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...bcontinent by then had been under oppressive Muslim rule for at least five centuries. The bigotry and oppression of Muslim rule had reduced the Hindu population ...ot a single leader of note was produced by the Hindus during the last five centuries. All this time a very low status was assigned to the Hindus. They were requ

*4. Bhagat Singh, Sikh Polity in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries. [[Delhi]], 1978

under British influence in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

“Vishnu”, carry in them the devotional fervour of centuries. The sentence, “Rama is my centuries, and even then by the rarest chance. In his old age Rai Bular cried like a

...ved the life of the highest concept of man evolved in about two and a half centuries by Sahib Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji in his ten manifestations. In spite of all t

...known for their architectural beauty were built in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries.

...ries of Aurangzeb's (Mughal Emperor of India in seventeenth and eighteenth centuries A.D.) dominion does not appear to have been idly conceived or rashly undert

Chandi or Durga is a pre-Aryan deity. During the 12th and 13th centuries there was a great conflict between Durga worshippers and the followers of t

...g this period Saini or Shoorsaini Yadava dynasty lost prominence for a few centuries only to reappear again in Mathura around the 8th century CE. ...s with better facilities of cultivation and grazing. They in the course of centuries, gradually migrated to parts of Punjab in the nortn and Malwa, Gujrat and M

...in the bread basket of [[Punjab (India)]] to feed the people of India, and centuries of amity and intermarriage between Sikhs and Hindus.

...rtyrdom which was self sought for the defence of basic human values, which centuries later were incorporated by the U. N. General Assembly in the Universal Decl

...on the decline of Muslim power in the seventeenth and the early eighteenth centuries. The Maratha concept of ‘Hindu-pad padshahi’ - the imperial status of H ...bols, myths and images which had been ingrained in popular psyche over the centuries, by the folk saints of India” for nationhood and self-determination.9