HISTORY OF SAIN DYNASTY !!!

Arindam:- Hello! Viewers! You are watching your favourite show, ‘WINE WITH ARINDAM’ in Royal Bengal Tigers (RBT) TV Channel. Today, we have invited two eminent persons in our studio. Please welcome Mr. Darius Darwin, the famous scientist cum DNA analyst and Mr. Ramchandra Rajvanshi, the famous historian cum anthropologist. Please take your seat, Sirs and enjoy the Red Wine with salted fried mushrooms and crispy boneless mutton pakodas. Cheers! Recently, both of you have completed a research project in which you have worked jointly. The name of that research project is “HISTORY OF SAIN DYNASTY”. Tell us something about that project.

Darius Darwin:- Before coming to the main topic, you must assume some facts. The Planet Earth was once in a gaseous state. At that time, there was a star nearer to Earth which had almost equivalent power like the Sun. That star died a natural death after millions of years. After the death of that star, the temperature of the Earth dipped by so much that the entire planet remained in a frozen state. After several thousands of years, the Sun started gaining its power due to inclusion of some heated meteorites on a gradual basis. Gradually, the temperature of the Planet Earth started increasing. As a result, the entire Planet Earth was in a liquid state. It was water everywhere. Point to be noted that since the origin of the Planet Earth, the meteor attacks were taking place on the Earth. So, obviously, these meteorites got dumped at the centre of the Earth to form a magnetic field. Tectonic plates are nothing but the dumped meteorites for millions and millions of years. Several earthquakes started taking place to balance the equilibrium of tectonic plates when the Planet Earth was in liquid form. Due to one of the strongest earthquakes ever, a huge mass of rocky and sandy land came up from the centre of the Earth. For around 1000 years or so, that huge mass of land was at the middle of the Earth. This huge mass of land was known as Pangaea. People say that Pangaea got formed after Gondwanaland. But, that’s not true. Basically, Pangaea got formed first and then it broke out into several large landmasses.

Ramchandra Rajvanshi:- In Pangaea Supercontinent, humans evolved directly from very big fishes in Siberian and Australian coast. Humans evolved directly from big monkeys in the jungles of China and Japan. Point to be noted here that in ancient times, both China and Japan were together geographically and was known as Nippon. Later on, due to earthquakes, Japan got separated from China geographically. In the jungles of Central Africa, South India and Central America, the humans evolved directly from the apes such as chimpanzees, orangutan or gibbons. The evolved humans of Siberia came to be known as Eskimo. The evolved humans of Australia came to be known as Aborigine. The evolved humans of China and Japan came to be known as Ainu. The evolved humans of Central Africa came to be known as Maasai. The evolved humans of South India came to be known as Dravidian. The evolved humans of Central America came to known as Aztec. A group of Eskimo migrated further westwards to have dominance on Alaska, Canada, Iceland, Greenland, Europe and Arctic Circle and came to be known as Europeans. A group of Eskimo people migrated south-westwards towards Persia and came to be known as Aryans. Another group of Eskimo people migrated southwards from Siberia towards Mongolia and came to be known as Hun. A group of Ainu people migrated southwards to settle down at Myanmar, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, North Korea, South Korea and other south-east Asian nations. Aborigine people were happy with their Australia Island, though; a group of Aborigine people explored further south-eastwards to settle down in an island of New Zealand. In New Zealand, these Aborigine people came to be known as Maori. A group of Dravidian people migrated north-westwards towards Indus River to create the famous Indus Valley Civilization and south-eastwards towards South-East Asian nations like Singapore and Indonesia.  A group of Maasai people migrated westwards towards Caribbean islands and north eastwards towards Egypt and Arab. A group of Aztec people migrated towards Chile through Amazon Basin of Brazil. So, there were 6 (six) primitive human communities in this Planet.

Arindam:- Ok! That’s quite interesting! Now, please tell us about the main topic.

