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	Jadi Rana - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jadi Rana or Jadav Rana is a figure from the Qissa-i Sanjan, an epic poem completed in 1599, which is an account of the flight of some of the Zoroastrians who were subject to religious persecution following the fall of the Persian Empire, and of their early years in India, where they found refuge.
		Jadi Rana, who the Qissa simply states as having been a Hindu king in what in now the Indian state of Gujarat, is thought to have been a ruler belonging to one of the Rajput clans which ruled that region in that era.
		One interesting, perhaps apocryphal Parsi legend relates the course of the initial meeting between Jadi Rana and the newly landed emigrants: When the Zoroastrians requested asylum, Jadi Rana motioned to a vessel of milk filled to the very brim to signify that his kingdom was already full and could not accept refugees.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jadav_Rana (604 words)

	June 28, 2001 - June 29, 2001 :: News Archive :: Gujarat News at GujaratPlus.com
		Jadav was however thrown out due to his aggressive behaviour the complainant said.
		Although no specific reason was sighted for the motive behind the murder the prosecution submitted that the accused was in the habit of exercising and showing his muscle power and this was also one such occassion.
		Rana had suggested to newsperson on Tuesday that while the state BJP leadership had done its bit by implementing the recommendations, making necessary organisational changes, the government is yet to follow suit.
	www.gujaratplus.com /00-01archive/arc471.html (2046 words)

	Sports
		Manjarul Rana raked in 49 from 65 balls with nine boundaries and one six.
		Jai P Jadav took two for 39 while Harvinder Singh, Murali Kartik and Sanjay Bangar scalped one wicket apiece.
		Rana Naved-ul-Hasan was the lone wicket-taker, dismissing opener Satyajit Parab for 11.
	www.newagebd.com /2005/mar/05/spt.html (7292 words)

	History of the Zoroastrians
		This happened somewhere between 716 to 785 A.D. As a thanks giving, within a few years of their landing, an ATASH BEHRAM (highest form of fire temple) was set up in Sanjan.
		Immediately after landing on the shores of India, the Zoroastrians approached the local ruler JADAV RANA for his permission to settle down.
		A description of the Zoroastrian religion to the Rana by the Priest who had accompanied the fleeing Zoroastrians.
	www.zawa.asn.au /history.shtml (478 words)

	Zoroastrianism - Religions of India
		Islam spread more slowly among the peasantry and the dihqans, or landed gentry.
		Many Zoroastrians fled Muslim conquests and went to India in large numbers, where they were offered refuge by Jadav Rana, a Hindu king of Sanjan (the modern-day state of Gujarat) on condition that they abstain from missionary activities and marry only in their community.
		This community came to be known as Parsis, or Parsees.
	india.deepthi.com /India-Zoroastrianism.html (1168 words)

	JODHPUR4
		November 1562), daughter of Rana Patal Gangavat, of Umarkot, of the Sodho Parmar clan.
		Entered the service of the Rana of Chittor and the Mughals, receiving the Imperial jagir of Sojhat for his services.
		Kumar Shri Raisal, son of Rana Gango Champawat, Rana of Amarkot, or to Rana Var Singhji [Vairsi] Naranot, Rana of Amarkot.
	4dw.net /royalark/India/jodhpur4.htm (1594 words)

	Zoroastrianism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The Persecution of Zoroastrians by Muslim rulers of theocratic Iran continued after the Arabs left; even today, however, one can find Zoroastrian communities living and practicing their faith in Iran despite persecution.
		In the 8th century, Zoroastrians fled to India in large numbers, where they were given refuge by Jadav Rana, a Hindu king of Sanjan (the modern-day province of Gujarat) on condition that they abstain from missionary activities and marry only in their community.
		Although these strictures are centuries old, Parsis of the 21st century still do not accept converts and are endogamous.
	www.gogoglo.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/z/zo/zoroastrianism.html (1274 words)

	Zoroastrian Fire Temples
		The Hindu King Jadav Rana of that time, 936 CE, granted them refuge in his kingdom.
		He was a wise Emperor who was interested in the various religions of his subjects and he held a religious discussion at his court.
		Meherji Rana, a learned Bhagaria priest, was selected by the Zoroastrians to represent their community.
	www3.sympatico.ca /zoroastrian/fire-temple.html (1205 words)

	Webindia123.com-Religion of India-Zoroastrianism-Parsis in India
		Their they settled for nineteen years to practice their path in peace.
		They again set sail in open sailing vessels and landed at the fishing village of Sanjan where Jadi Rana or Jadav Rana gave them refuge.
		The Parsis spread in small colonies all along the west coast of Gujarat.
	www.webindia123.com /religion/zoroast/india.htm (192 words)

