RAJA DAHIR SEN
The great Indian King of Sindh
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| Raja Dahir Sen |
The history of India is full of stories of great warriors. Sindh province was ruled by Rajput and Brahmin kings for 600 years. In past days, Sindh state was part of Afghanistan, Pakistan, Balochistan and some parts of Iran province. Raja Dahir Sen was the son of Raja Chhachh. Raja Dahir was born in 663 AD.
After the death of Raja Chhach in 672, his younger brother Chandra Singh sat on the throne of Sindh. After the death of Chandra Singh in 679, King Dahir received the throne of Sindh.
After the death of Raja Chhach in 672, his younger brother Chandra Singh sat on the throne of Sindh. After the death of Chandra Singh in 679, King Dahir received the throne of Sindh.
In 680, when Karbala incident happened, King Dahir Sen sent a message to Imam Hussain to come to Sindh. But Imam Hussain was killed in Iraq before coming to Sindh.
Raja Dahir Welfare works -
Raja Dahir Welfare works -
Raja Dahir Sen took full care of the welfare policy of the people. There was no discrimination against anyone on the basis of religion, caste and language. The effect of public welfare policies was so that the fame of the glory and opulence of Sindh started spreading throughout the world.
Debal port of Sindh became a major center of business activity during his reign. Traders of Sindh used to go to trade in far-flung countries by sea route, ships coming from Iran-Iraq and Arab countries also used to go to other countries through the port of Debal. The Debal port was well developed in those days and one of the finest port in the world.
How important the port of Debal became to Sindh is evident from the fact that King Dahir Sen appointed a separate Subedar of Debal. He entrusted the responsibility of Debal to the Buddhist scholar Jnanabuddha.
Once an Arabic ship arrived at the port of Debal, Sindh. Security personnel of the Arab traders aboard the ship attacked the city of Debal for no reason and imprisoned some women and children.
Debal port of Sindh became a major center of business activity during his reign. Traders of Sindh used to go to trade in far-flung countries by sea route, ships coming from Iran-Iraq and Arab countries also used to go to other countries through the port of Debal. The Debal port was well developed in those days and one of the finest port in the world.
How important the port of Debal became to Sindh is evident from the fact that King Dahir Sen appointed a separate Subedar of Debal. He entrusted the responsibility of Debal to the Buddhist scholar Jnanabuddha.
Once an Arabic ship arrived at the port of Debal, Sindh. Security personnel of the Arab traders aboard the ship attacked the city of Debal for no reason and imprisoned some women and children.
Dahir Sen immediately ordered the Subedar of Debal to attack the Arabic ship. Seeing the powerful army of Dahir Sen, the Arabic security personnel, leaving the women and children, saving their lives and running away from the port of Debal.
The traders, hiding their crime and presented it as an incident of looting by the soldiers of Sindh. Khalifa felt that the soldiers of Sindh had cheated him in the glory of Khilafat. The Khalifa of Baghdad became angry.
The Khalifa immediately ordered his minister Hajaz to attack Sindh. He immediately sent the Arab army to Sindh under the leadership of a commander named Abdullah. But Khalifa and Hajjaz did not know that they are facing the great warrior Dahir Sen. Dahir Sen sent an armed force led by Prince Jai Shah to the Debal port to decimate the Arab army that had been eyeing the holy earth of Sindh.
The Arab army had to kneel in front of the tactics of the knights of Sindh and Prince Jai Shah. His commander Abdullah was killed. The battlefield of Khalifa's army in Debal was flooded with dead bodies. The remaining soldiers escaped from Sindh after saving their lives.
Khalifa, who considers himself undefeated, got bewildered or stung by his defeat. His wishes of Sindh Victory were once again thunderbolt. He challenged the people present in the court. Is there no such knight in Khalifa's army who can bring Sindh's umbrella and put it in his footsteps. Mohammad bin Qasim, a 17-year-old soldier present in the court, accepted the challenge of the Khalifa and said that I can do this work. After this humming, a team of 10 thousand soldiers were prepared to attack Sindh with camel horses.
There are tales of bravery of heroes on every page of the date of Hindustan, but on the same pages there are also shameful misdeeds of the traitors who put a dagger in the back of the knights. The game of betrayal changed the history of Sindh, which was ruled by Rajput and Brahmin kings for 600 years. On the other hand, after ordering the Khalifa, a 17-year-old young man, Mohammad bin Qasim, left for Sindh Fatah with more than 10,000 soldiers with camel horses.
N.B. - Sindh was attacked 15 times by the 9 caliphs of Arab, out of which 14 attacks were thwarted or failed by Sindh.
