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Though i am reluctant to put words into the mouths of such brave men and describe any of them as swaggering (a word usually used for pompous, arrogant despots, like Idi Amin or the cowardly Lion in the Wizard of Oz), it is written in contemporary Muslim accounts that the Pandits left their village and (their were no Muslim Pandits in those days, as some former Hindu Pandits did like many Rajputs | Though i am reluctant to put words into the mouths of such brave men and describe any of them as swaggering (a word usually used for pompous, arrogant despots, like Idi Amin or the cowardly Lion in the Wizard of Oz), it is written in contemporary Muslim accounts that the Pandits left their village and (their were no Muslim Pandits in those days, as some former Hindu Pandits did like many Rajputs convert - later to Islam) traveled to Amarnath for the Guidance of Shiva. So why rewrite history and just make up things as we please. [[User:Allenwalla|Allenwalla]] 21:28, 16 January 2009 (UTC) | ||
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Though i am reluctant to put words into the mouths of such brave men and describe any of them as swaggering (a word usually used for pompous, arrogant despots, like Idi Amin or the cowardly Lion in the Wizard of Oz), it is written in contemporary Muslim accounts that the Pandits left their village and (their were no Muslim Pandits in those days, as some former Hindu Pandits did like many Rajputs convert - later to Islam) traveled to Amarnath for the Guidance of Shiva. So why rewrite history and just make up things as we please. Allenwalla 21:28, 16 January 2009 (UTC)
