Gandhi and Nehru were comrades-in-arms and revolutionary comrades, and Nehru was a follower of Gandhi.

Nehru was the father of Mrs. Gandhi (Indira Gandhi).

Because the only daughter Indira married a pagan Zoroastrian, their descendants would always be untouchables, so "Mahatma" Gandhi gave them the surname "Gandhi".

1. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (October 2, 1869 - January 30, 1948), respectfully known as "Mahatma Gandhi", the leader of the Indian national liberation movement leader of the Indian National Congress.

Gandhi combined the Hindu ideas of benevolence, vegetarianism, and non-killing with the benevolence thoughts in the Bible and the Koran, and absorbed the essence of the thoughts of Solon, Tolstoy and others. , gradually formed the theory of non-violent non-cooperation.

In 1915, Gandhi returned to India and soon became the actual leader of the Congress Party. He made "non-violence and non-cooperation" the guiding ideology of the Congress Party and began to work for India's independence. After World War II, India was divided into two countries: India and Pakistan. Faced with the conflict between the two countries, Gandhi, who had an important influence on both sides, went on hunger strikes many times to influence them and call for unity. On January 30, 1948, Gandhi was assassinated by Hindu diehards.

Gandhi is the founding father of India and the founder of Gandhism, a modern political theory that advocates non-violent resistance. His spiritual thoughts led the country towards independence from British colonial rule. His philosophy of "non-violence" has influenced nationalists around the world and international movements striving for peaceful change.

2. Jawaharlal Nehru (November 14, 1889 - May 26, 1964), the founding Prime Minister of India. He was a participant in the Indian independence movement and advocated that India should Independence from the British Empire and also better known as the founder of the Non-Aligned Movement.

In February 1916, Nehru married Miss Camera. 21 months after their marriage, their daughter Indira, the future female prime minister of India, was born.

After the end of World War I and the victory of the Russian October Revolution, the non-violent non-cooperation movement led by Gandhi developed rapidly. Nehru believed that the movement led by Gandhi was both consistent with Indian tradition and adapted to Indian reality. He decided to join the movement.

3. Indira Priyadarshini Gandhi (November 19, 1917 - October 31, 1984), Indian politician and the first Prime Minister of India after independence. The daughter of Harald Nehru, she is one of India's most famous and controversial political figures in modern times.

The name of Nehru Gandhi's family is still a credit to Mahatma Gandhi: At that time, Nehru was a Brahmin from North India, but his only daughter Indira married a pagan Zoroastrian. The descendants will always be untouchables, so "Mahatma" Gandhi gave them the surname "Gandhi"

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Neh. The Ru-Gandhi family produced three prime ministers, Nehru, Indira and Rajiv, and ruled India's post-independence politics for a long time.

The name of the Nehru-Gandhi family is still that of "Mahatma Gandhi." Credit: At that time, Nehru was born as a Brahmin in North India, but his only daughter Indira married a pagan Zoroastrian believer, and their descendants would always be untouchables, so "Mahatma" Gandhi gave them the surname "Gandhi".

However, the Nehru Gandhi family is also a family prone to tragedies. Indira and her son Rajiv were assassinated successively, and Rajiv's younger brother Sanjay was killed in a plane crash. Now Rajiv's son Rahul Gandhi has been elected to the Indian People's House of Representatives. Like his ancestors and fathers, he has begun to devote himself to Indian politics.

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