Aik Musafir Ki Duniya by Salman Rashid | E299 | Caught Making History

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[@muhammadfaheem4279]

Love from Balochistan God Bless You 🙏

[@shaukatali-dy8ou]

You are absolutely right,thank you Sir.

[@salmanrashid8880]

Thank you very much, sir.

[@rajabalikhan98]

Waah Waah Ustaad Ji tussi Guru O tussi great O

[@salmanrashid8880]

تہاڈی مہربانی اے، جناب۔

[@ganpatbhati6655]

बहुत अच्छा विश्लेषण किया सर खरी खरी सुनाई आपने सेल्यूट सर

[@salmanrashid8880]

🙏🙏

[@ganpatbhati6655]

❤

[@salmanrashid8880]

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[@ParamjitSingh-ok8he]

very nice and valuable information. you say right that central asia trade exist in old India,now in Pakistan.

[@adanxxxxz-dg8nc]

Good nfo

[@salmanrashid8880]

❤

[@Rimshathaesthete]

So funny, the heritage we did have we destroy it. The heritage we never had we love to brag about it.

[@salmanrashid8880]

Indeed a joke, madam. We invent heritage and history.

[@saifshamil4690]

❤ great sir thanks

[@salmanrashid8880]

Thank you very much.

[@sharadchandakacherla8268]

Awesome! Whatever happened to the Native Tocharians / Yuezhis who spoke an Indo-Iranian tongue? ? Now that area is predominantly Turkic, isn't it?

[@omerosdaskalos7708]

Very well explained, Salman Ji, thanks so much 😊🙏 I know from elders who worked for the Dogra dynasty in Jammu and Kashmir that there used to be some trade between Kashmir and Chinese Turkestan, with silk and felt/numdahs and other items brought to the Indian side and things like honey, saffron, butter, salt, some Indian spices etc were usually taken there. (BTW i loved Patrick French's book on Francis Younghusband; and Hopkirk's books are all classics)

[@salmanrashid8880]

Good information from you. Thank you very much. I haven't read French's book, but Hopkirk is a true master of the Great Game. And Younghusband's book is a very insightful work.

[@freesoul7230]

You are right sir silk route isn’t even close to Pakistan the actual route is via Iran and Azerbaijan

[@salmanrashid8880]

Zindabad!

[@robin.punjab21]

Sir, jado aapdi video der baad andi hai ta inj lagda hai ki aap nu v chuk ke le gya agencies vale..😅 Love from India

[@salmanrashid8880]

😁Sirf Shanivar di chhutti keeti siggi. Lahoron bahir sigga.

[@azaziasamad5896]

سر یہ ایسے ہی ہے جیسے کیلاش والے کہتے ہیں ہم سکندر کی اولاد ہیں😄

[@nomadbanda9562]

Haha

[@salmanrashid8880]

جی بالکل۔ میں نے کلاشا لوگوں کے بارے میں بھی ایک وی لاگ کیا ہے اور اس میں یہی بتانے کا جتن تھا کہ وہ کیوں نہیں سکندر کی اولاد۔

[@omerosdaskalos7708]

@@azaziasamad5896 Kalasha people don't say they're descendants of Alexander the great or the Macedonians, other people have said or claimed that , especially the British colonial travelers etc who wanted to relate them to some imagined notions . The Kalasha have always said they're settled there for centuries but have very vague stories about their origins . They certainly follow an ancient pagan religion that has some similarity to the more primitive tribal forms of Hinduism.

[@siddhayogi907]

Great vlog sir! Sir what are the meaning of Lah or Leh and Ser in the name of these places?

[@arunanand2809]

Please also see the book by the same name by Dalrymple. Recently published.

[@salmanrashid8880]

Dalrymple's latest book is titled The Golden Road.

[@omerosdaskalos7708]

@@arunanand2809 Dalrymple's latest book (2024) is called 'The Golden Road ' and isn't about the Silk Route/Road, it's about the ancient Indian influence and/or cultural exchange/s with the rest of the world .

[@arunanand2809]

@@omerosdaskalos7708 sorry, name is different. Content also covers this topic.

[@mirzazafariqbal7606]

میرا خیال ہے جو سڑک خنجراب پاس کو جاتی ہے، کئی لوگ اسے شاہراہ ریشم کہتے ہیں

[@rajabalikhan98]

Sir Ji ay Balti lokaan di kyun phhut-dee see Kunjootian kolon ?

[@salmanrashid8880]

The Kanjooties were very ruthless. Killing was all in a day's work for them. They plundered and killed and Balti travellers on the Muztagh Pass route were unarmed always.

[@rajivbagga2929]

Some say it passed through India. On the other hand some say it did not ! Now, whom to believe ???

[@HamidShafiq-b8y]

Sir you are wrong I was visited Xian a city in China where silk road starts in old days they mention all those cities which present on the silk road in which they mention Peshawar on the trade route I don't understand why you are just commented without knowledge because you are not authority on Silk route please don't spread your stupid knowledge on Pakistani people the picture which you show in video it's real silk route

[@rustamkhan7726]

you probably don't follow his logic - for your information he has carried out literally limitless research - you have probably not learned as much as he has forgotten in his lifetime ! don't be a moron and talk to a scholar when your are nobody yourself ! Have some bloody shame !