Crash course Indian history ancient, medieval, modern

This video will give you a timeline overview of the Indian history covering the ancient, medieval and modern era. It will cover all the important events that took place in the history of the Indian subcontinent which includes ruling, conquest, regional unification, disintegration, spread of different religion like Buddhism, Jainism, Islam, Christianity and in the end we will learn how Hinduism evolved and transformed from Vedic period to modern Hinduism.
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[@duderelax5451]

Like those who want sir to make world history crash course 😍

[@bhaveshjoshi3081]

@ amit sengupta: please provide infographic of this timetime on your website in pdf form

[@sujatakaushik5402]

Ek hi like kr skte hain....verna m toh bhut sare like krti...for world history time line😅😅

[@ravi10sharma]

BUT ONLY WITH UPSC POINT OF VIEW

[@deependrayadav1522]

@@bhaveshjoshi3081 website name kya hai inka?

[@arpitpanzade8436]

Make it Sir

[@dheepchandmanilal8931]

Hi Amith I'm from South Africa 62 years old, I must I did not know so much about our Indian sub continent, Indians are very tollerant and that's why the rest took advantage of their cool character, the saying is what "goes around comes around" and the fact that you brought this history forward , it's an alightenment to modern people, I really appreciate your work, which is perfectly applaudable, sensible and interlectual, I agree with all your hard work and keep it coming to educate today's society. Thank you my son, You are blessed, may your social media reach every part of this world. Made me wiser. From this side of the world. JAISHREERAAM. 🙏🙏🙏

[@PABITRABADHUK]

Dear sir, please make such a video on the southern Indian rulers. So many dynasties to look forward to... the Cholas, the Cheras, the Pandyas, the Satvahanas, the Chalukyas, the Pallavas, the Bahmanis, the Vijayanagara empire... fascinating stuff.

[@arushi4124]

Yes, I agree

[@The_Navigator_8]

Yup

[@kumarom4848]

Much needed course 💯

[@badbad-cat]

North Indians don't care. They will never allow South to become prominent in India. Be it history, be it linguistics, they're making sure the destruction will happen overtime, slowly but surely

[@presidentprojectinfinity8534]

The world should know about king Cholas.... 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@antonyfrancis3247]

Thanks Amit. 20 years after India's Independence, the period I was schooled, history was not taught diligently. I have missed so much and you have indeed raised so much curiosity and pride in India. To go forth, one must know whence one came. Thanks again.

[@DeepjyotiBarman]

Only good thing that's happening in 2020! Thank You, Sir!!

[@VenothKumarG]

is it so?!!🤔🤔🤔

[@proudindian9140]

@@VenothKumarG ungli kie bina man nai manta hai?

[@alokmishra_9837]

His vocal quality is so addictive and pure, that helps to concentrate on the topic, thanks sir ❤🙌🏻

[@karthikkiran338]

Good informative video but honourable mentions are - 1.) Harshavardhana Empire (606-647 AD) - Vardhana Dynasty; Defeated Alchon Huns 2.) Ahom Empire (1228-1826 AD) Nort Eastern Part of India 3.) The South Indian Kingdoms during the Medieval Period - (Sathavahanas, Chalukyas, Cholas, Pandyas) 4.) Chatrapathi Shivaji and Maratha Empire (1674-1818 AD) 5.) Rajendra Chola and Chola empire+overseas conquest (907-1215 AD) We would like to learn about the history of technological growth in India.

[@TheContrariann]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@sameerpratapmishra1836]

What about vijayanagara empire???

[@RayalaSarma]

Real history

[@sanjanaakotyada4753]

@@sameerpratapmishra1836Sadly, Vijayanagara isn’t much talked about (unless it’s a Tenali Raman story)

[@jeongsungmin2023]

I’m no Indian, but ur videos have given me a lot of interest in India’s history. Love India

[@manishbansal3298]

These 84 dislikes are from the jealous coaching institutes and the youtube channels who spread fake knowledge. Amit please keep this good work going on.