	Universal Fire Temple at Parsi Khabar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		If Jadav Rana were alive today, he wouldnt want the Parsis to convert??
		It is fine if a non-Parsi spouse feels the same way about the religion as the Parsi partner and wants to convert.
		If Jadav Rana were alive today, he would have approved of accepting non-Parsi spouses into the religion.-Hafeez Contractor, Architect
	parsikhabar.net /parsi?p=16 (896 words)

	Businessworld: The vanishing breed
		Legend has it that when these fierce-looking warriors landed in Gujarat 1,400 years ago, the local king, Jadav Rana, sent them a goblet filled with milk to show that there was no room in the country for them.
		But an astute Parsi priest answered by dissolving a handful of sugar in the milk, impressing Rana enough for him to grant the Parsis permanent refuge.
		Though Parsis assimilated peacefully into Indian life, they did not intermarry with local communities and maintained their faith against overwhelming odds.
	www.businessworldindia.com /sep2704/invogue01.asp (2623 words)

	The Hindu : Farid Uddin Siddiqui on top
		In Sunday's champion of champions contest, Sandeep Tarte, Asha Jadhav, Deepali Deshpande, Saleem H., Chetan Preet Kaur, Imran Hassan Khan, Leena Shirodkar, Kuheli Gangulee made the final eight.
		In the competition that eliminates the shooter with the lowest aggregate after a specified number of shots, Kuheli Gangulee made her exit first, followed by Leena Shirodkar, Deepali Deshpande, Saleem H., Imran Hassan Khan and Asha Jadav.
		In the face off between the top pair of Tarte and Chetan Preet, the former tallied 30.4 from three while the latter managed 30.2.
	www.hindu.com /2003/12/16/stories/2003121607611900.htm (468 words)

	Re: [nukkad] Re: What a death
		It is said that he summoned the leader of the refugees, and made the point that there was no place in his kingdom for any refugees by offering the leader a saucer full to the brim with Milk.
		He re-offered the milk to Jadav Rana, who drank of its new-found sweetness, and understood this to mean, correctly, that as the sugar got mingled nicely in the milk, without spilling the latter, AND also sweetened the milk, so also the refugees would mingle with the local populace and enrich their life for ever.
		In the centuries to come, they indeed have enriched Indian culture, economy, business, education, philanthropy, and so much else, that they proved the early pioneer right.
	www.mumbai-central.com /nukkad/apr2003/msg00970.html (277 words)

	The official site of Asian Tennis Federation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Shahin ANSARI (IND) defeated Radhika JADAV (IND) 63 62
		Akshita RAJ (IND) defeated Neha RANA (IND) 60 60
		Vishaka SHERON (IND) defeated Aishwarya JADAV (IND) 61 61
	www.asiantennis.com /sep_results_chenai.htm (993 words)

	DWTI »» Biography » Year 2001
		Hariom Silk Mills, Surat in the presence of Shri Kashirambhai Rana, Union Textile Minister.
		(1) A “ Disable Rehab Centre” inaugurated at school premises by Shri Kashirambhai Rana, Minister of Textile, New Delhi, Govt.
		On this auspicious ceremony Shri Kashiram Rana (former central Minister, Govt.
	www.disableindia.org /biography4.html (1692 words)

	:: Bahrot Hills Near Tapovan Retreat ::
		n the year 1297 AD, Gujarat was ruled by King Karan Vaghela, one of the descendants of King Jadav Rana.
		He sought the same from the Parsis who had settled there since 1233 AD in the village of Sanjan under the great king, Jadav Rana.
		It was here that the Parsis decided to build the First ever Fire Temple of the Highest Graded Order, i.e., ATASHBEHRAM and dedicate it as a thanksgiving to the Supreme Lord, "Ahura Mazda".
	www.tapovanretreat.com /bahrot.html (441 words)

	Why Is The Truth About Conversion Not Told? at Parsi Khabar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		However as there were no cases of children of Parsi mothers by non Parsi fathers the question of their navjots taking place did not arise.
		This is clear from the evidence of high priest Dastoorji Dorab P Sanjana who states “There was no conversion because at first there were difficulties in the way of the emigrants who found a safe refuge in India, as Jadav Rana gave them refuge under certain conditions.
		A very clear exposition of this issue is given byDr K R Cama one of the most learned and honourable scholars the community has ever known, in a letter to Seth Rustomji Dosabhai Sethna the then vice chairman of the Anjuman Atash Behram, as follows.
	parsikhabar.net /why-is-the-truth-about-conversion-not-told (2652 words)

	Asia Finest Discussion Forum > Roma(gypsies)
		Parsis did assimilate into Indian culture very well, even though they retained some of their cultural heritage.
		The Parsees had an agreement with Gujrat's King Jadav Rana.
		The agreement stated that they would only marry amogst their own and they would not prostelyze (convert people).
	www.asiafinest.com /forum/lofiversion/index.php/t50895.html (2307 words)

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