Episode 30: Prof. Mohan Prasad Khanal | Sushant Pradhan Podcast

Prof. Mohan Prasad Khanal is a Harvard published historian and a Retired Professor with the ability to read all of our ancient lipis and manuscripts who has written 30+ books and 300+ research papers. Having been visited all around Nepal in search for stone writings and manuscripts, Prof. Khanal has acquired quite a large value of knowledge regarding our history. His study and expertise in Archeology has also helped him excavate and document ancient proof of Nepal being one of the oldest civilizations in the world.
For reference American history dates back to 300-400 years but we have documentation back from 3000 years ago.
This podcast was truly an eye-opener for me and was very emotional on deeper levels.
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
0:16 Mohan Khanal's Introduction
1:25 The Search of History
5:57 Types of Nepal's History
8:28 History in Schools
12:12 Ancient Writings, Truth about Manjushree and Chobar
15:46 History from the Stone Age
22:05 Mahabahrata and Ramayana
25:08 Neolithic Age, Bagamti Civilization
29:56 How Name of Nepal was Formed, Why Animals are Worshipped
35:13 Formation of Pashupatinath
38:32 Past Geography of Nepal
41:48 Mohan's Experience as a Professor
46:27 Past Geography of Nepal
55:30 Past Transportation
57:05 Nepal's Civilization, First King of Nepal
1:05:05 Mangriha, history trying to be hidden
1:08:20 Amshuverma and Architecture
1:12:10 Aabir, Chemical colors and Architecture
1:17:36 Significance of Janai, Nepali language and history
1:29:51 Prithivi Narayan Shah and Unification
1:38:20 How Nepali Language was formed
1:41:16 Prithivi Narayan Shah and Unification
1:52:33 Theft of Nepali Architecture
1:58:42 Temples in Nepal, Using Nepali Names
2:06:20 Shankhadhar Sakhwa Story
2:13:10 Historic Relations with India and China
2:16:35 Bhrikuti, Story of Changunarayan
2:20:50 Nepal and Tibet
2:24:17 Message to the Audience
#ProfMohanPrasadKhanal #Nepal #History #HistoryOfNepal #AncientCivilization

[@Sushant_Pradhan]

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[@smritibajgain6914]

Thank you!!! I have been a Nepali history nerd all my life and it was so sad to see no one taking me seriously and not willing to learn afnai desh ko history ! I am so proud of what you are doing and the guests you are bringing. We NEED these things on podcasts. Our generation really needs to understand where we came from to know where we are headed. We all need to understand that our culture is at risk and needs saving Please let’s try to revive our culture and history before it is too late. Thank you Sushant Pradhan! Much appreciated.

[@nepalist3654]

plz yastai contact halnu haii

[@ashishprajapati4769]

Yadav LAL kayastha sir Hari prasad Sharma sir Rabindra Puri sir lai lyunu paryo🙏

[@dumbellcrunches9049]

Rabindra puri in next podcast, plich 😋

[@navarajrijal8322]

Please bring next Dinesh raj panta

[@rapidresponse5321]

yo ho ne tw podcast m aru nepali ne podcast sunxu tra knowledge is what all of us demand, other are focusing gossip and talk but this focus on knowledge, we are fed up with gossip everywhere we need more podcast like this with this kind of knowledge, thank you soo much bro fro bringing this kinds of knowledge packed podcast🙏😊😊

[@hus-tler1482]

True words brother🇳🇵❤️

[@insearchofself9616]

Agreed!

[@takeabreakrelaxandenjoy3914]

Agreed

[@arkoaccount1786]

I cried, I laugh, I got frustrated, I felt love and many more feeling the history!

[@bishalsiwakoti9830]

I felt goosebumps and numb at times watching it.

