It really bothers me that Indian history books don't speak of how Raja Bhoja and his ally Rajendra Chola ruled over most of India.
Bhoja was the most brilliant king of history with 84 books
His armies went as far as Kabul.
He was a great builder.
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Bhoja was the most brilliant king of history with 84 books
His armies went as far as Kabul.
He was a great builder.
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कहां राजा भोज कहां गंगू तेली is corrupt form of कहां राजा भोज कहां गंगेय तेलंग
Gangeya Telang was king of Telang country who was his ally sometime and also a rival.
This saying indicates that Bhoja was absolutely incomparable in royalty and achievement.
Gangeya Telang was king of Telang country who was his ally sometime and also a rival.
This saying indicates that Bhoja was absolutely incomparable in royalty and achievement.
Also the story of Raja Bhoja and Kalidasa is like a novelistic thing in a play (because they didn't belong to the same time) quite like A Connecticut Yankee in the Court of King Arthur.
Indian schoolbooks leaving out Raja Bhoja and Rajendra Chola is like British history books leaving out Elizabeth I and William Shakespeare.
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