Gaidileu
Gindileu was conceived on 26 January 1919 in the Kabui group of Nudkao town. His dad's name was Lotnohod and his mom's name was Kalotnenulya. In youth, the ladies of the town were amazed to see the brave activities of Gindlu. Her youth was spent like ordinary young ladies in the town. At twelve years old, Gaidileu was told by the Goddess to go to Jdonad in the fantasy. In the fantasy he would be seen loving in the Jadonad sanctuary.
At that point, she had heard a great deal about the social and strict exercises of Zonad. Jadonnad resembled a cousin however lived in Cambiron so he had never observed him. All things considered, Goddess Moti went to Kambiron. Jadonad additionally observed Gindileu in his fantasies. Them two perceived one another. Jadonnad additionally perceived the virtuoso of twelve-year-old Gindileu. Long term old young lady came to Jadonad when he was 22 years of age. At that point, Jadonad had chosen to oust the British from the nation and accomplish total autonomy. He depended Gindileu with preparing of Kubi ladies for equipped upset.
Rani Gaidinlu was conceived in Nangkon, town Rangamai, Manipur. She was extremely free and self-regarding since adolescence. At 13 years old, she interacted with the Naga head Jadonag. Jadonag was attempting to drive out the British from Manipur. Before he had the option to offer impact to his development, the British captured him and balanced him on August 29, 1931.
Presently the administration of the continuous development for autonomy came under the control of the young lady Gaidinlu. Catching wind of Gandhiji's development, he reported no assessment to the legislature. He found a way to frame a unified front against the British by setting up solidarity among the clans of Nagas. Seeing her staggering character and dauntlessness, the ancestral individuals began considering her as the almighty Goddess.
There was disappointment with the execution of the pioneer Jadonagh, Gaidinlu went him to the correct course. The young lady, matured sixteen, was joined by just 4,000 equipped Naga troopers. With this, the underground Gaidinlu confronted the British armed force. She was very knowledgeable in close quarters combat and weapons tasks. The British thought of him as a perilous pioneer. Then again, every segment of the open thought about him as their hero.
At the point when the interval government was framed in 1946, Rani Gaidinlu was delivered from Tura prison on the directions of Prime Minister Nehru. Prior to his delivery, he went through around 14 years in different correctional facilities. After her delivery, she kept on working for the upliftment and advancement of her kin. He was granted the 'Tamrapatra Freedom Fighter Award' in 1972, Padma Bhushan in 1982 and 'Vivekananda Seva Award' in 1983. In 1991, she came back to her local spot of Longcao, where she passed on 17 February 1993 at 78 years old.
Freedom of the nation and the arrival of Queen Gaidinlu:
At the point when the Interim Government was shaped in 1946, Rani Gaidinlu was delivered from Tura prison on the guidelines of Prime Minister Nehru. Prior to his delivery, he went through around 14 years in different correctional facilities. After her delivery, she kept on working for the upliftment and improvement of her kin. At the point when Prime Minister Nehru visited Imphal in 1953, she met him and offered thanks for his delivery. She later met Nehru in Delhi to talk about the turn of events and government assistance of the Zeliangrong people group.
Rani Gaidinlu was against the Naga National Council (NNC) as she needed to isolate Nagaland from India, while Rani needed a different zone inside the India for the Zeliangrong people group. The NNC was additionally restricted to this since she was likewise attempting to restore customary Naga religion and customs. Rani needed to go underground with her associates in 1960 because of common rivalry from Naga clans and she turned out in 1966 following 6 years following a concurrence with the Government of India.
Parvari met the then Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shashtri in Delhi in 1966 and mother of a different Zeliangrong authoritative unit. After this, his supporters gave up, some of whom were admitted to the Nagaland Armed Police. He was granted the 'Tamrapatra Freedom Fighter Award' in 1972, Padma Bhushan in 1982 and 'Vivekananda Seva Award' in 1983.
Progressive life:
After Jadonag, the authority of the development for autonomy presently came under the control of young lady Gaidinlu. Finding out about the development of Mahatma Gandhi, he announced no assessment to the British Government. By building up solidarity among the clans of Nagas, he found a way to frame a unified front against the British. Seeing her dazzling character and courage, the individuals of the individuals began considering her as the almighty Goddess.
There was disappointment among the individuals even after the execution of the pioneer Jadonagh was executed, Gaidinlu turned him towards the correct bearing. The young lady, matured sixteen, was joined by just 4,000 equipped Naga officers. With this the underground Gaidinlu confronted the British armed force. She was very knowledgeable in hit and run combat and weapons activities. The British thought of him as a hazardous pioneer. Then again, every area of the open thought of him as their friend in need.