[@Sushant_Pradhan]

TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 0:16 Mohan Khanal's Introduction 1:25 The Search of History 5:57 Types of Nepal's History 8:28 History in Schools 12:12 Ancient Writings, Truth about Manjushree and Chobar 15:46 History from the Stone Age 22:05 Mahabahrata and Ramayana 25:08 Neolithic Age, Bagamti Civilization 29:56 How Name of Nepal was Formed, Why Animals are Worshipped 35:13 Formation of Pashupatinath 38:32 Past Geography of Nepal 41:48 Mohan's Experience as a Professor 46:27 Past Geography of Nepal 55:30 Past Transportation 57:05 Nepal's Civilization, First King of Nepal 1:05:05 Mangriha, history trying to be hidden 1:08:20 Amshuverma and Architecture 1:12:10 Aabir, Chemical colors and Architecture 1:17:36 Significance of Janai, Nepali language and history 1:29:51 Prithivi Narayan Shah and Unification 1:38:20 How Nepali Language was formed 1:41:16 Prithivi Narayan Shah and Unification 1:52:33 Theft of Nepali Architecture 1:58:42 Temples in Nepal, Using Nepali Names 2:06:20 Shankhadhar Sakhwa Story 2:13:10 Historic Relations with India and China 2:16:35 Bhrikuti, Story of Changunarayan 2:20:50 Nepal and Tibet 2:24:17 Message to the Audience

[@chaze77777]

Thank you dai

[@thesecond5582]

Thank you!!

[@nischalneupane4629]

daiii asti traffic sir aunu vako wala ni ramro xa hae ,keep going daju #mahajodi lai ni lauunu paryoo dada 😍😍

[@hihahahuhuhu6713]

Does our professor understand Nepal bhasa also ? I believe that the brahmin have bent history more than the British have !

[@informationalfriend3998]

The efforts are appreciated. Thank you for all the information of video in title content.

[@swadeshkarki7481]

I would highly recommend this podcast to be given English subtitles so all our neighbor countries and the whole world can know our History, history of Nepal.

[@informationalfriend3998]

Exactly

[@superduper9732]

Why will they want to know our history

[@harshitthakural3262]

@@superduper9732 no we bharatiyas are fine without nepal we are content with what we have and are happy with it just dont disturb us iam from kangra district of himachal whose people with the help of fellow bharatiyas sikh kingdom managed to defeat gorkha army killing their western army commander nain singh thapa in the battle of kanga fort

[@user-pw6pg8hz1n]

​@@harshitthakural3262i think now you got to see the real history of Nepal .

[@pushparajadhikari1416]

नमस्ते, सुशान्त लाई धन्यवाद! इतिहास यो स्तरमा रोचक , आत्मीय र अनौपचारिक बनाउन सक्नु आफैँमा प्रोत्साहन हो। अहिले सम्म को भ्युज उत्साहजनक छ। आगन्तुक प्राध्यापक लाई उच्च सम्मान ! MSM ले वहाँलाई नरुचाएको कारण स्पष्ट छ। यस्तै साना साना च्यानल प्रयोग गरेर शिक्षा बाड्ने काम जारी राख्नुहोस। प्रकाशित पुस्तक हरू कता कसरी उपलब्ध छन्?

[@mahendrakumarshrestha1176]

Prof. Mohan prasad Khanal is renowned Iconography & cultural expert in Nepal. His is very knowledgeable person & lecturer for Tourist Guide lecturer at NATHAN, Rabi Bhawan. (1987/ BS 2044)

[@prajwalpaudel3412]

The best podcast till now. What a glorious past we had.

[@rezymaharjan9922]

You have to bring him again for part 2 as well. He still have lots of information to share. Though please also do research from your side as well to make it more informative rather than just a conversation. I think multiple episode need to be recorded with him.

[@kk-jb2ei]

I agree with u... Sushant ask him 1. Which is the oldest temple of Nepal? 2. Did Ashoka really visited Kathmandu? 3. Did Lumbini belonged to Ashoka that time as inscription on pillar says about discount on tax? 4. Did Prithvi Narayan shah really cut nose of kirtipur people? I heard he only cut the nose of soldiers who tried to betray him aftet winning kirtipur? 5. From 880 ad to 13 century, who ruled Kathmandu..some says malla came only in 12-13 century ad? 6. How worshipping taleju came into practice? Some says nanya dev of simrongad never came to Kathmandu? 7. Who killed gagan singh? 8. Explain difference between 5 mediational buddha, Gautam buddha, and Bodhisattva? 9. When will maitroya buddha born? 10. Exact date of construction of pasupatinath, boudhnath and swyambhunath and who built them? 11. Why Buddhism was banned during rana regime? 12. What is the exact reason for erotic carving of struts of temple? 13. About birupakshya and destruction if it came out ?