Ramchandra Rajvanshi:- The Hun people tried to invade China, but, the Ainu people of China created such a huge and stretched wall i.e. The Great Wall of China, that the Hun people dropped the idea of conquering China. Then, the Hun people marched westwards. A group of Hun people settled down after conquering several small kingdoms in and around Aral Sea and Caspian Sea. Another group of Hun people marched further westwards to enter Europe through Belarus. Hun people who entered Europe lost their supremacy and became ordinary citizens of Europe. Some of them became good singers and musicians in Europe. Attila was a good ruler of Hun people, but, after his death, the Hun people started fighting among themselves. Hun people had no religion and used to worship only the trees and rocks before going to war. After the Battle of Dara in 530 AD, the Hun people were losing their power in Central Asia. Sunicas utilized the Hun people to fight against Persian Sassanid Empire. Ataneq Sain, a reputed military chief of the Hun who worked under Sunicas understood beforehand that the Persians are too powerful to destroy the Byzantine or Greek empire. So, a group of Hun people migrated south eastwards towards Indus River to conquer the Aryan empire of Sindh. But, ironically, the then King of Aryan Empire managed to sign a peace treaty with the Hun people. There is a very interesting thing to be noted. Thousands of years back, Eskimo people who settled down in Persia were known as Aryans and had no religion at all. They came out with a new principle of peace and universal brotherhood. Later on, the Caliphs of Arab started forcing the Aryans of Persia to get converted into Islam. As a result, Aryans started migrating to Indus Valley Civilization created by Dravidians. At that time, Indus Valley Civilization was stretched from Hindukush Mountains to Indus River. The Aryans and Dravidians who settled down near Hindukush Mountains had one common enemy, i.e. the Muslim rulers of Arab and Persia. At that juncture, they decided to give birth to a new religion, which is known as Hinduism.

Arindam:- Wow! Exciting history!

Darius Darwin:- Yeah! History of Central Asia and India is always exciting. Hun people never became Muslims at any cost. The Hun people who remained in Central Asia got converted to Christianity by getting married to either Greek or Roman people. The Hun people who migrated towards Indus River got converted to Hinduism by getting married to either Aryan or Dravidian people. Now, from this point starts the new twist in the history of Sain Dynasty. Over to you, Mr. Rajvanshi!

Ramchandra Rajvanshi:- See! There is a problem with Hindu religion. Hindu priests always created so many divisions and subdivisions within Hindu religion. So many castes and sub-castes! The people of Sain dynasty who married to Dravidian people were coined as low-caste Hindus by the Aryans. So, in the Sain dynasty, a division was created by the Aryans. The Hun people had no religion and no division among them at all. But, now, they have been divided in the name of religion and caste by the Aryans. Therefore, a section of Sain dynasty who got coined as low-caste Hindus formed their own community known as Sain Samaj and they united all the low-caste Hindus who were Hun people to form a new caste known as Jat. In Hindi, the word ‘JAAT’ means Caste. So, the word, ‘JAT’ evolved from ‘JAAT’ only. Later on, a group came out from Sain Samaj to be known as Saini Community. Majority of people of Saini community are Sikhs.

Arindam:- Why the Huns who married Aryan people or Hun people did not protest against the Aryans regarding this issue?

Darius Darwin:- Why should they? The Hun people who got married to Aryan people got a new identity as they came to be known as Rajputs after conquering some small kingdoms of Rajasthan. The Rajputs Kshatriyas became too busy in conquering the kingdoms of Marwari and Gujarati Kings. A group of Rajputs protested against too much violence and bloodsheds; and later on, they migrated to Uttar Pradesh to become Brahmins. The successor of Sain Brahmins of Uttar Pradesh started fighting with people and conquering the lands of the poor farmers. So, these Sain Brahmins came to be known as Sain Thakurs and some of these Thakurs also became the Bahubalis of Uttar Pradesh. On the other hand, when the invasion of Mughal Empire destroyed the Rajput Empire in India, those Rajputs started migrating towards Maharashtra. You will find some good businessmen in Maharashtra who are from Sain dynasty but they are Marathi now.

Arindam:- Is Sainbaba of Shirdi somehow related to Sain dynasty?

Ramchandra Rajvanshi:- No, there is no link. See! The word, ‘Sain’ has different meanings. The word, ‘Sain’ means ‘A Friend or a Guru or a Lover or a Leader or a Messenger of God.’  There is a saying, ‘Jaare rakho Sain, maar saake na koi.’ This dialogue is common among the Sikh people. It means that if their Guru’s blessings are with a person, then you can do no harm to that person. In Gujarat, the word, ‘Sain’ means a good friend. In Maharashtra and South India, the word, ‘Sain’ means ‘a messenger of God’. Sainbaba was just a common man of Maharashtra who tried to preach that ‘Sab ka Malik ek hain’. That’s why; Marathi people gave him the name of ‘SAINBABA’ as he acted like a messenger of God.

