<!--QuoteBegin-Ashok Kumar+May 13 2007, 06:19 PM-->QUOTE(Ashok Kumar @ May 13 2007, 06:19 PM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->Yaudheya's were a remarkable people and republic (gaNa).
Rahul Sankrityayana had written a historical novel in Hindi titled "Jaya Yaudheya". It seems the only translation available is in Marathi. He was a scholar of Sanskrit and Pali and also wrote a history of central asia. Despite his marxist leanings he was widely respected as a great scholar. I can't find any copies of "Jaya Yaudheya" in any local libraries.
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Ashokji, the wonderful novel of Sri Rahul Sanskrityayan, 'Jaya Yaudheya' is available to read online here.
One question to Hauma Hamiddha-ji. Meos in Haryana and west UP, claim to be descendants of Yaudheyas. Despite having converted to Islam, they continue to sing the songs of the valor and victory of Yaudheyas. How historically true could their connection with Yaudheyas be?
Rahul Sankrityayana had written a historical novel in Hindi titled "Jaya Yaudheya". It seems the only translation available is in Marathi. He was a scholar of Sanskrit and Pali and also wrote a history of central asia. Despite his marxist leanings he was widely respected as a great scholar. I can't find any copies of "Jaya Yaudheya" in any local libraries.
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Ashokji, the wonderful novel of Sri Rahul Sanskrityayan, 'Jaya Yaudheya' is available to read online here.
One question to Hauma Hamiddha-ji. Meos in Haryana and west UP, claim to be descendants of Yaudheyas. Despite having converted to Islam, they continue to sing the songs of the valor and victory of Yaudheyas. How historically true could their connection with Yaudheyas be?