[@titasdebnathagriassistantt5955]

😂😂😂😂

[@sprinterr_rraj]

Yeah relatable .... This is the truth ... A lot of coaching institutes keep a watch on guys like Amit Sir just to dislike their knowledgeable videos ... We can see how easy and appropriate information we get from videos of Amit sir 🙏🙏🙏 ... Keep going Sir

[@shobhakumari6523]

Now The dislikes are:- 144+.

[@Rahulthewarrior.]

Dislikes are kuch tog log kahenge logon ka kaam hai kehna....

[@chanti9274]

probably because this crash course doesn't cover the dynamics of south India.

[@artvibes_sumit9984]

Sir you revised my whole school history syllabus in half hour ! Respect.

[@preethirose27]

Great teacher with divine voice... Thanks a lot sir

[@swamipararupananda4466]

Goa Inquisition : Lest We Forget | Shefali Vaidya - This video gives the correct history of arrival of Portugal army & Goa Inquisition.

[@rocky-ts8gb]

This is perhaps the most knowledgeable video I've ever watched on KZbin. This video is a gem.

[@snehadey2225]

This whole course seems to be so simple! We can easily remember them like stories... Thank you for teaching so wonderfully sir 🙏

[@sachink0899]

Thanks a lot sir, We would love to Contribute for your generous work. Bcz in some Education channels where there is less Knowledge and more trash,they ask for Membership and courses But here you offer us Free Quality Content,we would love to Contribute for this

[@rajraushan258]

Totally agree....

[@Geoscienceintamil]

Yes correct

[@mtdsonu]

Correct

[@muralimalar8755]

Yes really I agree

[@vaishnavjan4451]

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[@k.satyanarayanachary2023]

For the first time, I saw a teacher justifying the facts in the most acceptable manner. I loved the way you dealt with the Vedas, Upanishads and Sanatan (Hinduism). Really, we need expert teachers like you.

[@nicky7220]

If we had the ways of teaching like this in our educational system!? The school life would be even more beautiful and interesting and the competition for the civil services would be even more harder !?🙏

[@visheshpande3317]

its good that is not the case otherwise more would be unemployed

[@sydneydesouza9719]

Amit Sengupta- your way of explaining Indian History is excellent. We hear so much about “ old Chinese culture of 2000 years” Some more about ancient Indian culture needs to be articulated in the Western world so the world will know that Indian Civilization is just as old- if not older Sydney Desouza- A Goan Indian American

[@angelic8311]

Waah, so many people were requesting! Congrats!

[@johnvwilkman]

I love your quick overview of the development of Indian history, society and religion. It would be good to have an anthology of texts to read along with a historical analysis of these texts for further reading.

[@lakshmanvajjakeshavula5380]

I don’t know how to express my gratitude sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@upscme5944]

Then learn it😬

[@Bostonite1985]

@Lakshman Vajjakeshavula....I get it. You can watch. You can hear. But you can't read. That's why you are very grateful.

[@profdrsiva]

Dravidian languages existed in ancient before Aryan arrival from Arctic and Persian regions.Ptagcrit sanscrit,poly languages are admixture of Indian ancient Dravidian languages. Persian and sanscrit are one and the same,besides Greek ,Latin,French,and German. Sanscrit developed by incorporating indegenous Dravidian tongues.

[@profdrsiva]

Pracratic

[@Smiling-Monk]

@@profdrsiva 6:05 Indo Aryan theory has been debunked Till now oldest writing style lipi is found in Tamil style

[@striker44]

This is not the complete Indian history. This is one perspective.

[@UMESHPILANIA]

19:00 He was already a Buddhist before the Kalinga war! No Buddhist text links his conversion to the war. On the contrary to that, there is a minor rock edict that says Ashoka had converted to Buddhism more than two years earlier than the Kalinga war!

[@userxxx-sl7mr]

Your source ??

[@p.m.rangarajan1055]

So you say, Ashoka waged a war after becoming a Buddhist and killed so many, which is contrary to the teachings of Buddha. Highly unlikely.