Arindam:- Ok! Then where did the people of Sain dynasty migrated further?

Ramchandra Rajvanshi:- In South India, the Sain dynasty migrated till northern Karnataka and northern Andhra Pradesh to become more conservative in their lifestyle and attitude. A group of Sain Thakurs of Uttar Pradesh entered Bihar when Sher Shah Suri was in power in Delhi. The Sain Thakurs of Bihar started having some violence among themselves regarding the lands in Bihar. The group of Sain Thakurs who lost the battle in Bihar with the other group of Sain Thakurs planned to go out of Bihar. A group of the loser Sain Thakurs entered Rourkela from Aurangabad and another group of loser Sain Thakurs entered Bardhaman from Giridih when Nawab Siraj-ud-daulah was in power. Point to be noted here that the present Bihar and some parts of Northern Orissa was totally under Bengal when Nawab Siraj-ud-daulah was in power in and around 1750 AD. A group of Sain Thakurs got married to Orissa Brahmins and became Oriya Brahmins who came to be known as Swain Brahmins. Again, a clash took place between Sain Thakurs and Swain Brahmins. The Sain Thakurs went out of Northern Orissa to enter Midnapore District of Bengal. In Bardhaman, the Sain Thakurs maintained good relationships with the British people to become the Zamindars of Bardhaman. Some of the people of Sain family of Bardhaman became hermits and migrated further eastwards to enter East Bengal. In East Bengal, these Sain Thakurs became Sain Fakirs as they had no money. Their only job was to sing Bengali folk songs.

Arindam:- Ha ha ha...Whosoever enters Bangladesh becomes a Fakir only. What’s next?

Darius Darwin:- At least those fakirs of Sain dynasty are much better than the hooligans of Sain dynasty. You analyze the history of Sain dynasty! One word is common and that is, ‘Fighting’. Some of the people of the Sain dynasty of Bardhaman revolted against the Left Front and hence got killed brutally. But, still, the Sain dynasty of Bardhaman is flourishing as their successors have migrated in Hooghly, Howrah and Kolkata to succeed in several businesses and in other professions. On the other hand, the people of Sain dynasty who entered Midnapore became Zamindars too in the initial stages by taking the help of British Rulers, but, later on, all the people of Sain dynasty in Midnapore became freedom fighters and fought against the British.

Ramchandra Rajvanshi:- As a result, the Sain Brahmins of Midnapore became too poor to start farming. As per laws of Hinduism, if a Brahmin does farming on his own with plough and cows, then that Brahmin loses his Brahmin status. The Sain Brahmins or Thakurs became Sain Kayasthas in Midnapore. In 1943, a famine took place in Bengal. At that juncture, a group of Sain Kayasthas migrated to Sunderbans delta by crossing the Hooghly River. Some of these Sain Kayasthas of Sunderbans area have migrated to Kolkata to flourish further. In my opinion, ‘Migration’ is the keyword of Sain Dynasty. It is in their gene only like the nomadic Bedouins have it in their gene.

Darius Darwin:- The people of Sain Dynasty are talented people. They are normally addicted towards music, arts, literature and drama, but, side by side, they are good strategist. The moment, they find anything wrong with their current strategy, they will immediately change their strategy without even thinking about its outcome. Fortune favours the brave. That’s why; the people of Sain Dynasty never repented about their migration and conquest strategy. The only problem is that the Sain Dynasty has too many divisions among themselves with several personal and non-personal issues. Another problem is that the people of Sain Dyansty are very moody people. When their mood is off, they become too lazy but after that laziness, they work much faster than it was really expected. Only one suggestion! The next generation people of Sain Dyansty should not waste their time and energy in physical fighting like hooligans, rather they must keep it at the level of mental fighting like a professional warrior to come back again and again in odd times and bad situations.

Ramchandra Rajvanshi:- While doing this research, we got so many other facts that we may start other researches also about the ancient people of India. Even the results of DNA Tests are showing some interesting links of modern Indians with some other races of ancient India and its neighbouring nations. So, all in all, we have succeeded in finding at least 90% genuine facts and figures about the research work on “HISTORY OF SAIN DYNASTY”.

Arindam:- Thank you to both of you for sharing these valuable information to our viewers and thanks a lot for coming to this show and spending some memorable moments out here. Viewers! That’s all we have in this episode. See you again later. Goodbye!