Varaha: Hunnic Migration to Hind - Defenders of Bharat Lost in History sheds light on the untold saga of the Varaha Rajputs-fierce warriors descended from the Xiongnu tribes of Mongolia, who journeyed through Central Asia, Iran, and Afghanistan before ultimately settling in India. For over two centuries, they served as guardians of Bharat's northern frontiers, yet mainstream history has relegated them to the shadows.
This book is a mission to break that silence.
Author Amit Singh uncovers a remarkable lineage by integrating historical records, Persian and Chinese sources, and mythological references. It is the only book of its kind to employ DNA evidence in support of historical facts. Singh reveals how the Varahas evolved into powerful dynasties, such as the Hindu Shahis, and fought valiantly before being nearly erased from collective memory. This work is not merely about history-it is a reclamation of truth and a restoration of honour to a forgotten legacy.
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AMIT SINGH is an aviation safety expert with over 35 years of experience in civil aviation. He is a commercial pilot, prolific author, and speaker, and is one of the few Indians to have received a Fellowship from the Royal Aeronautical Society in London for his contributions to the field. He is also the founder of the Safety Matters Foundation, through which he advocates for greater awareness of aviation safety.
Despite a distinguished career in flight operations, Singh's deep connection to his ancestry led him to undertake a decade-long exploration into the history of the Varaha Rajputs. Drawing on his analytical background and passion for historical accuracy, he combines scholarly precision with personal devotion in this compelling narrative. This is his second book-a blend of professional rigour and heartfelt homage to his ancestors.
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Anbieter: Majestic Books, Hounslow, Vereinigtes Königreich
Zustand: New. pp. 417. Artikel-Nr. 408813779
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