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are loosely based on Aztec ritual, including the use of the teponaztli war drum and the sacred drink, pulque.

needed] In the mid-1680s, Guru Gobind Singh ordered the construction of a war drum (nagara) to enthuse his army.

In the first year of his reign he and Kenfu Adam had a falling out over the behavior of Kenfu's son-in-law Bajrond Tsadalu Egabet, who soon after his appointment was defeated in battle and had the signs of his office, the nagarit war drums, taken from him.

headgear and dresses of gods’ idols, enamelware, silver, palanquins, howdahs and war drums.

These gifts included: a golden war banner, a Mehter (war drum), a Tuğ (a pole with circularly arranged horse tail hairs), a tassel, a.

Portable war drums (Lali ni Valou) had two or three resonating chambers and sent complicated signals over the battlefield.

The Zhangu (战鼓), or war drum, is a Chinese musical instrument.

The Rigveda describes the war drum as the fist of Indra.

references to the use of the Dundhubi (war drum).

is often depicted as the instrument used to declare war (rana chande - war drum).

Sensing that the wound was fatal, the admiral uttered, We are about to win the war – keep beating the war drums.

The asura were said to be in possession of a war drum called Ālambara, which sounded like the peal of thunder.

It was also used during Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s time as a war drum (first mentioned in the Battle of Banghani).

Synonyms:

unpeaceful, militant, belligerent, warring,

Antonyms:

peaceful, nonviolent, calm, amicable, unaggressive,