N.B. - Sindh was attacked 15 times by the 9 caliphs of Arab, out of which 14 attacks were thwarted or failed by Sindh.
As you know, for the entire 74 years between 638 and 711 AD, 9 Caliphs tried to conquer Sindh 14 times, but each time they had to face their mouths in front of the knights of Sindh in the battlefield. Mohammad bin Qasim knew this truth, so he did the trick. Gyanabuddha, a follower of Buddhism and Subedar of the Debal port, was tempted by Qasim that if he would support the Khalifa in this war, he would be made king of Sindh after victory. The enlightened came easily in this deception.
On the other hand, King Dahir Sen started adding vigor to his army. Social political rights were already given to Gurjars, Jats and Lohanas. He was also included in the army.
Raja Dahir's two adventuress daughters Rajkumari Paramal and Suryakumari went from village to village and called upon the Sindhi knights to protect the motherland. With the inspiration of both princesses, many young men of Sindh joined the army with a resolve to sacrifice everything for their motherland.
Raja Dahir's two adventuress daughters Rajkumari Paramal and Suryakumari went from village to village and called upon the Sindhi knights to protect the motherland. With the inspiration of both princesses, many young men of Sindh joined the army with a resolve to sacrifice everything for their motherland.
The army was equipped. As soon as the news of the Khalifa soldiers approaching Debal port, King Dahir dispatched a large army led by Prince Jaishah. The two armies reached face to face in Debal. As soon as Ranbheri rang, a fierce battle started. One Sindhi soldier came to dominate two Arabic soldiers. It seemed that Mohammad bin Qasim would surrender soon.
But Dahir Sen's military kayak as Subedar Gyanabuddha had already bore holes.
But Dahir Sen's military kayak as Subedar Gyanabuddha had already bore holes.
After the entire day of war, when the soldiers were resting the night in their camps, while subduing the face of humanity, Subedar Gyanabuddha entered the Khalifa's army from the rear gate of the fort of Debal, who slept while flailing the rules of war. But attacked As long as the Sindhi soldiers could handle the weapons, the enemy started their Kalteam. Prince Jaishah was seriously injured in this attack. He was forced to leave the fort of Debal and run towards the forest.
The Buddhist Subedar Gyanabuddha was opposing the first war, saying that there is no place for violence in Buddhism but he prepared the ground for mass slaughter of the soldiers of his motherland. In the hope that if the Khalifa wins, he will occupy the throne of Sindh himself. Raja Dahir Sen, sitting in Alor, the capital of Sindh, did not give up when he got this ill-fated news.
Handing the responsibility of the fort of Alor to the Empress, he immediately prepared an army contingent and traveled to the battlefield. After getting news of his Paramveer Raja reaching the battlefield, the Sindhi soldiers got renewed enthusiasm. There was an outcry in the battlefield. Khalifa soldiers' feet began to be uprooted.
On 20 June 712, a golden chapter was about to be added to the history of India, that the betrayers once again tainted the motherland. They set fire to the explosives already laid at a place called Raver. Seeing the explosion and fire, elephants, horses and camels started coming out. The elephant that Maharaja Dahir was riding on also started to run away. Meanwhile, an arrow fired by the enemy army fell directly into his eyes.
Raja Dahir Sen fell from the elephant after hitting an arrow in his eye. Kasim's army was waiting for this moment. King Dahir, who fell like a wounded lion on the battlefield, was attacked by Kasim armies like the wolf. Arrows, spears and spears ditched them. King Dahir died while fighting like a lion.
Raja Dahir Sen fell from the elephant after hitting an arrow in his eye. Kasim's army was waiting for this moment. King Dahir, who fell like a wounded lion on the battlefield, was attacked by Kasim armies like the wolf. Arrows, spears and spears ditched them. King Dahir died while fighting like a lion.
The ominous news of Raja Dahir's heroism proved to be like lightning strikes on the knights of Sindh. The morale of the soldiers broke due to the news of the death of the great king.
For the first time in Indian history, due to the betrayal of our own people, an Indian king had to face defeat with Arabic robbers.
After the victory, achieved by deceit and treachery, the Khalifa's army entered the capital city of Alor and massacred the innocent people, raped womens, destroying the temples, pagoda and entering the monasteries and massacred unarmed Buddhists, childrens and old people, looted property, burned town. But left those who accepted Islam.
The sister of King Dahir sacrificed her life by committing Jauhar. Both the brave daughters of King Dahir, who were treating the soldiers in the battlefield, were taken captive and sent to the Khalifa of Baghdad.
