Thank you, Dr. Nilesh. Your explanations are always incredibly helpful.

I'm sorry you think like this. I would suggest that you watch the whole podcast. But there is undeniable evidence throughout history that the Kurukshetra war happened: let me list some of them: The primary source detailing the Kurukshetra war is the Mahabharata, an ancient Indian epic attributed to sage Vyasa. It provides an extensive narrative of the events leading up to the war, the battle itself, and its aftermath. The epic is a significant cultural and religious text that has been passed down through generations, preserving the story of the war. The Mahabharata contains detailed descriptions of planetary positions and celestial events during the time of the war (I can provide you with some links if you want to do your research). Institutions like the Indian Council of Historical Research (ICHR) did a great job to provide information. Now, how and what exactly happened can be debated, I agree with that-but with a little research, you will find out that there is plenty of evidence.

The Kurukshetra war is a significant part of India's heritage, supported by extensive literary evidence. Dismissing it as myth without proper research doesn't contribute to anything.

The Mahabharata and the Kurukshetra war are complex subjects that have been studied for centuries. The differences in timelines, such as 7000 or 5000 years ago, stem from various scholarly interpretations based on astronomical data, archaeological findings, and historical records. Instead of dismissing the content it might be beneficial to delve deeper into the research and evidence presented. its not always black and white brother :)

@@MahabharatUntoldStories-up7rv you ought to better say that these are complex subjects which have been deteriorated by centuries of brainwashing by the so called upper caste of Hinduism just to manipulate people into transforming from the Vedic outdated religion to the new and modern spiceful religion called Hinduism. The stories of Hinduism are just as spicy as the foods of India's street. P.S. I think this is the main reason why Buddha left from his Vedic origin. He just couldnt bear the lies and the manipulation. And the same Hindus who discarded Buddha and claimed him atheist are now including Buddha as reincarnation of Vishnu. What a joke...

@@AashishPandey-ls1rc this sentence alone tells me then your knowledge is very limited and out of context, I would suggest that you educate yourself a bit more, and then we could actually have civilised debate/ conversation

Glad you liked it!

different timing base don different soureces, nobody can really say- no misleading happening

its just for the sake of understanding, it doesn't make so much of a difference, does it? the point that it happen stands

@@MahabharatUntoldStories-up7rv it does to Indians because there are many wars in Mahabharta granted Kurukshetra war is the biggest of them.

ok fair point.

can you please mention the archaeological findings and when and where were they dated, and by whom???

@@AashishPandey-ls1rc ASI findings architecture, other artifacts which were carbon dated these things supposedly claim this

Just because there are different theories and timelines regarding the Kurukshetra war doesn't mean it didn't happen. Historical events often have multiple interpretations due to varying evidence and perspectives. While the exact details of how and what occurred are subjects of ongoing debate, there is substantial evidence in ancient scriptures like the Mahabharata and other shastras supporting its significance. Faith plays an essential role in interpreting and understanding religious and cultural histories. Dismissing these accounts outright overlooks the rich heritage and the profound impact they have had on shaping society and culture. It's important to approach such topics with an open mind and consider the depth of evidence and faith that surrounds them.

@@MahabharatUntoldStories-up7rv exactly just because the time frame isnt clear we can’t outright deny the existence of this event. Literature architecture etc have always supported it that mahabharata war has happened at some point in time but there no concrete historical evidence of its “timeline”, i.e., when it happened. And as long as there is no concrete evidence of kurukshetra war this timeline debate will go on and everyone will present there own perspective on it

@@anshulmalviya5468 nowhere in the ASI findings has ever been mentioned that the artifacts and findings that were carbon dated directly correlates to Mahabharata, if so can you please provide a reference?? Why is everyone in India just throwing open javelins in the air without any physical evidence? Its always the case.

it wasn't just India, watch the video :)

Mahabharat is more than just a war is almost as a microcosmos of human behaviour and patterns that we all carry, once you start reading Mahabharata and once you have right perspective you start to notice how relevant is for the world, and for yourself. there is many thing we can learn from it :)

War happens everywhere not just in Hindu tradition, The Mahabharat war happened between 2 cousins clans Pandavas(sons of King Pandu) and Kauravas(sons of King Dhritarashtra, Pandu's elder brother). The reason of war was many bad acts done by Kauravas, however the tipping point which started the war was when Draupadi(wife of pandava) was insulted and humiliated as one of the Kauravas tried to disrobe her in public. It was in this war where Arjun(son of Pandu) seeing his cousins, grandfathers, uncles and all the relatives in-front of him taking up arms against him after his wife was humiliated by his cousin Duryodhan(son of Dhritarashtra) fell into a moral dilemma of how by killing his our family will bring any peace to him. That is when GOD(in the form of a human(Shri Krishna)) explained him about his responsibility and fighting for the good, that is when GOD explained him about life and death and how dying is not the end for us, he inspired him to get up and fight the evil doers in front of him. Those word spoken by GOD is written in Bhagwat Gita. You can read here - bhagavadgita.io/chapter/1

If you dont like visiting places with history of war, then I probably think there is no place in this world you can visit or stay... Why you dont like Hindu tradition can you explain.

