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Bookmark or Share- I LOVED these - 6 | Jodha Akbar - India ForumsThese are the pictures taken by our forum member ElaSingh when she went to Sikandra, to see Akbar's Tomb. So, i have taken the pics which she posted and the descriptions from her old Thread.. And posted it here... All Credit to our forum member - Elasingh.😊 ***** when you enter the boundry of J's tomb you first see Sikandar Lodi's tomb...
- why does Katherine want the moonstone? | The Vampire Diaries - India Forums13. Posted: 14 years ago. #2. The moonstone seals the werewolf curse. For some reason, she needs a werewolf and wants the curse on them to be lifted. Also, she is running away from somebody. She faked her death in 1864 so everyone thinks that she is dead. When Damon opened the tomb again, whoever it is she is afraid of, got to know about it too.
- Jodha would have to accept Islam - Page 6 | Jodha Akbar - India ForumsSerial and fiction aside, I believe jodha did accept Islam. She was buried after death. There is no historical mention that she was allowed to retain Hinduism, maybe looking at her palace and the tulsi vrindavan , it is possible that in spite of being converted she was given the freedom to worship Hindu gods.
- Facts on Jodha from History | Jodha Akbar - India ForumsJodha's tomb, which is situated just about a kilometre away from that of Akbar, lies in obscure abandonment, so much so that it is only natural for the less curious to give it a miss. Not unexpectedly, just like her tomb is but a shadow of Akbar's, so might have been her being when she lived.
- Jodha-Akbar - the greatest fiction ever created | Jodha AkbarOriginally posted by: gurl-enchanted. It IS highly amusing the way a fabricated romance between Jodha and Akbar has reached such heights in movies and TV. One erroneous but beautifully made film on this fictional romance between a Queen whose name wasn't even Jodha has become like a cult of sorts for historical fiction writers to emulate.
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