Trending how to get involved in cultural culture in India? Not only is kite a pleasure in India, but it is also deeply related to our festivals and history. Let us know about the journey of kite flying. According to historians, Buddhist Pracharax brought kites from China to India through the Silk route. The first written details of kites in India are found in the poems of Marathi Saint poet Namdev in the 13th century, he calls Kites ‘Gudi’. Kites in Mughal India were the entertainment agent for the emperors, when Jahangir returned to Delhi after 3 years after 3 years, people flew kites during the celebration. The kites of Nawab Asaf-Ud-Daula of Lucknow are decorated with gold and silver skirts of five rupees. In 1835, Maharaja Ram Singh II named the kite makers to Jaipur and provided their resources. Kite flying between the Nawabs of Delhi-Lucknow was a special game. Gradually, it reached the prince states such as Ahmedabad, Hyderabad and became very popular among the ordinary people. In Punjab, kite that flew on Baisakhi started in Gujarat and Rajasthan, the tradition of flying kites on Makar Sankranti began. When the Simon Commission opposed in 1928, Simon Go Back was blown up, it was a unique way of protest, which surprised the British government. It is believed that Lord Rama flew a kite on the day of Makar Sankranti, who was Indra. The book by Nikita Desai, A Different Freedom: According to kite flying in the West Indies, the Ramayana and Vedas call kites. Click here Life & Style Click for more stories Click here
How did kite fly culture flew in India?
