Hindus and Jains were opposed to killing of cow and associated animals (like buffalo). This is evident from the “Leather” Armour and head band. The picture depicts a Roman warrior (from whom, European soldiers were represented). Here are interesting sculptures at the base of the temple: The plaque was put up by the Jain Math that exists next to the temple. The details are extracted from the old Kannada inscriptions that are spread out on two big walls on either side of the Garbha Gruha. Now let us see, how the ‘proof’ from this temple disprove that Vasco-Da-Gama was the first to undertake deep-sea-navigation.ĭescription of the place with construction dates in the above image. All the sculptures, especially the ones on the foundation stones are without doubt, pre-existed by the time of Vasco Da Gama’s landing in India. The dates are engraved in the temple inscriptions. Construction was finished by 1496 CE and was opened for public. The temple construction was started in 1430 CE. But the land grant and finances were arranged by “Hindu” Vijayanagara Kings. In this town, we can visit a famous monument called 1008 pillar Basadi (also called Tribhuvana Tilaka Chudamani Jain Temple). Now look at Moodabidari Town (Near Udupi) in Coastal Karnataka. Here is one such important counter evidence.ġ) Note the date of Vasco da Gama landing on Indian shores. There are ample evidences that Vasco Da Gama did not discover sea route to India. In fact, the evidence speaks more than his journey. Why not produce the evidence?įact of the matter is, there is enough evidence for Vasco da Gama’s travel. Why there are no evidences for such a wonderful accomplishment? Don’t we need to ask this question? After all Vasco Da Gama did sail from Portugal and landed in Kerala. Why not produce the evidence? Absence of evidence, suggests that, the claim, “Portuguese discovered sea route to India” is a bogus and empty claim.
They are saying, they have no “citation”. Let us look at the proofs that holds Vasco Da Gama sea route discovery theory a myth! It is also inferred that, Vasco Da Gama was a “visionary, pioneer and a great discoverer”.Īctually this is the greatest “Lie” that has been told to Indian kids to brainwash them. (This point is to discredit Indians, as Deep sea navigation was the biggest hurdle for Europeans). Indians also sailed along India/Pakistan coast to reach Oman. As per these history twisters, Indians did not know the route between Africa and India. Route taken by Vasco Da Gama (in Black colour) and the trade route (silk route) that Indian traders were using, as per European Historians (in Orange and Green). “Vasco Da Gama Discovered” Sea Route to India (May 20, 1498).
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