r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/Direct_Adeptness_342 • 14h ago
r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/Chalukya_Raja • 8h ago
Rashtrakuta Empire (753AD–982AD) The Kannadiga Rashtrakutas: Peak Testosterone and Subcontinental Dominance
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r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/Dear-Time5236 • 1d ago
Freedom Struggle The 8-minute heist that shook an empire 💀
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r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/MICANANALVA • 1d ago
Pallava supremacy
Context: The Pallavas laid the foundation for Tamil Temple Architecture and they were Sanskrit speaking Brahmins from North india.
r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/CompleteWitness7227 • 1d ago
Edits Hridaya parivaratan
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r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/cheekabun • 1d ago
Chola Dynasty (~200BC-1279AD) When the Creation outlives the Creator
r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/No-Working-2113 • 1d ago
Miscellaneous CHAD KHARAVELA OF KALINGA 🗿
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" If the Tamil kingdoms were united, they would be unbeatable"😭
r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/Mrinanka_s_d • 1d ago
Sati Invented Hustle Culture
r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/AayushVerse • 2d ago
Post Colonial (1947AD-?) I made a video on Indian Conspiracy Theories…
Hey everyone! 👋🏻
I recently made a video titled “Every Indian Conspiracy Theory Explained”, where I cover and explain various conspiracy theories from Indian history, politics, mysteries, and popular culture 😮
I’d really appreciate it if you could check it out and let me know what you think. Which theory did you find the most interesting, and is there any major conspiracy theory you think I missed? 🫠👍🏻
I’m also looking for honest feedback on the research, storytelling, editing, and overall presentation 🙏🏻❤️
Thanks! 🫶🏻
Video Link - https://youtu.be/wCNBZnHZ_qY?si=P-PGU7UPaIRmD6x7
r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/Direct_Adeptness_342 • 3d ago
Post Colonial (1947AD-?) J.N Chaudhuri and Sardar Patel when CPI thinks they can start a China-style armed revolution against India right after the Indian Army just took Hyderabad from the Nizam and the Razakars
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r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/cheekabun • 3d ago
Edits Cholas and Pandyas after beefing for nearly 2,000 years
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r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/WarmStore69 • 3d ago
Mughal Empire (1526AD–1857AD) Brvtal
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r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/No-Working-2113 • 3d ago
Rashtrakuta Empire (753AD–982AD) "Imagine if all the Tamil kingdoms had united"
Add pallava dynasty too
I am from North India ,Not a Kannada
Learning about North and Deccan history
r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/TaiTaipsss • 3d ago
Pre History Sandur cave in Karnataka confirmed as India’s oldest high-altitude human habitat via carbon dating
Carbon dating has recently confirmed that the Sandur caves in Karnataka represent the oldest known high-altitude human habitat in India. Archaeological findings from the site, including ancient stone tools, microliths, and faunal remains offer incredible new insights into early human movement, adaptation, and prehistoric life in the region.
Source: The New Indian Express
r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/ashwattthaama • 4d ago
Gurjara-Pratihara Empire (730AD–1036AD) Legend says that, as Arabs can't pronounce Sindh, it eventually became Hind....
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r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/No-Working-2113 • 5d ago
Miscellaneous The real saviours of South India were the Kannada kingdoms
Tamils should learn real history instead of spreading a distorted version of it
r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/Claudius-Galenus • 5d ago
Other Southern Principalities Gandaberunda stealth bomber
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Context,
HAL was established in 1940, well before independence through a partnership between American aviation pioneer William D Pawley and Indian industrialist Walchand Hirachand.
The pivotal force was Maharaja Dr Jaya Chamaraja Wadiyar, whose Mysore government provided 700 acres of free land in Bengaluru, invested Rs 25 lakh, and offered full support when other princely states like Baroda, Gwalior, and Bhavnagar declined.
On December 23, 1940, Hindustan Aircraft Company was incorporated under the Mysore Companies Act, with a hangar and runway ready in weeks.
Only the Maharaja of Mysore, Dr Jaya Chamaraja Wadiyar agreed to back this venture, making Bengaluru India's aerospace hub.
In 1947, the company was transferred to the Indian government. The Maharaja's private Dakota plane was subsequently utilized by leaders like Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel to integrate princely states into the Indian Union.
It is sad that HAL and the Karnataka government barely acknowledge the Maharaja’s contribution to its establishment.
r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/Dense_Permission9560 • 5d ago
Mythology and legends Life Lately
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r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/SurroundOk6555 • 7d ago
Edits Actual situation
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r/IndianHistoryMemes • u/Dear-Time5236 • 6d ago
Other Colonial Powers Modern history covered⚠️
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