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Nepa Rudraksha on Instagram: "Knowing Rudraksha is not about claims.It is about lineage, continuity, and lived responsibility. When the source is known and the journey of each bead is traceable, knowledge moves beyond opinion. This conversation goes deeper into One Mukhi Rudraksha, its existence, its rare forms, and why intention and sadhana must never be shaped by noise or external voices. This is not about proving anything. This is about preserving the sanctity of your spiritual path. Full con

History | Ancient History on Instagram: "Queen Elizabeth I and Queen Elizabeth II were distantly related through the royal lineage of the Tudor and Stuart dynasties, both descending from King Henry VII, the founder of the Tudor line. Elizabeth I, the daughter of Henry VIII and his second wife Anne Boleyn, never married or had children, which meant that upon her death in 1603, the Tudor dynasty ended and the throne passed to her cousin, King James VI of Scotland, who became James I of England, be

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