Bihar and India

[U-571]

Very close to my town, around 50 km.
Some ongoing projects.

roads bridges are good, but i think Bihar govt should now concentrate on industrializing the economy from agricultural economy and use smart Bihari people serving in other states to come back and improve their own state.

 

[Species]

doesnt make any sense, there was no 'bangladesh' back then, the kings always choose their native lands as their capitals, so guptas belonged to present day Bihar.

Lol, so I can get an idea what sort of research you did.

Mughals were Turkic and they established capital at Agra, Suris were Afghans but had their capital at Delhi.

And yes there was no Bangladesh back then, it just fell from the sky in 1971.

Why I'm sensing an Indian smell in your posts?

 

[MagicMarker]

roads bridges are good, but i think Bihar govt should now concentrate on industrializing the economy from agricultural economy and use smart Bihari people serving in other states to come back and improve their own state.

The Education in Bihar is Very Very bad.

So people move out when they are young to study and once they see the rest of India, they do not want to go back.

Even if they go back, its not safe anymore once you have lived outside bihar and have actually experienced real safety.

Lol, so I can get an idea what sort of research you did.

Mughals were Turkic and they established capital at Agra, Suris were Afghans but had their capital at Delhi.

And yes there was no Bangladesh back then, it just fell from the sky in 1971.

Why I'm sensing an Indian smell in your posts?

Did the Gupta empire speak Bengali ?

 

[Species]

Did the Gupta empire speak Bengali ?

Nope, Magadhi Prakrit or you could say Proto-Bengali.

 

[MagicMarker]

Nope, Magadhi Prakrit or you could say Proto-Bengali.

Nope, it was Sanskrit and Prakrit

And Sanskrit is proto - ALL Indian languages including Hindi. LOL.

 

[U-571]

Lol, so I can get an idea what sort of research you did.

Mughals were Turkic and they established capital at Agra, Suris were Afghans but had their capital at Delhi.

And yes there was no Bangladesh back then, it just fell from the sky in 1971.

Why I'm sensing an Indian smell in your posts?

suri capital was sasaram not dehli, sasaram was the native place of sher shah suri, although afghan, sher shah was born in sasaram

mughals were not native people of india

 

[MagicMarker]

suri capital was sasaram not dehli, sasaram was the native place of sher shah suri, although afghan, sher shah was born in sasaram

mughals were not native people of india

Jahangir was born in Fatepur Sikri near Delhi

Aurangzeb was born in Dahod, Gujart.

Akbar (umerkot) and Sha jahan (lahor) was born in present day pakistan.

 

[Species]

Nope, it was Sanskrit and Prakrit

And Sanskrit is proto - ALL Indian languages including Hindi. LOL.

So, I hope you are capable enough to know the difference between spoken language and official languages of the historical empires.

Sanskrit was the language of the priests and elites and only used in the official and academic documents, not by the common people.

People in the subcontinent used to speak different forms of Prakrit.

Guptas were from Bangladesh and their native language was Magadhi Prakrit.

 

[MagicMarker]

So, I hope you are capable enough to know the difference between spoken language and official languages of the historical empires.

Sanskrit was the language of the priests and elites and only used in the official and academic documents, not by the common people.

People in the subcontinent used to speak different forms of Prakrit.

Guptas were from Bangladesh and their native language was Magadhi Prakrit.

LOL.... why was Sanskrit not the language of the common people ?

Parkrit just means the impure form of sanskrit.

Similar to Latin and Pig-Latin.

Are you saying that ancient romans did not speak in Latin ?

The language of Maghad is called Magahi Language and its still spoken in India. And its definitely not bengali.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magahi_language

 

[Sugarcane]

 

[Species]

LOL.... why was Sanskrit not the language of the common people ?

Parkrit just means the impure form of sanskrit.

Similar to Latin and Pig-Latin.

Are you saying that ancient romans did not speak in Latin ?

The language of Maghad is called Magahi Language and its still spoken in India. And its definitely not bengali.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magahi_language

Okay you are beyond the lowest limit of IQ I'm able to interact with.

Perhaps, a professional can help you, @Joe Shearer

 

[U-571]

dont know why indians and bangladeshis are fighting here, doesnt even make any sense.

 

[MagicMarker]

Okay you are beyond the lowest limit of IQ I'm able to interact with.

Perhaps, a professional can help you, @Joe Shearer

LOL..... are you seriously calling that idiot Joe Shearer to correct ME ?

This is truly insulting.

As long as you do not go around claiming that the Gupta empire was Bengali, I have no problems.

dont know why indians and bangladeshis are fighting here, doesnt even make any sense.

They are just uninvited guests as usual. They have this compulsive need to pole vault into India and Indian matters

 

[U-571]

LOL..... are you seriously calling that idiot Joe Shearer to correct ME ?

This is truly insulting.

As long as you do not go around claiming that the Gupta empire was Bengali, I have no problems.



They are just uninvited guests as usual. They have this compulsive need to pole vault into India and Indian matters

he thinks guptas were from 'bangladesh' to be precise.

 

[MagicMarker]

he thinks guptas were from 'bangladesh' to be precise.

No evidence for his claim. Gupta continues to be a common surname in North India. They have come from the ancient name and it is spread over various castes.

In bengal you would find Dasgupta and Sengupta.