12-08-2005, 12:32 AM
both the last 2 posts harp upon sad chapters/aspects of indian history.
1) lack of willingness and common sense to unite under the marathas - the most powerful indians at the time of muslim invasions
2) the tremendous damage done to the indian psyche by the utopian concept called buddhism. buddhism is great in a world free of turks, huns, germanics and other barbarians. its good for nothing when your life is under threat.
do others agree with me that askoha's taking to buddhism and the subsequent rise of buddhism is one of the turning points of indian history?
1) lack of willingness and common sense to unite under the marathas - the most powerful indians at the time of muslim invasions
2) the tremendous damage done to the indian psyche by the utopian concept called buddhism. buddhism is great in a world free of turks, huns, germanics and other barbarians. its good for nothing when your life is under threat.
do others agree with me that askoha's taking to buddhism and the subsequent rise of buddhism is one of the turning points of indian history?