[@UMESHPILANIA]

@@p.m.rangarajan1055 There is no evidence for his conversion after Kalinga war, On the contrary to that, He asked for violence against lawbreakers even after converting to Buddhism as per Shahbaz Garhi rock edicts!

[@poza55555]

@@UMESHPILANIAWhere is the "rock edict"?

[@Debovani1999]

Yes, you are right, I too have read that somewhere. Actually Ashoka couldn't realize the teachings of buddhism until he witnessed how terrible could be the path of violence. After the Kalinga war he took lessons about Buddhist ideology once again ( probably from Upagupta) and decided quitting violence.

[@reshmar5886]

Hello, I am a first-time viewer of your channel. I must have watched quite many videos over the years, documentaries by reputed channels even..none of them come close to how eloquently put together this video is. I must also appreciate your voice modulation and speed, it helped greatly in focusing on the topic. The times that you revisited a certain point without making it sound repetitive was a tad bit genius. Please continue creating such work. Thank you for all the time you must have put into making this. Best wishes.

[@jacquesmesrine3244]

Great video. India is so ancient and often times gets forgotten from world history. It is one of the great nations today for sure and will only continue to grow.

[@2Sage-7Poets]

you should be a history teacher.. many students will be thankful for your you.. when i was a student i have no interest in history but as i grow old i am fond of learning things how the world changed based on civilisation advancement.. how different culture differs from each other and which culture is much more humane and which one is sadistic..

[@ezazahmed8118]

Now only I learnt chronologically..Thank you so much Sir 🙏

[@sgyadav1859]

Beautifully connecting all facts and historical events in a sequence. Truly awsome

[@prony5145]

Wow❤️ The way you explain everything seems so open and transparent. The way summarised the whole history is commendable. Love your teaching ❤️

[@shrayasidas6908]

I really love the way your channel is far far away from commercialized education channels and full of real knowledge.. god bless you sir.. you are helping a lot of students🙏💖🙏

[@learningforalldsc]

Thankyou a lot sir. The timing of this video is perfect, as most of us are having CDS examination on 8th of Nov.

[@agartamahajan5663]

Good luck. Do well.

[@misstrending999]

Where can I get the pdf of this video???

[@munishmahajan3290]

There aren't any better videos on the internet than on this channel. Every second spent here is worthwhile. Cheers to the good work you doing. Thankful and indebted 🙏

[@ravitiwari3608]

I am following you from a long time And I can see the gradual quality change in your video Which is free of cost. Thanks Bro 🤜

[@poojangohel]

I want all teachers to be this SIMPLE. Thankyou Amit Sir

[@moohsin]

Thank you so so much sir. The way you explain all the things in simple manner, it is just amazing. Please make a very comprehensive video on world history and post independent Indian history so that we do not have to look for any other resources

[@pranjalpatil3453]

I really want a history teacher like this to give a comprehensive idea about our history...I genuinely thankyou for this vedio..😄😄

[@vijaystalin9]

We are blessed to have you sir❤️ Thanks for sharing the immense knowledge where we can’t find in paid courses too🙏

[@shaneparker007]

Greetings Mr Amit Sengupta.. I am indian origin from Hong Kong and a big fan of your work which reflects detailed explanation and the efforts which you put in each and every video of yours.. kudos!!! I recently came across some valuable information in terms of Indian ancient history, thought of sharing it out here. There has been a complex problem in Indian chronology arise from a misunderstanding of the Epochs of Ancient Indian Era. The Kurtakoti copper plate dated SAKA 530 referes to a total solar eclipse occurred on 9th May 53 BCE in karnataka which conclusively establishes that the SAKA era commenced in 583 BCE whereas, the SAKANTA era commenced in 78 CE. Historian Mistakenly mixed up these two epochns which let to a chronological error of 660 years. Out of 2 Contemporary Copper Plate Evidence found at Pranaveshvara Temple (Talaguda), 1 plate is dated in the SAKA ERA whereas, another is dated inthe SAKANTA er. Apart from this Era of 660 years, later JAIN historians inadverently identified Ujjian King Chandragupta, a disciple of Bhadrabahu with the Maurya King Chandragupta which made Mahivara, a contemporary of Buddha. In reality, Buddha attained Nirvana 675 years earlier before the year of Mahavira Nirvana. Puranas and the Burmese inscriptions clearly indicate that Buddha attained Nirvana in 1864 BCE. Recent Excavations at Lumbini and the radiocarbon samples collected from the Trench C5 at the centerof the buddhist shrine at Lumbini indicates an earliest date of 1681 BCE. Thus, there is a Chronological error of 1380 YEARS in dating of Buddha Nirvana due to mixing up of two different epochs of Saka and Sakanta eras, along with the mistaken identification of Chandragupta, the disciple of Bhadrabahu. The dating of Buddha Nirvana in 1864 BCE also validates the traditional date of Adi Sankaracharya in the 6th Century BCE. - Hope this info might help ppl who are amid history lovers including self. Having said that i always look forward to all your outstanding videos...cheers !!!!

