MariaFeodorovna Kaliopov
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Hindustan Imperial India sim closed till i come back again!


By MariaFeodorovna Kaliopov, 2010-11-03
Due to my RL the india Sim will be off for a while , Iam Doing My PHD in Marketing , plus my Job this is eating all my free time , i thank you all your understanding . This doesnt mean India sim is finish... NO WAY , it will be back ! see u soon all

my kind regards to you all

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Hindustan - Imperial India SIM


By MariaFeodorovna Kaliopov, 2010-09-15
Salaam Namestey !

Hindustan - Imperial India its almost concluded but you can visit it NOW:) the Official Opening it will be during next month but u can have a look there :) it is already a success , many people is visiting the sim already :). its just the first Hindi Rp sim in SL.The reaction its beiing really very positive i have never expected that ! people is really excited with this Idea of the Imperial India during the period of the magnificient splenderous Hindustan and is Mughal Emperors, many things to rp there, many action, many histories to play, many events, and many excitment!!! We have agreement with other sims for wars and battles, if you like some adrenaline and excitment have a look there , you will be very welcome :)

The Imperial India is rulled by the Emperor Jalaluddin Mohammed Akbar, and his 4 wives the Empresses: Ruqayya Sultan Begum, Salima Sultan Begum, Mariam-Uz-Zamani (jodha bai) and Sakina Banu Begum (wich they say she was a catholic )and the Navratnas the 9 Jewels of the Emperor and Hindustan (9 Administrators of the Emperor).

Emperor Akbar was thirteen years old when he ascended the Mughal throne in Delhi , following the death of his father Naseeruddin Muhammad Humayun. During his reign, he eliminated military threats from the powerful Pashtun descendants of Sher Shah Suri , and at the Second Battle of Panipat he defeated the newly self-declared Hindu king Hemu .It took him nearly two more decades to consolidate his power and bring all the parts of northern and central India into his direct realm. He influenced the whole of the Indian Subcontinent as he ruled a greater part of it as an emperor. As an emperor, Akbar solidified his rule by pursuing diplomacy with the powerful Hindu Rajput caste, and by admitting Rajput princesses in his harem .

Akbar's reign significantly influenced art and culture in the country. He took a great interest in painting, and had the walls of his palaces adorned with murals . Besides encouraging the development of the Mughal school , he also patronised the European style of painting. He was fond of literature, and had several Sanskrit works translated into Persian and Persian scriptures translated in Sanskrit apart from getting many Persian works illustrated by painters from his court.During the early years of his reign, he had an intolerant attitude towards Hindus and the other religions, but he exercised great tolerance after he began marriage alliances with Rajput princesses.His administration included numerous Hindu landlords, courtiers and military generals. He began a series of religious debates where Muslim scholars would debate religious matters with Jains , Sikhs , Hindus , Crvka atheists, Jews, and Portuguese Roman Catholic Jesuits . He treated these religious leaders with great consideration, irrespective of their faith, and revered them. He even founded a religious cult, the Din-i-Ilahi (Divine Faith), which included the teachings of all the major religions of the world but it amounted only to a form of personality cult for Akbar and started dissolving after his death


Mein aasha karta hoon ke hum jaldi mileinge (i Hope to see u soon)

Empress Salima Sultan Begum

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Hindustan, Imperial India


By MariaFeodorovna Kaliopov, 2010-09-10
AKBAR THE GREAT UNIFIER

On the morning of 31 August 1573, 3,000 horsemen of the imperial Mughal army paused at the banks of the river, Sabarmati. The rebels they were after lay just beyond the swollen river, but the soldiers were exhausted: they'd traversed 960 kilometres of difficult terrain in nine days, riding almost continuously.
Suddenly a warrior on a chestnut charger plunged into the raging torrent. As man and horse struggled on to the opposite bank, a thrill ran through the army. It was the emperor, Jalal-ud-din Akbar! With a roar the soldiers followed him across and within two days they had put down the rebellion so thoroughly that Gujarat remained in Mughal hands for the next 185 years.
Physical Prowess.
Few could have foreseen Akbar's place in history when he was born in Sind on November 23,1542. (Later, to frustrate hostile astrologers, the date was officially changed to October 15.) His father Humayun was then on the run, having been defeated by the Afghan Sher Shah. Humayun's father, the Turkish warlord Babur, had swept down from Afghanistan in the 1520s and established a loosely knit empire in northern India, but by 1540 Humayun, a clever but unstable man, had lost it all.
Humayun was so poor at the time of Akbar's birth that he didn't have money to celebrate. So he broke a pod of musk and distributed the pieces among his few followers saying wistfully that he hoped that the boy's fame would one day expand over the world just as the smell of musk now filled the tent. Few fond parental hopes have proved as prophetic.
A few months after Akbar's birth, Humayun crossed over into Persia, to seek Shah Tahmasp's help in regaining his kingdom. Akbar, meanwhile, was left behind and raised by his uncles.
The young prince's spirit and strength soon became evident. At the age of three, after Akbar had quarrelled with his cousin Ibrahim over a pair of kettledrums, his uncle arranged a wrestling match between the two boys. Akbar swaggered into the arena, dressed like a pahahvan and downed Ibrahim - 18 months his elder - in less than a minute. As he grew older his physical strength increased. When he was 19, he killed a tiger with a single stroke of his sword.

NAMASTE

Empress Salima Sultan , 2nd wife of the Emperor Jalaluddin Mohammed Akbar
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