK WAR 1965

what would be a credible source in your opinion,a live telecast of battle of arsuf and battle of chamkaur???

 

[ice_man]

my friend second source is IBN-live.

IBN LIVE is what? an international source or just indian? I can give you a million of Irani sources or Saudi sources about islam does that make them 100% acceptable to you then?

for god sake wake up and check 1:2,083 ratio itself is a shocker

secondly even wiki says which by the way is not authentic : (Guru Gobind Singh's writings mention "1,000,000" but this is a metaphorical description of the overwhelming number of Mughal troops)[2][3]

1. Ralhan, O.P (1997). The Great Gurus Of The Sikhs. Anmol Publications PVT LTD. p. 154. ISBN 81-7488-479-3. ... the word used to describe the number of Mughal soldiers is "Dahlakh". It is a Persian word and historians translate it meaning as "infinite" or "Ten Lakh".
2. Jump up^ Singh, Prof Satbir (1973(first) 2004). Purakh Bhagwant (biography of Gobind Singh). Mai Heeran Gate Jalandhar: New Book company. p. 180. ਅਗਲੇ ਦਿਨ ਸਵੇਰੇ 22 ਦਸੰਬਰ 1704 ਨੂੰ ਸੰਸਾਰ ਦਾ ਅਨੋਖਾ ਯੁੱਧ...ਇਕ ਪਾਸੇ ਚਾਲੀ ਲੱਖ ਭੁੱਖੇ ਭਾਣੇ ਤੇ ਦੂਜੇ ਪਾਸੇ ਦੱਸ ਲੱਖ on next day morning 22 december 1704 an unparrelled battlle of world ... on one side forty hungry and other side ten lakhCheck date values in: |date= (help)

So again both sources are indian and SIKH mythology.

 

[WAJsal]

So again both sources are indian and SIKH mythology.

Do you believe in wars fought at prophets time?they have Islamic source!

 

[Ind4Ever]

When will some one use a gold fish in a war

Nice post

 

[IND151]

Trap At Umber Khind


Kartalab Khan was the "right hand" of Shahiste Khan, the General who was sent by Emperor Aurangazeb specifically to decimate the budding nation of Shivaji and his followers. Shahiste Khan came fully equipped with over 100,000 soldiers, cavalry, guns and experienced military strategists. We have already met Shahiste Khan in the battle of Chaakan. Kartalab Khan was a skilled army commander with years of battle experience. He did not consider it important that most of his experience was in the relatively flat lands of North Central India against opposing armies who participated in the battles mostly because they were paid to do so. Kartalab's command was reinforced with 20,000 troops, artillery pieces, horses and numerous elephants.
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Those of you who have traveled from Pune to Mumbai will have a distinct advantage visualizing this story. To reach Umbar Khind from Pune, Kartalab traveled via Chinchvad, Talegaon, Vadagaon and Malavali (roughly parallel to the present railway line). At that point, he turned left towards Lohagad (a fort on the border of the Deccan plateau and Kokan). His army began the descent into Kokan area through the narrow pass that separates Lohagad from Visagad. His plan: descend into Tungaranya (a dense forest with hills on both sides), ascend some distance to Umbar Khind (pass) and then descend into Kokan proper. It is worth noting that when the British built the railroad between Mumbai and Pune, they chose go through Khandala Ghat and not via Umbar Khind. Why? Khandala Ghat, also known as BorGhat, is much more open and broad than Umbar Khind. It is much less subject to surprise attacks. Initially, Khan was planning to descend through BorGhat. Had he done so, Shivaji would have a much harder battle on his hands.

So, why did Kartalab chose to pass through Umbar Khind? The simplest answer is that Shivaji forced him to do that by ensuring that Kartalab knew that Shivaji was at the base of this Khind! This was the first important milestone in Shivaji's strategy. Khan was planning a secret campaign but Shivaji's spies were far more skillful. Khan had heard that Shivaji and his army would be at Kurawanda � roughly 3 miles from Lonavala. When Khan reached Kurawanda, there was no sign of Shivaji or his army. His spies brought the news (!) that Shivaji was at Pen � at the base of the Ghat. Naturally, Khan chose to quickly descend this mountain pass and launch a surprise attack on Shivaji. Khan was traveling in February when most rivers in Konkan area are dry or nearly so. It is difficult to fight a battle unless you import a large supply of drinking water.

Unknown to Kartalab Khan, Shivaji and his army were already in the hills that surrounded the UmbarKhind � ready and waiting for Khan and his army to descend to the base of the pass. They were equipped with rocks and boulders in addition to the usual rifles, bow & arrows as well as sabers. How large was this army? About 1,000 strong. This entire pass was covered with dense forest and so, Shivaji's army was not visible to Khan and his army. The trap was now set for Khan. Khan and his army climbed down to the base in about 4 hours and met no resistance whatsoever. As his army moved down, Shivaji and some of his men reached the top of the pass. In short, unknown to him, Khan was now completely trapped. As soon as Khan reached the base of the pass, Shivaji's army began the battle with the help of rolling boulders! Since Shivaji's army was on top of the hills, Khan and his army were in effect fighting an invisible army. Nor could they retreat as a portion of Shivaji's army and Shivaji himself were waiting at the top of the mountain pass. In 2-3 hours at most, the battle was over!

Khan had no choice but to surrender and beg for a safe passage. Shivaji's small army of 1,000 had trapped and defeated a well-equipped army of 20,000! Shivaji agreed to let Khan and his army leave Umbar Khind and return to Khan's home base in Pune provided that:

• Khan and his army left empty-handed (leaving behind their arms: rifles, guns, gun-powder, sabers, arrows, shields, etc.)
• Khan left behind their horse, bulls, wagons, tents, food stores, all extra clothing items, jewelry, gold, etc.
• Khan allowed anyone who wished to join Shivaji's army.

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[WAJsal]

When will some one use a gold fish in a war

Nice post

I read some where,Americans are training dolphins,weird shit man.

 

[Ind4Ever]

I read some where,Americans are training dolphins,weird shit man.

Nice killing dolphin is a crime . So no one will dare to kill