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*In Sanskrit, the term "Mahatma" refers to a person that could be likened to a {{Wiki|Christianity|Christian}} saint, and translated to "Great Soul." Alongside Gandhi, figures such as {{Wiki|Lalon Shah}} and {{Wiki|Jyotirao Phule}} have been ordained with the title. | *In Sanskrit, the term "Mahatma" refers to a person that could be likened to a {{Wiki|Christianity|Christian}} saint, and translated to "Great Soul." Alongside Gandhi, figures such as {{Wiki|Lalon Shah}} and {{Wiki|Jyotirao Phule}} have been ordained with the title. | ||
*Gandhi was often referred to as "Gandhiji" by his fellow Indians; this term was a sign of respect or admiration. | *Gandhi was often referred to as "Gandhiji" by his fellow Indians; this term was a sign of respect or admiration. | ||
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Revision as of 02:09, 31 October 2013
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (2 October 1869 – 30 January 1948), often referred to as Mahatma Gandhi, was the preeminent political and spiritual leader of India during the Indian Independence Movement from the British.
However, the secret to Gandhi's leadership was actually an Apple of Eden, and according to Clay Kaczmarek – Abstergo Industries' 16th test subject for the Animus Project – the second Piece of Eden of its type. How Gandhi acquired the Apple remains unknown, though it was revealed that the Templars eventually killed him in order to steal it.
Trivia
- In Sanskrit, the term "Mahatma" refers to a person that could be likened to a Christian saint, and translated to "Great Soul." Alongside Gandhi, figures such as Lalon Shah and Jyotirao Phule have been ordained with the title.
- Gandhi was often referred to as "Gandhiji" by his fellow Indians; this term was a sign of respect or admiration.
Gallery
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Gandhi during the Salt March
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Gandhi's Apple of Eden
