Mystery of Kohinoor Curse of World’s
Mystery of Kohinoor Curse of World’s : The Kohinoor diamond is currently kept in the Civil House of the Tower of London for many years, but the demand for its return from Britain has been rising from time to time. There are many theories regarding this. Friends, where was the origin of Kohinoor and where was it found for the first time?
Mystery of Kohinoor Curse of World’s Most Famous Diamond
Thematic Café, a civil servant: Working in the East India Company, wrote in his report that according to tradition this diamond was extracted during the lifetime of Krishna but according to historians the most accepted view is that this diamond was actually found in Kolu. It was found in mines in the Golconda region. Do not confuse it with the Kolar mining area, which was popularized in the film KGF. Golconda’s diamonds are actually found on the banks of the Krishna River in Coastal Andhra Pradesh. In the 18th century, this area was the only one in the world.
Where diamonds were found?
Diamond mines were also: Discovered in Antilles, Brazil in 1725. Now it is not clear who discovered the Kohinoor diamond first and how it was found, but generally the gemstones are found on the beds of dry rivers and Historically, we do not know exactly when it was discovered. The best estimate from historians is that it was discovered between 1100 and 1300. It is believed that the Kohinoor was first mentioned in a Hindu text. The only problem is that no one knows the name of the text and no one knows who wrote it.
The first return record: When Kohinoor is mentioned is in 1526 by the first Mughal emperor Zaheeruddin Babar when India When he came in the year 1526, he had written in his name Babur that there is a diamond which is worth half the world’s Delhi Expenditure. It is believed that he won a Kohinoor diamond at a price when he won a battle. This is the second time when Kohinoor is mentioned. It was built by Shahjahan in 1628 when he commissioned his famous Peacock Throne.
It took 7 years to build: This throne and it was four times more costly than the Taj Mahal. A lot of precious stones and gems are used in making this throne. But one of the most precious gems was Kohinoor Diamond and the other was Red Color Timur Ruby.
An interesting fact here is: That Kohinoor was not actually the most precious stone for the Mughals. The Mughals preferred Ruby and it was the most valuable stone for them. This was because the Mughals liked these brightly colored stones, which were colorful, on the other hand, the Hindu and Sikh kings preferred diamonds, a personal preference can be said here, but despite this, there is a huge space in the Peacock Throne.
It was placed on: The eye of a peacock but till now this diamond was not named Kohinoor. After about 100 years under the Mughals, Delhi had actually become one of the wealthiest cities in the world. Two million people lived here, which was more than London and The population was even more than that of Paris combined, but by this time the Mughal Empire had become weak. Nadir Shah of Persia was attracted by the wealth present in Delhi.
In the year 1739: Nadir Shah invaded Delhi and Mohammed Shah Defeated Mohammad Shah, 15th Mughal empire, great grandson of Aurangzeb Nadir Shah leaves Delhi and runs away taking with him a lot of treasure, 700 killed, 4000 camels and 12000 horses were required to carry so much treasure, Kohinoor diamond was also included in all the treasures. It happens that there is a big belief here that the comment to Nadir Shah was made by the official of the Mughal empire Mohammad Shaba. There was an old custom of exchanging turbans.
So when Nadir Shah proposes: That here the turbans should be exchanged from here to there. When exchanged, the Kohinoor diamond falls on the ground and shines so brightly in the light that the word Noor comes from the mouth of Nadir Shah. These words mean Mountain of Light, a hill of light and thus the name of this diamond. It is true, but at that time, when Nadir Shah was the financial officer, he had written the book Tareekh-e-Alam Ara Ke Nadi, from what is written in this book, we get a return record that Kohinoor was actually installed on the head of Peacock Throne in Nadir Shah.
He took this Peacock: Throne with himself and wore the Kohinoor diamond, which was drowned, on his common band, in his hand. How did this diamond get its name? It may not be true that it was in his turban, but it is true. It is true that it was Nadir Shah who named this diamond as Kohinoor because the first reference is made in this book that this diamond was called Kohinoor and for the next 70 years, Kohinoor remained a part of today’s Afghanistan and here comes the Curse of Kohinoor. What I had talked about in the beginning of the video is that whoever becomes the owner of this diamond will also become the owner of the world but all the misfortunes will also be with him.
