namastE astu bhagavan vishveshvarAya mahAdevAya tryaMbakAya|
tripurAntakAya trikAgnikAlAya kAlAgnirudrAya nIlakaNThAya mRtyuJNjayAya sarveshvarAya sadAshivAya shrIman mAhAdevAya ||
Om shrImAtrE namah
sarvam shrI umA-mahEshwara parabrahmArpaNamastu
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Namaste,
Thank you P/R for the info. and Omkara for the map. Compare that to the current times when Hinduism is not recognized as a religion in China and no Hindu temples are allowed to be built there.
We must be careful not to transfer all the blame on outside forces. The internal decay had to have started for outsiders to subjugate us.
Pranam.
Omkara,
What is the source of this map and to what time is this attributed to? It makes a lot of sense as kingdoms would have been spread only through land rather than through the seas, which is lot difficult.
One of my Sri Lankan friend was once complaining about how the Cholas used to frequently attack on "their land"- which sounds to be me that battle through seas were also not rare.
Can the reason why the tamil population is huge in Singapore be attributed only to the British period or can be extended beyond?
namastE astu bhagavan vishveshvarAya mahAdevAya tryaMbakAya|
tripurAntakAya trikAgnikAlAya kAlAgnirudrAya nIlakaNThAya mRtyuJNjayAya sarveshvarAya sadAshivAya shrIman mAhAdevAya ||
Om shrImAtrE namah
sarvam shrI umA-mahEshwara parabrahmArpaNamastu
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Great info! This could also shed some light about "crossing the sea" rule. Since, the Cholas had already occupied both sides of the land, crossing the sea may not have been considered as violating anything. After all, the idea behind forbidding crossing the sea is not pertaining to the sea itself but is about preserving one's dharma.
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