[@randomturd1415]

Hey fellow indian origin man in Hong Kong! How's the political situation in Hong Kong vs china? We are told here it's really baddd

[@sahilbhatotia2622]

No matter which subject you teach you always manage to become the best teacher in it.

[@aditya10039]

Dear sir, I am wondering, how did you miss the Marathas in the video. 27 years of Mughal-Maratha wars, 3rd battle of Panipat, All Anglo-Maratha wars. With so much influence in the north right from the deccan region and the last Hindu Confederacy. I expected atleast a mention, especially after the bhakti movement part.

[@dyingweeb4484]

🤦‍♂️

[@peterummur6799]

What a remarkable feat covering more than three and a half thousand years of Indian history on 36 minutes I will watch this video again and again Marvelous Absolutely Marvelous!

[@komaldayma3391]

History and timelines been very confusing for me, thank you sir for explaining in such a simplest manner, your way of teaching is just incredible hats off to the hardwork you put in making the videos so helpful and understandable. I hope all the good things happen to you sir for all the hardwork you put for us 👍

[@Akki575]

This much fluent voice should have a recognition । Sir amazing teaching skills you have। Thanks ❤

[@sourabhbaghel9579]

Ohh man!! that was a kind of revision for me Your Hardwork is appreciated🙌

[@VeerSingh-se9lu]

Thanks for making it Dear Sengupta Sir I respect you 🙏

[@affrinreya4760]

What a commitment on subject, very beautifully explained, very interesting way you are explaining, awesome lecturers from you sir. Thank you sir. It's very helpful for those who don't know Hindi🙏

[@archanachamoli3674]

Such a powerful voice base u have

[@rehanhusain3673]

This is how history is taught !! To all fision..underacademy..nxt previous..bla bla..

[@nishantpandey1880]

😂😂🤣🤣🤣Master stroke.

[@kav-ki]

🙏 Respected Sir kindly accept my deepest gratitude to you. I humbly bow down to your knowledge, pedagogy and selflessness. I wish the best of health and well-being for you.

[@51neptune]

15 yr old me would be shocked to see me clicking this fast to watch a history video ... 😅

[@ceebs37]

Like that pro pic

[@kayg.vegan.singapore]

👏👏👏 [2:40] Saamanya Gyan vs Atyatmic Gyan Science vs Spirituality 3,000 BCE (5,000 Years Old)

[@roshnimenon4319]

Oh my god....😀😁Oh god..oh god... Amit sir, you are a gem for us aspirants..! Grateful for all of your lectures. Thank you so much sir for your efforts..!

[@premkumarnayak1311]

Sir, Vedic era was the Golden age of the Mother EARTH and its precious ENVIRONMENT. God bless to Return back the same ERA to protect the EARTH and its Environment save from the Mass destructive and Nuclear weapons and the other pollutions. Sir, Thanks for the" BEST " video.

[@Avideep_Pradhan]

Beautifully put together. I was specially looking for the last parts. Thank you once again!