This saying has actually been taken from: The Hindu text which was written in the year 1306, whose I had talked earlier that here it is believed that Kohinoor is the first mentioned super station of diamond, but further in the story you will see that it is true to a large extent, this misfortune befalls Nadir Shah in the year 1747 when Nadir Shah One of his own guards kills him and his umpire collapses. Ahmed Bar collapses. Ahmed Shah Durrani, also known as Ahmed Khan Abdali, was a part of Nadir Shah’s army.
He is the new Afghan umpire: Becomes the founder as well as the new owner of the Kohinoor diamond. The book by William Dalrampal and Anita Anand tells us that Shahrukh Shah, who was the grand saint of Nadir Shah, had a molten LED put on his head in the same manner as in Game of Thrones. This was also done just to find out where Kohinoor actually was. Now call it the black magic of Kohinoor or something else, but a lot of invitations are seen in Durrani umpire too. Ahmed’s son Taimur conducts the umpire in a manner. But after that, those who belonged to Ahmed fight with each other for the carriage. Taimur’s son and the third roller of this umpire, Jamuna Shah Durrani, are blinded with a hot needle.
His brother, who was the fifth roller: Suja Sa Durrani. His wife Wafa Begum had said that if a powerful man throws four stones in four directions North, Southeast and West and throws the fifth stone up in the air, you will fill the entire space between these five stones with gold. Even then the price of gold would not be as much as the price of Kohinoor. Kohinoor was to be worn in his bracelet. He was given the throne in the year 1809 but he ran away with this Kohinoor diamond to Lahore and there he took refuge with Maharaja Ranjit Singh.
Inside, Ranjit Singh ji found: The Sikh umpire and in return for saving Durrani, he demanded the Kohinoor diamond and this is how the Kohinoor diamond went to the Sikh umpire in the year 1813. Kohinoor had a lot of symbolic importance for Ranjit Singh as well, which is the land of He won back the land that was captured by the Durrani Dynasty. He was also known as The Lion of Lahore or Shere Punjab and he used to roam around with the Kohinoor on his bicep. After a few years, the East India Company’s hold was strengthened by tying it to Bhai Saheb. She was going to India when the British came to know about Ranjit Singh’s death in the year 1839.
They also came to know: That his plan was to give this diamond to some Hindu priests. The British newspapers of that time would have been very angry. Seeing this, a newspaper wrote that the richest gem in the known world has been committed to the trust of a profane eye, dollars and mercenary priesthood. The British government asked the East India Company to keep an eye on the Iskohinur diamond and track it. Where is it going from and when can it be taken over? When Ranjit Singh died in 1839, after that the Punjabi thrones were actually passed over by four different rulers in 4 years till 1843. -Only two people were left, one was Ranjit Singh’s wife Rani Jindan and the other was a 5 year old small child Prince Dilip Singh.
Finally in 1849, when: The second Anglo Sikh War was completed, the East India Company abolished the rule of Punjab umpire and till then Dilip Singh was about 10 years old and got him to sign a treaty in Lahore. In this treaty, it was written on this document that if the Kohinoor diamond is handed over to the East India Company, then after winning this war, the East India Company will not have any chance. She wanted to leave so that the Sikh umpire could emerge again from this region. They put Jan Dhan in jail and the only other member of the family, sent him on a ship to London and converted him to Christianity.
I talked about this in the video: When Dilip Singh was just 15 years old, he was sent to London in the year 1854. In July 1854, when Dalip Singh was making a painting in Buckingham Palace, Queen Victoria gave him the opportunity to see Kohinoor again. He read it in his hand and it is said that the words that came out of his mouth were This is this I was the greatest pleasure I had the opportunity to be a loyal subject Myself tendering to my sovereign was Kohinoor Dilip Singh in the last days of his life After a few years, he rebels against England and tries to go to India but the British stop him, but unfortunately he remains unsuccessful. It is said that at the age of 55, when his living conditions became very bad in Paris, he was in poverty. On the other hand, Kohinoor became a special position of Queen Victoria.
The interesting thing is that: The saying about Kohinoor was that whichever man becomes its owner, it was also said in the saying that on a lap or a woman can wear it. With impunity, only a God or a woman can wear Kohinoor without any bad consequences. In the year 1851, when a big exhibition was held in Hyde Park, London, the British public got a chance to see Kohinoor with their own eyes but the reaction of the public was huge. It was unexpected. People asked what this is. People went crazy after this stone. People could not believe that it was the same Kohinoor diamond for which people had killed each other.
