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Following the revolt that drove Ra, the strongest of the system Lords, from Earth, a small contingency of lesser Goa'uld discovered previously unknown Naquadah deposits in the Indian subcontinent and set about to mine it covertly. They quickly realized that this was not ordinary Naquadah; it was a far more powerful and previously unknown material which they dubbed "Naquadah'nija" (a portmanteau of Naquadah and the Hindi word "Khanija" meaning "mineral", roughly translated as "Naquadite" ) Nearly an order of magnitude more powerful than Naquadah it is an naturally occurring isotope similar in structure to Naqudria (an artificially created isotope) but is far more stable. These Goa'uld conspired to keep this discovery from the other System Lords and setup a clandestine research facility on

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rdfs:comment	Following the revolt that drove Ra, the strongest of the system Lords, from Earth, a small contingency of lesser Goa'uld discovered previously unknown Naquadah deposits in the Indian subcontinent and set about to mine it covertly. They quickly realized that this was not ordinary Naquadah; it was a far more powerful and previously unknown material which they dubbed "Naquadah'nija" (a portmanteau of Naquadah and the Hindi word "Khanija" meaning "mineral", roughly translated as "Naquadite" ) Nearly an order of magnitude more powerful than Naquadah it is an naturally occurring isotope similar in structure to Naqudria (an artificially created isotope) but is far more stable. These Goa'uld conspired to keep this discovery from the other System Lords and setup a clandestine research facility on
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abstract	Following the revolt that drove Ra, the strongest of the system Lords, from Earth, a small contingency of lesser Goa'uld discovered previously unknown Naquadah deposits in the Indian subcontinent and set about to mine it covertly. They quickly realized that this was not ordinary Naquadah; it was a far more powerful and previously unknown material which they dubbed "Naquadah'nija" (a portmanteau of Naquadah and the Hindi word "Khanija" meaning "mineral", roughly translated as "Naquadite" ) Nearly an order of magnitude more powerful than Naquadah it is an naturally occurring isotope similar in structure to Naqudria (an artificially created isotope) but is far more stable. These Goa'uld conspired to keep this discovery from the other System Lords and setup a clandestine research facility on Earth in the Ajanta Caves near the modern day Earth city of Aurangabad, India. Calling themselves the Mahadevas (or "Great Gods") they enslaved the local human population and began building advanced weapon systems capable of producing damage and destruction on a level previously unknown even to the Goa'uld. But like most game changing discoveries it wasn't a secret for very long. When the other System Lords found out about the research (though they did NOT discover the Naquadite) sizable force was sent back to Earth to capture or kill the Mahadevas. While able to repell the attackers despite being out-gunned several times, the Mahadevas knew that they could not continue their research with the System Lords constantly perusing them. Eventually sheer numbers would win out over advanced technology. Quickly adapting their hyperspace engines to run on Naquadite, the Mahadevas departed for a hiding place they knew the System Lords could not reach: the Andromeda Galaxy, some 2.5 Million light years distant. They vowed to return to the Milky Way when they had raised sufficient armies and obtained a sufficient stockpile of Naquadite.

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