[@sydneydesouza9719]

Excellent presentation of Indian History. In this presentation at the age of 85 now in the US, I have been able to understand the history of India that I was not aware of in my 50 earlier years living in India. Thank you sir. Yes I too noticed that you missed the Marathas from around Poona ( where I was in Engineering College) & being a Goan Roman Catholic, yes Roman Catholic Christianity came thru the Portuguese & Goa, however Christianity came to India in the first century AD when St Thomas, one of Christ 12 Apostles came to India on a trading ship that landed in present Kerala & are called St Thomas Christians. Sydney Desouza ‘Prabhu’

[@imisc1916]

It needed atleast 15 classes to get such an idea about this but u gave it to us in 36:56..thank you alot sir.. Your videos has became must watch for all of us.

[@ravurao4040]

You missed the Satavahana Dynasty in central India. Kalinga consists of the land from Mahanadi river to the Godawari river, not only Orissa.

[@k.satyanarayanachary2023]

Late but not lost in the jungles.... Thanks sir for making the path of my journey easier... A great teacher with a unique way of teaching the most complicated things in the most convenient manner. I look forth more from you. May the Lord bless you with a long, healthy and happy life.

[@nityagupta4565]

Thanku so much sir for this timeline..will help a lot in revision and summarising..👍🙏keep making such videos..plz make course on geography optional as my optional is geography🙏👍

[@venulaxmibirudula1674]

Me too

[@cricketpoison304]

Me three

[@vaishnavjan4451]

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[@nagendrababu213]

Me too

[@satydharmishra6178]

Thanks a lot sir...... don't have word to express my gratitude

[@gopalmoger5936]

Every student needs teacher like you sir.. thank you...

[@NK-gn2sf]

Consider researching about Keezaladi (Tamilnadu) which is recognized as a much older civilization that Indus in recent times and incorporate the information..

[@sean164]

Thanks for the video. I have been curious about Indian history, I would appreciate any suggestions of reading for an English speaker, particularly concerning Ancient and Classical Indian civilization.

[@vinodgilbile8263]

You from ?

[@hambiraoghatage7714]

Sean Connery sir?if yes then I am very much surprised.

[@nikitasawant688]

short and crisp,very helpfull to revise it,thank u sir

[@shravvyamahuley3570]

Your teaching never fails our expectation Sir ! As always the best of all , Thank you so much

[@vaishnavjan4451]

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[@kholibasena5537]

clear cut lecturing ,am sure whoever watched this lecture understood well without a doubt ...thank you so much sir

[@advmanigandaraj]

If I want to express gratitude towards this video...it will be an never ending one😀

[@Protagonist_earthc17]

Best and simplest video to explain Indian history .Thank you very much Sir!, for providing this video for free.

[@shivendra513]

I am a 10th Grade student and even I could understand it very easily. Lots of Gratitude

[@sanikaholmukhe9115]

Sir you missed the contribution of shivaji Maharaj behind the one of the reson to decline Mughal Empire . I must be there 😞

[@Anonymous-li2ij]

Wow.. Yesterday I completed your previous crash courses and I was thinking about ancient 😀

[@sethunair2792]

Same here

[@thebraveindian]

Nice video, very well explained.. Thank for promotion of oneness of all movements in the last

[@creativeedge9201]

Sir, just wanted to ask you that do you have any course of yourself on geography optional for upsc.... Or else if you would make one then please go ahead. we eagerly want to learn more from you, and a complete cover of the syllabus in your style of explaining things would be a boon for us.

[@vaishnavjan4451]

हम गरीब मर कर क्या गलती करने वाले हैं! इस वीडियो को जरूर देखिये और शेयर कीजिये। kzbin.info/www/bejne/haHIfJqhrtWUgqc

[@thehlua]

Go check his website

[@hemakhurana6743]

I was long looking for one timeline diagram for the history of India. Thanks. It was very clear and simply presented.

[@mtdsonu]

बहुत दिनों से इंतजार कर रहा था इस वीडियो का। Most awaited vdo for me, is this one, not MIRZAPUR. Thank you Quadrillion times. Thank you sir , thank you.