@@rameshgopinathennair8720 my comment was focused on the genie part. I just assumed that maybe that is the reason why I don't want to visit India, who knows, memories from the past? My mother had indian ancestors. As a kid she talked to me about India and even talked to me about krishna, brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. Once I heard about Arjuna whom I used to like, listening my mother stories and her fascination for her India roots was my drive to visit once. All of a sudden, I started having dreams of a huge war, then in my youth I read some part of a huge war called Mahabharata. And, my dreams were worst. So, I just distamce my self from any Hindu scriptures. Seems like the gene may carry some information that,l cause those memories. Fun fact, I had a dream once, a man driving a chariot around the SUN and another man talking to him while he drove, when I read the book krishna and Arjuna had a conversation in a similar scenario. War is everywhere. Should I accept war just because of that? It is just a feeling.

@@aatishrana1440 one thing i have always wondered is, if Bhagvad Gita are the words spoken by God to Arjuna, then how come Vyasa heard it after the Mahabharat war?? Did Krishna also recite the whole conversation to Vyasa again so that he can collect fan boys like you in the future???

yes correct, thank you :)

Then you must read Mahabharata which can take several months or even years to complete. It was the greatest wars ever happened in the human History .

How else would you explain the fall of Y chromosome diversity 7500 years ago? The ratio of X to Y chromosome diversity fell to 16:1 in that period. Before it was 3:1. After a few millennia, it recovered to 3:1 again. The epicenter of this fall of genetic diversity was in Indian subcontinent. This conclusion has been derived by modern day genetic scientists after conducting their super intensive research. So which event could have caused this except a War?

@@pranav21047 how would we know the pre existing ratio of 3:1? What method or survey was used for this conclusion? And if Mahabharata is to be taken into account, then it describes numerous nuclear like weapons of which we have no evidence, even if it had been a great war, the war must have been fought by arrows and other bronze weapons of no greater destruction. So it was probably a great war but not a mystical one.

@@AashishPandey-ls1rc A man has XY chromosomes and a woman has XX chromosomes. So a couple has 3 Xs and 1 Y chromosome. That's 3:1 ratio. In a population with close to 50-50% population of men & women, the ratio will be 3:1. The genetic study conducted by WESTERN scientists has concluded that around 5500 & 5000 BC, there was a sudden decline in that ratio from 3:1 to 16:1 and it's epicenter was Indian subcontinent. It's ripple effect went as far as Europe & South East Asia. They don't know the cause of this decline! And being Western, they probably don't know about Mahabharat and it's timeline! But their research fits perfectly with the timing of Mahabharat and the War where 4 million men died out of 10 million population (5 million men). So 1 million men & 5 million women left. That's 5:1 by head count & (3:1 x 5:1 =) 15:1 by chromosome count. Hence proved! You can study their research for scientific queries.

@@AashishPandey-ls1rc bro 3:1 ratio is the standard ratio, use some logic please, girls have 2 X chromosomes and boys have 1 X and 1 Y. every child gets all the chromosomes of parents which means 3 x and 1 y so the default ratio is 3:1 As for the nuclear weapons, even plastic gets dissolved in a thousand year, if romans had invented plastic we would never know because even that get dissolved, this war happened in 5561 BCE, that's seven thousand years ago, nothing from that era can survive so long, except the story which was passed down orally from generation to generation in a perfect language(Sanskrit)

@@VictorX1111 brother you seriously have to read story!

@@MahabharatUntoldStories-up7rv Make a video about it, brother.

Just like u are

Mahabarath not history . In my view it is about nature of power and nature of humans . Bishma, karna , arjuna may ne not real characters . But it may be energy of human . Such as courage , pain, suffer and everything . In my view if some one understand about mahabarath , may be he can satisfied his life than others . ( i know very very little )

Then close your eyes and listen

ill take feedback, thanks :)

I actually did the video where I listed facts, thats the whole purpose :) did you watch video?

Glad you liked it

I don't look like foreigner or I don't look like Indian?

@@MahabharatUntoldStories-up7rv you dont look like indian

@@innovativegaming9767 im not :D

the beauty of Mahabharat :)

many theories, what I know is that we cannot know for certain :)

@@MahabharatUntoldStories-up7rv no theories, recorded history by maharishi ved vyas , with many many scientific proof, watch Nilesh oak videos , and yes it's without doubt the the shrap was to suffer for 3000 years

Not at all, no promotion happening in this channel

which Puranas?

Yes. You are absolutely correct. Infact, Shiva was rendered unconscious by Lord Krishna.

But it was not Parvati who pleaded. It was Krishna who stopped since Shiva and his family were duty bound to protect Banasura who was a pain for the world. Lord Krishna also tells Banasura after leaving him with 2 hands (removing the remaining 998) that he would never forgive Banasura for duping Lord Shiva - Banasura's own aaradhya devta. Om Namah Shivay. Jai Shri Krishna.

This is not written anywhere where are you reading this stuff from?? Do U really Think Anyone in this entire universe is a match for Lord Shiva???

@@vibhavasumallik9770 Read Bhagvat. Clearly written. Get educated kiddo.

Thank you :)

Jai

you are right, I didn't forget, I just have want to keep It short :)

no, first time I hear this, would you be so kind and give me some refference?

it is said that in Satya Yuga people lived much longer. I think to depends on which time, in this particular case its referred to human years.

He was not an alien, you idiot. He was an avatar of one of the Lord Shiva's Rudras. He was and is a devoted Shiv bhakt..

dont you remember? Lord Krishna had cursed Ashwatthamma with Immortality to bear his sins until the Kaliyuga ends.

This is Folkrol, not in Mahabharata but yes they are quite some stories, it's just hard to check credibility.

will do, thank you :)

I know his worshipped I even been in his temple, but never heard that he is Avatar, where did you get this info? any scripture ?

Its pandava in sanskrit

Its pandava in sanskrit