[@informationalfriend3998]

@Explore and photograph about lumbini, it exists under Nepal, this is because daughter of asoka, (charumati) and asoka came Kathmandu first and then only asoka gonn to lumbini, My guess is, Ashoka take permission from king and then only he gonne, so, but, all these are my assumption, I am not saying is exact, but, it might be or might not be. but one thing I am pretty sure that asoka came Nepal.

[@Hithere-qj1wj]

@@informationalfriend3998 Nope it fell under Mauryan empire while Ashoka exempted them from taxes. Ancient Nepal was only limited to the hills and Himalayas while Kathmandu valley being the proper nation.

[@user-pw6pg8hz1n]

​@@Hithere-qj1wj😂😂what you learn from this poadcast then

[@sujanshrestha4254]

Sushant Pradhan is under rated I really enjoy this informative history of Nepal proud to be Nepali

[@shakyarajesh848]

धेरै धेरै धन्यवाद सुशान्त जी , बिषेस गरि माेहन प्रसाद खनाल सरलाई लिच्छबी कालमा भएका बाैद्ध धर्म र कला काैसलकाे बिकाशका बारे मात्र कार्यक्रम राखेर प्रस्तुत गर्नु हाेला ।

[@satireking2201]

Part 2 is extremely necessary. Like those who agree. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sarojbhattarai9599]

If You can please make another episode with this legend.

[@jivanadhikari3952]

देश र दुनियाँका अनावश्यक कुराहरुले प्रोग्राम गरिएको यि नेपालि हरु को खिचडि मगज लाइ सफा गर्नलाई त्यति सजिलो छैन, तर यस्ता ज्ञानबर्दक र तार्किक बहस हरु समाजका हरेक क्षेत्र मा सुरु भएमा छोटो समयमा नै नेपालि समाजलाइ सचेत बनाउन सकिन्छ। such an enlightening podcast, thank you both for the precious information...🙏❤️

[@LOWAMusic]

This is by far, in my opinion, the most interesting podcast in Nepalese history.

[@nabingurung4165]

Hami sabai nepali Le ekchoti hernai parne . Thank you so much prf khanal

[@senate_shakya_]

The timestamps are a life saver in your podcasts.

[@prasungajurel150]

If you really want to know about Nepal History, Geography, Archeology, and History of Nepali Language then don’t miss this video. After you watch this, you will feel that we still don’t know lots of things about our own country.

[@informationalfriend3998]

Exactly

[@bishalsiwakoti9830]

True 🙏

[@zokera001]

This is a teaser to the generation oblivion to the real history of NEPAL. Nepal is a CIVILIZATION older than 35000 + years. Same claim was made by SAURAV too. May NEPAL rise to its glory again. Prithvi Narayana Shah just re-united the states of Nepal. Prior, many kings and the patriots, too, have saved this nation in times of crisis. Thank you, Professor. Thank you, Mr. Pradhan.

[@matteblack1289]

This is by far the best and most informative podcast ever. Please can you do such more podcast with him and other professors

[@asmitkarki3043]

learned a lot of history today ,he has so much of frustration when comes to todays politics . respect to both for sharing such a knowledge podcast , thank you

[@tilakrai328]

किराँत जाति र सभ्यता चिनाउने सबै चिजहरु लिच्छवि हरुले नष्ट गरिदिए । किन कि ५५०० बर्ष अगाडी लेखिएको भागवत गीतामा नै किरात भन्ने शब्द उच्चारण गरिएको पाईन्छ भने कल्पना गरौ कि किराँत कत्ति पुरानो हो ।

[@tilakrai328]

@@pratikking2272 , Hum...! looks like so ! No doubt how rude brain you have it's all seen here.

[@samratshrestha9572]

हामी सबै यहि देशको माटो हो ।

[@nepal5187]

हामी सबै नेपली हाम्रो देश नेपाल।

[@kumarkoirala4565]

हो सबै ले भनेकै तेही हो सनातनी नै हुन किराँती तर आजका युवा हरू मंगोल भन्न रुचाउछन।

[@SDcurious]

भगवद्ध गीता होला | कुन स्लोक मा छ होला?