[@sandhyakuruba6930]

A good teacher exactly like you sir.... Voice.. and the way you explanation....👏👏👏

[@sindhuprabhu1621]

Good summary !! Also your voice is so therapeutic 🙏😀 So Relaxing ❤

[@timmydela8152]

Been searching for the exact content to understand ancient History crystal clear. Thank yu for such an Amazing video sir. May yu succeed in everything in do.

[@indianwisdom5731]

Absolutely astonishing efforts, Amit😊👍

[@surbhirathorerathore3499]

Thanks alot sir....it really proved helpful for great revision

[@hanumanthk7059]

Sir, If I had a Social Teacher like you, I wouldn't have wasted my brain by inserting such Trash through Mugging up scientific Names of those Kings. You are a Gem of our Nation Sir. What a divine voice!! God Bless you more and more to Help us(Yes, Selfish).

[@khajoor1313]

Best recommendation by KZbin, thank you for such great videos sir!

[@sidharthr5532]

If you take any mighty kingdom(The Mauryas,The Marathas,The Mughals etc etc) from Ancient and medieval India, you will see that they expanded their kingdom completely in the north(even till present day Afg/Iran) and even till southern karnataka but they did not conquer present day Kerala and southern Tamil nadu. Why is it so? I have a Genuine doubt so it will be really helpful if someone can help me get the answer. Thank you

[@prasannabhat8766]

Marathas had administration upto Jinji and vellore. Its documented.

[@bharatterwade134]

The southern empires were too strong and rich ex:chola empire

[@parthipanselvaraj2629]

@@prasannabhat8766 he's talking about ancient and medieval Indian timeline.

[@prasannabhat8766]

@@parthipanselvaraj2629 yeah but the Maratha history comes under Medieval period. And thats what I wanted to say that they advanced till the south.

[@ashishshrivastava8864]

For a fairly begineer like me, this timeline summary is really helpful. Also the way you deliver important concepts & interlinkings, this is unparalleled.

[@hindhind6616]

I started my day with this video😍😍😍😍😍 It is very relevant and helpful video You're amazing sir 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳 Heartily thanks sir❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@anupamsingh7351]

Very well Summarised the whole history that surely gives an overall view of it...Excellent work!!!

[@zorhensdeore816]

Loved it...👍 The facts were awesomely, smartly covered; each nook and corner of the history was explained 👍 Thanks 🙏👍

[@Lakshmi_Geddamuri]

A person's intelligence is shown by how much he can concisely explain something without confusion. Good articulation.

[@shamikavaidya5567]

First person who respectfully explained Vedas, really grateful.

[@kawanjain9417]

Amit, the way you explain things , your way of presentation , articulation of data - Everything is Amazing.. I wished if there would be more such people like you in our Educational System.. Probably we would be giving loans to US & China !!! Superb Work !! Big Fan !!

[@user-ze7ml6ec9m]

19:17 He was already a Buddhist before Kalinga war.

[@user-ze7ml6ec9m]

@Gaun Yin There is no conclusive evidence to prove that he wasn't already a Buddhist. A minor rock edict mention points to him being a follower of Budha. Some say he was horrified by the killings, but for someone who killed all his half- brothers and fought a civil war for 4 long years and invaded Kalinga in his 8th regnal year, this seem like an overstretch. Also, no where he mentioned about the regret in any inscription in th east. Only place, where he warned the tribes to not force him to take extreme measures is in the western side....Also, he didn't become a pacifist either as portrayed by many( Ashokvandana mention him killing many Ajivikas and Jainas).

[@akshay.s]

Happy True Indology noises

[@user-ze7ml6ec9m]

@Gaun Yin Strange that while constructing a narrative Buddhist sources( Sri lankan) are used but that too selectively! They seem reliable while writing about Shungas though! That being said, didn't he fight a civil war ? Did he not threaten to use violence against law breakers in the same edict where he also regret using violence but would Do it again if need be(Shehbazgarhi)? Didn't Ashoka invade Kalinga in 262 BC whereas we know from minor rock edicts that Ashoka had converted to Buddhism more than two years earlier(minor ones being the earier than the Major Edicts). Also, name one Buddhist text which link his conversion to the war? Wasn't his transformation gradual rather than sudden as he seems to have had links with Buddhists for a decade before his conversion? Which Rock edict deny this?