Here in front of their eyes: It was just like a piece of glass. It looks like it is just an ordinary piece of glass. This thing was written by The Times newspaper in June 1851. Seeing this disappointing reaction of the public, Prince Albert, the husband of Queen Victoria, got the Kohinoor re-cut and polished every year.
In 1852, so that the: Kohinoor would reflect light better and start shining more, they wanted people to be more attracted to it but due to this process, Kohinoor lost 40% of its weight. Earlier it was 186 carats. And after getting it polished again and after getting the cutting done, it will be only 105.6 carats. Today’s dimensions of Kohinoor diamond are 3.6 less than 3.2 and 1.3 less, which means that the bigger a hen’s egg is, the bigger is the Kohinoor.
Moving ahead in the story: When the British got the Kohinoor, they too were afraid of the Curse of Kohinoor, so in the future, all the British Royal Families decided that they would not allow any man to become the owner of Kohinoor, whoever would be their king. If the Maharaja becomes his wife, we will make him the owner of Kohinoor. Similarly, in the coming years, whenever the British throne was passed on, Kohinoor would always go to the wife of the King and Maharaja.
Eventually, it became a part of: The Crown Jewels. First it belonged to Queen Alexandra. It went into the crown, after that it went into the crown of Queen Mary and finally in the year 1937, it went into the ground, which is worn today by her mother, the Queen of England. The funeral of the Queen’s mother took place in the year 2002 and then for the last time. We got to see this crown publicly. Today, you will find both this crown and this Kohinoor.
There is a Jewel House inside: The Waterloo Direct inside the Tower of London, where they are kept, so it can be seen that the British Monarchy has been the longest in the last 800 years. Kohinoor has been its owner for 173 years. Someone has been with it. Today, many Indians get emotional about Kohinoor. Shashi Tharoor’s 2015 Oxford Union speech became quite famous. India’s share of the world economy was shown at 23%. Time The British Left It Was Down To Below 4% India Was Already Britain’s Biggest Cash Co.
The World’s Biggest Buyer Of: British Goods And Exports Prime Minister Modi also got a lot of press for his arguments. He told how much economic prosperity and Potentially it was at the hands of British colonialism and Kohinoor is a symbol of this British colonialism. Whether the Kohinoor diamond was stolen by the British from India or was it a gift which had to be given anyway to complete the deal? Shashi Tharoor’s 2015 speech After 1 year in 2016, the petition file was filed in the Supreme Court. By an NGO, it said that the government should bring back this Kohinoor diamond.
In the court, he said: That he said that there was a part of the Lahore Treaty in Hira Accullah, it has neither been stolen nor forced and trying to withdraw is useless. Later the Archaeological Survey of India said on behalf of the government that the government said that We will try our best to bring back Kohinoor, what Mr.
Kumar had said in a friendly way: Does not represent the government views in Actually, but if we see the Leagley, no grounds are present here. The UNESCO Convention Convention on the Mains of Prohibition and Preventing The Cultural Property of the INDOT Export and Transfer of OverShip which has gone to another country in one country but has two problems with this convention, the first problem is Can not be applied, it is not necessary to give back what has happened before the year 1970.
The Indotense for Archaeology: Prehistory History Literature Art and Science Second Problem This Cultural Heritage is also returned, which country should be done, the situation has been fluid today, the country has got a lot That border was always a reader in today’s date, which is Savarin Territories of India, Afghanistan or Pakistan, after his independence, he is an exist curry before his independent, before that Kingdom Dua was done, so if you see technical, then Kohinoor diamonds are seen by Kohinoor diamonds, India or Pakistan’s Sanwaren
Territory It was not taken from because: The territories are made only after a specific date, before that they have been taken from the Kingdom, so where should it be brought in Afghanistan, the Sports Person of the Taliban in Afghanistan said in the year 2000 that he goes back to Kohinoor for his country year In 2016, a petition file was also filed in the Lahore High Court in Pakistan that the British stole this diamond.
The capital of Pakistan was in Lahore: Anthropologist Richard Reason says that if seen logically, then this Kohinoor diamond is many Countries can be given back Afghanistan Pakistan India and and Iran can also claim this diamond, because it used to be a big common thing to rob each other in the past, but none of these countries exists in the past in the era.
However, for geography: His Regions Existing used to separate from the rest of the things that the Cultural Heritage mother was stolen in the time of Najiz where it is cleared later that from which country is stolen from which country is stolen when he used to do all -handed executives. They say that we should leave the story of Kohinoor now forever. Whatever its history has been there tomorrow, do not come back from back.
