It feels that the movie is the main theme of India, advocating the integration of Hinduism and Muslims, and inadvertently opened up a group of social science bookmakers ' rumors that caste = race .
The female protagonist is a Rajput, most of the tribe belongs to the Hindu Kshatriya caste, but the female protagonist belongs to Muslims, and may be the group of surrender Akbar the Great (India also invented a Muslim Akbar the Great and Hindu La Descendants of Rajputs from the Princess Jeput movie).
Rajput originated from foreign conquerors in the 2nd to 5th and 6th centuries BC. They did not establish a great dynasty, but they established many small kingdoms under separate rule. After they were in power, the Brahmins were asked to compile a genealogy, saying that they were from ancient India. A descendant of a certain lineage, a certain royal family, a certain hero, or a god of mythology (such as the god of fire Ajini). Therefore, there are so-called Japanese and fire lines. In the movie, the male protagonist asks the brahmin priest to recognize the brahman caste of the son of the heroine, but the priest actually refuses it. This is impossible in history. The Lord’s son established the Muslim lineage, a harmonious family of two religions. The king in the movie is Shahu, the grandson of Shivaji ( the founder of the Marat Federation in the 17th century and a Hindu hero. Many places are named after him.) he was due to be captured by the Mughal Empire in the Deccan years of captivity, had publicly surrender the Mughal court. prestige is not high, falling real power Peishen Wa (equivalent to prime minister) hand in.
The father of the male protagonist Bagilao was Shahu’s first Peshva. In 1720, Bagilao, who was only 20 years old, inherited his father’s inheritance and inherited the position of Peshva. In December 1728, La The leader of Jeep, Chatalassa, launched an uprising, but failed and was captured by the Mughal. The following year, Bagirao led his army into the territory of Bandelkand, rescued Chattalassa and helped him regain the throne. In return, check the following Thalassa his fief turn a lot of letters to the Basset Rao and daughter care of the household Masi married Basset al-Sistani Rao.
The male protagonist Bagilao fought south and north in his life, and the last battle was:
Taking advantage of 1739, Persia (the actual Mughal dynasty has always relied on the force of Persia, such as the famous Taj is the Persian) King Nadirsha led an army to invade India, annihilated a large number of the main Mughal army and washed Delhi. In 1740, Baghirao took the opportunity to expedition to Delhi with one hundred thousand troops, and died on the road. As for the fate of the heroine, there is actually no record in history. Perhaps her biggest role was completed at the moment of the marriage. His life, like many harem women, is no longer important.
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