[@user-ze7ml6ec9m]

@@akshay.s You seem to have a lot to contribute here.🙏

[@user-ze7ml6ec9m]

@Gaun Yin I don't recall him apologizing to people of Kalinga where he waged the war if one goes by Dhauli inscription. Also, I never said that he hadn't changed after Kalinga war. It's the assertion that he became Buddhist AFTER the War need be supported by more vidences, which so far are lacking. His Rock edicts don't establish that hence relying on available records even though they belonged to posterity. Those very evidences were also used to construct a narrative that Shungas persecuted Buddhists. As to usage of Sanskrit and Maurayas following heterodox sects,I think that's a common knowledge. So, I still by my comment that he Buddhist even before but after the war he focussed more on consolidation of empire and with age took religion seriously as evidenced by his erecting stupas and edicts that called on people to live peacefully and other such general instructions.

[@pratixa4]

I can't get what kind of ppl are these 140 who disliked the video. You got a lifetime fan here. Loving your work. Much thanks 😇

[@balachandranadagoudra7470]

Thank you sir for your valuable time, Please Provide art and culture crash course also so it will helpful us.

[@totalgyan....987]

सर् आप जो पढ़ा रहे हैं उसमें आपका बहुत ही शानदार मर्म छुपा हुआ है,को मर्म वास्तविक ज्ञानी को बनावटी ज्ञानी से अलग करता है, मुझे गर्व और प्रशन्नता है वो बात आपमे है और उसे आप सिखा रहे हैं, मैं जो कह रहा हूँ वो आप समझ रहे होंगे, अपने ज्ञान और अपनी परंपरा पर आपके जैसे लोग ही प्रकाश डालकर उसे नवजीवन दे सकते हैं, आपका बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद।

[@yuvrajsrivastav9473]

Thnq sir for such a crisp info .....sir I hope this series will going to be continue for modern and world history also. Sir there is a small request please provide us the pdf of every video

[@butterfly01111]

This is called *Quality content* .

[@neelupower7239]

Sir but some inscription of ashoka founded in Karnataka eg:(maski)

[@sumitchopra7192]

Undoubtedly the best video of History, Salute to the maker

[@Mr.Nichan]

You might be right that Christianity wasn't as big in India until the Europeans came, but there were some Christians in India much earlier, possibly close to earliest days of Christianity (the "St. Thomas Christians" trace themselves back to 52 CE,when the apostle Thomas supposedly landed in India), and these Christians do not follow the European denominations of Christianity.

[@boorlasanjeev2909]

Christianity isn't there at all India. Europeans came and they slowly spread Christianity. This video clearly tells Muslims and Christians are not at all from this country. If you dig out the roots their ancestors all are santanis.

[@Amazing_mother_nature]

@@boorlasanjeev2909 🤦

[@boorlasanjeev2909]

@@Amazing_mother_nature 🤷

[@TheMark167]

@@boorlasanjeev2909 how about Hinduism? There was no concrete defination of what Hinduism is during that period. Indo Aryan Vedic people originated from central Asia. Christianity originated from Middle East as well but it first reach European countries and American and then to India.

[@boorlasanjeev2909]

@@TheMark167 That's what historians wanted. In those times whoever goes and conquers a new place the first thing they do is to destroy the history of that period. Clearly, see who named Hindustan it matches the name with other countries Afghanistan, khajakistan, Turkmenistan etc. After that who gave the name INDIA what did they do. There were nearly 600 princely states means 600 kings and queens literally but now there are none.

[@revignesh]

In hindi you don't call it samanya gyan ,but in Sanskrit you do.....to be frank Hindi is Urdu masked in Devanagiri Script ...

[@rachirajuhemanth3149]

Hate you sir! To know this chronology I researched a lot and invested many hours in my prep. But you made it easy now. BTW Thanks a lot.

[@udhaybalamurali8901]

Your deep knowledge and research replicating when you called the northern srilanka as "Eelam" ✌️ Long live your channel.