Girls have been raped, boys have been searched and castrated for life Both are inhuman Yet, these brutalities have happened at different times under the ruler's influence Today's article is about the search for the man The word "Khoja" is Urdu, the whole thing is -- "Khoja Sarah " So, this is not Indian custom.

Hijras were used in ancient India, but no boys were searched.

In Greek, the khoja is called "eunuch," from eunoukhos, "bedroom guard " Eune means --- bed and ekhein means --- guard. In Latin, the khoja are called " spado" and "castratus " Artificially, boys were cut off, sometimes only the scrotum, and sometimes both the scrotum and the penis Desert sand was then used to treat the wounds.

So, boys were often buried in desert sand up to their necks until the wounds were healed Usually, boys were searched before they reached puberty and therefore had no sexual desire Boys were also searched.

Khoja was the custom in the Middle East and China In the 21st century BC, such Khojas are known to have been practiced in the Sumerian city of Lagash In ancient China, the Khoja system lasted from the 16th century BC for the next few years During that period, the Chinese emperors had about 70,000 Khojas.

It was also common in ancient Greece and Rome In ancient Egypt, male prisoners were sent to the pharaohs for treatment Khojas were also in guard duty in female quarters in Egypt Black-skinned Khojas were in high demand in the Ottoman Turkish period They were called "Chief Black Yunakhs " The Ottoman Turks brought Khojas from there when they conquered a Christian country.

The Khojas came from Egypt, Abyssinia, and Sudan The period from 1465 AD to 1853 AD was the golden age of the harem culture.

In almost all cases, the khoja's job was to guard the harem This meant that the harem owner understood that every child born to the harem-beauties was his real child On the other hand, everyone from the legal wife of the harem to the guardian of the harem understood that they were leaving a legacy of royal blood.

Also, the khoja's job was to cover the owner's bed, bathe him, cut his hair, pull his palanquin, and even carry his excrement The faithful khoja worked as spies But as long as the body was able to do so, they were subject to torture and sometimes death As mentioned earlier, the khoja was not a common practice in India.

Hijras were employed in ancient India It provided employment for them There was a social balance in all aspects The Turks and later the Mughals introduced the khoja system in India.

Malik Kafur, the commander-in-chief of Sultan Alauddin Khalji, was a Khoja Also, Barbak Shah, who ascended the throne of Bengal in 1487, and Shamsuddin Muzaffar Shah (1490-1493), the Habshi Sultan, were Khojas The harem of Nawab Shujauddin Khan of Bengal (1717-1739) was guarded by Khojas from northwestern India According to Abul Fazl's Ain-i-Akbari, Mughal-ruled Suba Bengal was the main area of Khoja supplies during the 16th to 17th centuries.

Needless to say, a large number of captive slaves were traded as Khojas The traders of Sylhet and Ghoraghat in East Bengal exclusively traded in Khoja supplies.

The writings of the Portuguese explorer Durarto Barbosa reveal that harems of Bengal's rulers and nobles were guarded by native and foreign Khojas Many died of excessive blood loss during the search, and those who survived as eunuchs were then carried to a life of slavery until death Inhuman and cruel, this is history.