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In addition to its mythical significance, Raksha Bandhan also has historical significance. Queens and other noblewomen used to tie sacred threads around the wrists of soldiers and warriors as a symbol of their prayers for their safety on the battlefield. This tradition stood for dedication to one another and support through difficult times. The centerpiece of Raksha Bandhan is the "Rakhi," a lovely thread or bracelet that sisters tie around their brothers' wrists. The Rakhi symbolizes the sister's love and prayers for her brother's protection and well-being. It also represents the brother's commitment to looking out for and supporting his sister. By teaching our children about the holiday's history and customs, we help them comprehend it better. They learn about the values of love, loyalty, and protection that Raksha Bandhan represents. When children are aware of the historical and mythological significance, they are better able to connect with their cul