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No way anyone is evaa gonna replace the old administration of Emperor's castle!
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No way anyone is evaa gonna replace the old administration of Emperor's castle!
@Akheilos would you both be willing to start naswaristan again. From what I remember, you guys were the first two to start chatting there. So, it would be impossible if you guys aren't up for it.
Yara, one day Inshallah. At the moment busy as hell with family and baby!
62 miles koi itnee khaas range tau nahi hai
hahhahahaG bilkul , iss se zayada door to basant ke dinon mein pattang katne ke baud urr ke chali jati hae.Hena G?
And i thought you liked this hair removal cream .Well, it's a caste and I use it becos it is my sir name.....
Thank you for the clarification.Ancient South Indian history, historians, and foreign travellers referred to the Nairs as a dignified martial nobility. The earliest reference to Nairs comes from the Greek ambassador Megasthenes. In his accounts of ancient India, he refers to the "Nayars of Malabar" and the "Kingdom of Chera" . However the earlier origin of the Nair caste is uncertain and several alternate and sometimes conflicting theories exist.
Some people think the name itself is derived from nayaka, an honorific meaning "leader of the people", while others believe it stems from the community's association with the Naga cult of serpent worship. Christopher Fuller, an anthropologist, has said that it is likely that the first reference to the Nair community was made by Pliny the Elder in his Natural History, dating from 77 AD. That work describes what is probably the Malabar coast area wherein could be found the "Nareae, who are shut in by the Capitalis range, the highest of all the mountains in India". Fuller believes it probable that the Nareae referred to the Nairs and the Capitalis range is the Western Ghats.
The Nair were historically involved in military conflicts in the region. Following hostilities between the Nair and the British in 1809, the British limited Nair participation in the British Indian Army. After India's independence, the Nair Brigade of the Travancore State Force was merged into the Indian Army and became a part of the 9th Battalion, Madras Regiment, the oldest battalion in the Indian Army.
I don't need to kill a person to save a cow. I can easily hold the man alive and get him to the police instead.@SarthakGanguly
"Quote me next time you pseudo tag me"
Why showing such jitteriness, and going personal.Where you not there calling Hindu cowards and claiming they are rising meanwhile justifying that act of killing for Gau Raksha.
I don't need to kill a person to save a cow. I can easily hold the man alive and get him to the police instead.