Capture:
English to stifle the development being controlled by the sovereign
At that point, she had heard a great deal about the social and strict exercises of Zonad. Jadonnad resembled a cousin however lived in Cambiron so he had never observed him. All things considered, Goddess Moti went to Kambiron. Jadonad additionally observed Gindileu in his fantasies. Them two perceived one another. Jadonnad additionally perceived the virtuoso of twelve-year-old Gindileu. Long term old young lady came to Jadonad when he was 22 years of age. At that point, Jadonad had chosen to oust the British from the nation and accomplish total autonomy. He depended Gindileu with preparing of Kubi ladies for equipped upset.
Rani Gaidinlu was conceived in Nangkon, town Rangamai, Manipur. She was extremely free and self-regarding since adolescence. At 13 years old, she interacted with the Naga head Jadonag. Jadonag was attempting to drive out the British from Manipur. Before he had the option to offer impact to his development, the British captured him and balanced him on August 29, 1931.
Presently the administration of the continuous development for autonomy came under the control of the young lady Gaidinlu. Catching wind of Gandhiji's development, he reported no assessment to the legislature. He found a way to frame a unified front against the British by setting up solidarity among the clans of Nagas. Seeing her staggering character and dauntlessness, the ancestral individuals began considering her as the almighty Goddess.
There was disappointment with the execution of the pioneer Jadonagh, Gaidinlu went him to the correct course. The young lady, matured sixteen, was joined by just 4,000 equipped Naga troopers. With this, the underground Gaidinlu confronted the British armed force. She was very knowledgeable in close quarters combat and weapons tasks. The British thought of him as a perilous pioneer. Then again, every segment of the open thought about him as their hero.
At the point when the interval government was framed in 1946, Rani Gaidinlu was delivered from Tura prison on the directions of Prime Minister Nehru. Prior to his delivery, he went through around 14 years in different correctional facilities. After her delivery, she kept on working for the upliftment and advancement of her kin. He was granted the 'Tamrapatra Freedom Fighter Award' in 1972, Padma Bhushan in 1982 and 'Vivekananda Seva Award' in 1983. In 1991, she came back to her local spot of Longcao, where she passed on 17 February 1993 at 78 years old.
Freedom of the nation and the arrival of Queen Gaidinlu:
At the point when the Interim Government was shaped in 1946, Rani Gaidinlu was delivered from Tura prison on the guidelines of Prime Minister Nehru. Prior to his delivery, he went through around 14 years in different correctional facilities. After her delivery, she kept on working for the upliftment and improvement of her kin. At the point when Prime Minister Nehru visited Imphal in 1953, she met him and offered thanks for his delivery. She later met Nehru in Delhi to talk about the turn of events and government assistance of the Zeliangrong people group.
Rani Gaidinlu was against the Naga National Council (NNC) as she needed to isolate Nagaland from India, while Rani needed a different zone inside the India for the Zeliangrong people group. The NNC was additionally restricted to this since she was likewise attempting to restore customary Naga religion and customs. Rani needed to go underground with her associates in 1960 because of common rivalry from Naga clans and she turned out in 1966 following 6 years following a concurrence with the Government of India.
Parvari met the then Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shashtri in Delhi in 1966 and mother of a different Zeliangrong authoritative unit. After this, his supporters gave up, some of whom were admitted to the Nagaland Armed Police. He was granted the 'Tamrapatra Freedom Fighter Award' in 1972, Padma Bhushan in 1982 and 'Vivekananda Seva Award' in 1983.
Progressive life:
After Jadonag, the authority of the development for autonomy presently came under the control of young lady Gaidinlu. Finding out about the development of Mahatma Gandhi, he announced no assessment to the British Government. By building up solidarity among the clans of Nagas, he found a way to frame a unified front against the British. Seeing her dazzling character and courage, the individuals of the individuals began considering her as the almighty Goddess.
There was disappointment among the individuals even after the execution of the pioneer Jadonagh was executed, Gaidinlu turned him towards the correct bearing. The young lady, matured sixteen, was joined by just 4,000 equipped Naga officers. With this the underground Gaidinlu confronted the British armed force. She was very knowledgeable in hit and run combat and weapons activities. The British thought of him as a hazardous pioneer. Then again, every area of the open thought of him as their friend in need.
Capture:
English to stifle the development being controlled by the sovereign
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