Dr. Editor (talk | contribs) The statue in the image is of Ahir Bhoja Makwana (also known as Vir Bhoj Makwana), a 16th-century folk hero and warrior from the Yadav (Ahir) community in Gujarat. He is celebrated as a symbol of sacrifice, valor, and the sacred duty of providing protection (Aashro). Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit |
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The statue in the image is of Ahir Bhoja Makwana (also known as Vir Bhoj Makwana), a 16th-century folk hero and warrior from the Yadav (Ahir) community in Gujarat. He is celebrated as a symbol of sacrifice, valor, and the sacred duty of providing protection (Aashro). | The statue in the image is of Ahir Bhoja Makwana (also known as Vir Bhoj Makwana), a 16th-century folk hero and warrior from the Yadav (Ahir) community in Gujarat. He is celebrated as a symbol of sacrifice, valor, and the sacred duty of providing protection (Aashro). | ||
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The statue in the image is of Ahir Bhoja Makwana (also known as Vir Bhoj Makwana), a 16th-century folk hero and warrior from the Yadav (Ahir) community in Gujarat. He is celebrated as a symbol of sacrifice, valor, and the sacred duty of providing protection (Aashro).
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