History, asked by kumarswatantra78, 8 months ago

The santhal believed that their land were blessed by their ....................



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They believed that their actions had the blessings of God. Sido and ... The Rajmahal Hills were drenched with the blood of the fighting Santhal peasantry'. Although its  ...

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