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  • Sprache: Hindi

    Verlag: Notion Press, 2026

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    Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Bareilly Ka Itihaas - Bhag 1 (The History of Bareilly - Volume I)Bareilly - a name familiar to all, yet whose true history has long remained hidden.This book begins billions of years ago, when the Tethys Sea covered the very land on which Bareilly stands today. It traces the epic collision of tectonic plates that gave birth to the Himalayas, the formation of the fertile Gangetic plains, and the arrival of the first humans in this region.But the heart of this book lies in the story of the ancient Panchala Mahajanapada - the powerful kingdom where King Drupad ruled, where Draupadi was born, and where the magnificent city of Ahichchhatra once thrived. Located just sixty kilometres from Bareilly, this archaeological site still holds within its mounds the glory of a civilization that shaped the Mahabharata itself.The author undertook multiple field visits to Ahichchhatra, personally examining fossils, pottery shards, and artifacts that bear witness to thousands of years of history. Drawing on archaeological reports, genetic studies, and ancient texts, the book also challenges the colonial myth of the Aryan Invasion Theory - presenting evidence that this civilization was indigenous, not imported.Written in accessible Hindi, grounded in evidence, and brought alive through the author's personal journey of discovery - this is not merely a history book. It is Bareilly's claim to its own identity.