gangu teli造句

• Gangu Teli was the only person nearby whose wife had just delivered, so Gangu, puffed up with self-importance, offered his wife Jakkubai and his newborn child as a sacrifice.
• The Hindi-language aphorism " " Kahaan Raja Bhoj, kahan Gangu Teli " " ( " where is King Bhoj, where is Gangu Teli " ) contrasts something very important with something very inconsequential.
• The Hindi-language aphorism " " Kahaan Raja Bhoj, kahan Gangu Teli " " ( " where is King Bhoj, where is Gangu Teli " ) contrasts something very important with something very inconsequential.
• According to K . N . Seth, the term " Gangu Teli " may have derived from Bhoja's victory over Gangeya ( " Gangu " ) and the ruler of Telangana ( " Teli " ).
• As Gangu Teli became prideful as he realised that only he could come to the aid of a king, this tale brought about the aphorism " Kahaan Raja Bhoj, kahan Gangu Teli ", dismissing him as being inconsequential compared to the rajah.
• As Gangu Teli became prideful as he realised that only he could come to the aid of a king, this tale brought about the aphorism " Kahaan Raja Bhoj, kahan Gangu Teli ", dismissing him as being inconsequential compared to the rajah.
• In modern times, the Punjabi Maoist ( or Naxalite ) revolutionary Dalit poet Sant Ram Udasi, and now his daughter, have challenged the accepted Raja Bhoj-Gangu Teli discourse, portray Gangu Teli as an unwilling victim, coerced and brutalized, and portraying Raja Bhoj as a monster, e . g . the Ballad of Gangu Teli.
• In modern times, the Punjabi Maoist ( or Naxalite ) revolutionary Dalit poet Sant Ram Udasi, and now his daughter, have challenged the accepted Raja Bhoj-Gangu Teli discourse, portray Gangu Teli as an unwilling victim, coerced and brutalized, and portraying Raja Bhoj as a monster, e . g . the Ballad of Gangu Teli.
• In modern times, the Punjabi Maoist ( or Naxalite ) revolutionary Dalit poet Sant Ram Udasi, and now his daughter, have challenged the accepted Raja Bhoj-Gangu Teli discourse, portray Gangu Teli as an unwilling victim, coerced and brutalized, and portraying Raja Bhoj as a monster, e . g . the Ballad of Gangu Teli.