In order to avenge Mohammed bin Qasim, both the daughters of King Dahir lied to the Khalifa that Kasim robbed his honor and sent him to your service. Hearing this, the Khalifa got angry and ordered bin Qasim to death. After this, both the princesses sacrificed their lives in Baghdad.
Timeline of Sindh
- Early Harappan Period (3300 - 2600 BC)
- Mature Harappan Period (2600 - 1900 BC)
- Late Harappan Period (1900 - 1500 BC)
- Vedic Sindhu Kingdom (1500 - 500 BC)
- Sattagydia Empire (516 - 330 BC)
- Ror Dynasty (489 - 450 BC)
- Gedrosia Empire (323 - 312 BC)
- Mauryan Empire (322 -200 BC)
- Greco-Bactrian Kingdom (190 - 140 BC)
- Indo-Greek Kingdom (170 - 50 BC)
- Indo-Scythian Kingdom (110 BC - 95 AD)
- Indo-Parthian Kingdom (25 - 80 AD)
- Kushan Empire (60 - 345 AD)
- Makuran Empire (250 - 655 AD)
- Rai Dynasty (415 - 644 AD)
- Chach (Brahman) Dynasty (641 - 725 AD)
- Umayyad Caliphate (670 - 860 AD)
- Habbari Dynasty (841 - 1024 AD)
- Samma Dynasty (1351 - 1524 AD)
- Arghun Dynasty (1520 - 1554 AD)
- Tarkhan Dynasty (1554 - 1591 AD)
- Thatta Subah (Mughal ) (1627 - 1707 AD)
- Kalhora Dynasty (1701 - 1783 AD)
- Talpur Dynasty (1783 - 1843 AD)
- Sindh (British Raj) (1843 - 1947 AD)
- Sindh (Pakistan) (1947 - present)
Real statement of Raja Dahir Sen of before fighting with Arab invader Mohammed Bin Kasim -
"I am going to meet the Arabs in the open battle, and fight them as best I can. If I crush them, my kingdom will then br put on a firm footing. But if I am killed, the event will be recorded in the books of Arabia and India, and will be talked about by great men. It will heard by other kings in the world and it will be said that Raja Dahir of Sindh sacrificed his precious life for the sake of his country, in fighting with the enemy."
"I am going to meet the Arabs in the open battle, and fight them as best I can. If I crush them, my kingdom will then br put on a firm footing. But if I am killed, the event will be recorded in the books of Arabia and India, and will be talked about by great men. It will heard by other kings in the world and it will be said that Raja Dahir of Sindh sacrificed his precious life for the sake of his country, in fighting with the enemy."
Why did the great king Sindh Dahir Sen had not found a place in Indian history?
A king who sacrificed himself and his family for protecting his country. But the barbaric Islamic invaders of Arab, who made a gift by cutting head off his dead body. This type of Heinous act had been performed by Islamic invader and Plunderers only.But Raja Dahir Sen, who was a very important part of our history. A king who thought that his country will remember his valor and sacrifice, but the glory of Raja Dahir has been forgotten. Even Raja Dahir was not taught in our school books.
Why king Dahir had been disappeared from our history and books?
After independence from British rule, in 1947, Nehru Congress government entrusted the responsibility of writing history and school books to the Communist and Leftist.
Maulana Azad was the first Education Minister of India.
These communist, and leftist had to decide what would be go into the books and what would be not go. These fellows didn't include great King Dahir in the history books because if they described Raja Dahir as a great king, then the people would probably consider the Mughal rulers as Villian.
Therefore, these communist and leftist had designed the course materials in a particular manner as per their agenda.
While the school books described Mughal rulers like Akbar as important historical figures, where as the great king of Sindh Raja Dahir deliberately excluded from the Indian history and books.
Secular leaders like Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad hide the history of 8th century because if the truth came out, their so-called secularism would be in danger and would have to refer to an Islamic invader👽 named Muhammad Bin Kasim who spent his life in loot and rape.
Hence the 8th century was deliberately excluded from the Indian history to glorify the barbaric Muslim invaders and Plunderers.
Babasaheb B.R. AMBEDKAR Quotes -
"A community that foget its history, that community can never create its history."
It is still not too late, hence I request our central government that the glorious kings like king Dahir, Bappa Rawal, etc. must be given special status in our school books and Indian history. The 8th century of Indian history should be written by impartial historians to remember and honour our great Indian kings and warriors. This will be the real tribute to our great heroes and warriors of Indian history.
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