Good ideas thread for CV's - Page 3

Originally posted by: Donjas

After the Atgah and Adham death scenes, I want history to be followed. One of the servants of Maham made the most serious assassination attempt ever on Akbar. He was shot with an arrow, probably poisoned, and Akbar nearly died of the wound.

When Akbar regained consciousness after a few tense days, he ordered the assassin to be put to death but no further investigation to be made, most likely because he already knew that Maham was behind it all.

Originally posted by: devillish.smile

yes this track was at place which made viewvers out of place 😆 . Joke apart if they cld executed this track properly it cld be the best track . only if after 3 or 4 epi they did open atleast for audience that jalal is faking n show us his smirks n wiked smile when he was romancing with papita everyone wud have been enjoyd this .

Originally posted by: Donjas

Your wish is my command. Here it is-

I found this on the internet. I found the story fascinating so I am starting a new thread so that more people get a chance to read it-

The Mughal Emperor Akbar seems to have promoted (without much success it would seem) widow remarriage amongst hindus.

But it was in the case of Sati that his measures actually ended up reforming Hinduism.

He was quite disgusted with the whole concept of Sati as is evident by one of Abul Fazl's quotation of Akbar on this subject in the Ain-i-Akbari. He had an earnest desire to put a total, unconditional ban on Sati. Unfortunately, many of the prominent Hindus at the time opposed an unconditional ban on Sati, and so Akbar had to drop the idea since he did want to take any such step without evolving a general consensus on the issue.

On the question of Forcible Sati, however, he put his foot down. Forcible Sati was banned throughout the Mughal Empire.

It is a historical fact that on at least one occasion, the Emperor Akbar was obliged to stop a case of forcible sati through his personal intervention. The facts are as follows:

Once, Akbar heard that a lady of a royal Rajput family whose husband had just died was being forced to commit Sati. As soon as he heard this news, he immediately climbed on his horse and rode to the house of the concerned Rajput family *by himself, all alone*. [His personal security guard, when they heard the emperor had gone off all on his own, galloped after him.]

He arrived at the house just in time to stop the Sati taking place; already the woman was being led out of the house for the Sati site (after having been drugged). By his sheer force of personality(he was all alone) he was able to stop the sati from taking place.

[This particular incident, of Akbar stopping the forcible Sati, is described in detail in V.A. Smith's book, 'Akbar the Great Mughal']

In book 3 of Abul Fazl's Ain-i-Akbari (chapter titled 'Happy Sayings of his Majesty'), the greatest of all the Mughal Emperors, and one of the greatest Emperors of India and indeed the world is recorded as saying:

"It is a strange comment on the magnanimity of men that they should seek their deliverance through the self sacrifice of their wives."

Credit for abolition of sati rightly goes to Raja Ram Mohan Roy who did a lot of work in raising awareness about this social evil, but his predecessor in this matter was the great mughal emperor Akbar who was to my knowledge the first Indian emperor to have officially banned forcible sati in his empire, thus contributing to the fight against for women emancipation.

Originally posted by: Donjas

After the Atgah and Adham death scenes, I want history to be followed. One of the servants of Maham made the most serious assassination attempt ever on Akbar. He was shot with an arrow, probably poisoned, and Akbar nearly died of the wound.

When Akbar regained consciousness after a few tense days, he ordered the assassin to be put to death but no further investigation to be made, most likely because he already knew that Maham was behind it all.

Originally posted by: MaddyO

I had read on Abhay's thread that Akbar was attacked also when he was visiting Delhi near a Dergah by a KS who was loyal to MA. So it could be Resham here who might attack Jalal!

The arrow scene was shown in JA movie too so it must e real.
Actually there were lot of attacks on Akbar and I think 4-5 of them involved women assassins who perpetrated haram and tried like Ben track.

I also remember reading that Jodha saved him took a physical attack on Akbar, probably with a khanjar on her body. This also must have been so dramatic.

Originally posted by: MaddyO

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">I had read on Abhay's thread that Akbar was attacked also when he was visiting Delhi near a Dergah by a KS who was loyal to MA. So it could be Resham here who might attack Jalal!

The arrow scene was shown in JA movie too so it must e real.
Actually there were lot of attacks on Akbar and I think 4-5 of them involved women assassins who perpetrated haram and tried like Ben track.

I also remember reading that Jodha saved him took a physical attack on Akbar, probably with a khanjar on her body. This also must have been so dramatic.
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Originally posted by: preetgurti

Maddy and sindhu completely agree to everything you said I want same thing
just an addition

I want to see how todarmal , maan singh and all other 9 gems became an n big league
that aspect is beautiful if they show

with parallel to akdha
thoda negativity less pls

I am so happy with parijat as akdha no complaints or nthing
they are growing perfectly with good pace

Donjas nice post

Originally posted by: RadhikaS0

great idea, Donjas!

This is such a positive, constructive thought and so much better than cribbing about the CVs and their weird ideas (like I do😆 ).

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