[@santoshkhanal9178]

मनको गहिरो कुनाबाट एकदमै मिठो माया गुरु❤

[@Reverend-Insanity9]

This was such an interesting podcast learned a lot about Nepal's History Thank You for bringing a Historian 😊

[@sameerkarmacharya9879]

Sushant dai lai ekdam thank you hajur ko content sacchi nai atti nai babaal Ekdam ramro Manche haru bata ramro knowledge paiyeko cha So grateful Thanks Sushant dai

[@ramlaxmibrothers4961]

आह कति राम्रो एकदमै राम्रो स्वादिलो नेपाली हावा पानी जस्तैः मिठो हृदय देखी नमन प्रस्तोता र इतिहास बिद ज्यु द्व्य लाइ

[@sameershrestha4616]

We need part 2 and every Nepali should watch this video

[@babilabub]

Thankful for this expert and insightful history masterclass. Hope you bring many more luminaries like Prof. Khanal in future. Well done.

[@krishnadanai2816]

धेरै राम्रो लाग्यो धेरै ईतिहास थाहा पाईयो, धन्यवाद अङ्कलाई🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nuzratgurung1600]

Keep up the job....Nepal history and politics should be spoken....thank you ...we want more professor like this....from T.U....once again thanks....

[@dinuj45]

Prof. Mohan Prasad khanal should start his own KZbin channel regarding detailed history of Nepal.

[@thegorkha145]

Woha lai feri lyaunu paryo, part 2 chaiyo. Nepal ko history ko barema dherai padheko chu mailey pani, specially woha ko books haru . Truly a great historican. Jay Nepal 🇳🇵

[@roopace55]

सुन्नै पर्ने पडकास्ट, नेपाली ईतिहास प्रति सदा गर्व गरिन्छ।

[@samratshrestha9572]

एसरि इतिहास बताउनु भनेको सार्है गार्‍हो काम हो । 🙏🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@user-py5px5wc3m]

वाह ! अत्यन्तै रोचक इतिहाँस I It's my show हेर्दै गर्दा मात्र थाहा पाएपछी हेरेको I देशको सभ्यता, कला, संस्कृति, इतिहाँसको यति धेरै ज्ञान दिएकोमा नमन 🙏 जय देश I

[@udiptsinghchhetry]

Thank you so much for bringing him to the show. I learned so much about history of Nepal. We are such proud Nepali, it's every Nepalese duty to protect our culture, history and values of Nepal, Thank you Sushant bro for Podcast, we are such proud Nepali🇳🇵

[@rookieguy6859]

sahi ho. celebrity bhanda ni intellectuals lai badi focus diye ramro ni.... 2 ghanta ko podcast bata kei knowledge gain bhaye po worth it huncha ta. keep it up bro.

[@KrishnaPun]

We need more people like him on podcast....🔥🔥🔥

[@dawasherpa7360]

Such a powerful and informative podcast. Such a respect for him

[@Factory_reset007]

The only professor i like from this video onwards, still regretting for knowing about his knowledge today !! LOVE YOU SIR

[@primasshakya3650]

My thoughts on The origins of Nepal Sambat that has been told throughout my family tree is: The common people of Kathmandu Valley were in a lot of debt during the time of Sankhadhar Sakhwha, a benevolent merchant who decided to free people of all their debts and give them a fresh start to life. The people then rejoiced and decided to celebrate this day as the beginning of a new era, marking the start of Nepal Sambat. This story has been passed on throughout our history and we can't really ignore this fact simply because it's not well transcribed in historic texts. History throughout several parts of the world haven't always been transcribed, rather passed on from past generations in the form of stories. His and Her story that's where the word history comes from right? Nonetheless an amazing and informative podcast. Loved listening to it and learning more about our history. Great Job 👍🏼

[@pratikking2272]

Agree.

[@Nikesh977]

That is correct. Folkores have more truth than history written by king sponsored historians, because people have no vested interests. Kings distort history for their convenience. There is logical explanation for every supernatural folklores.

[@sudarshanparajuli5679]

❤❤असाध्यै राम्रो प्रसंशनिय काॠ सुशान्त जी! तपाईंले नेपाल मातालाई अतुलनीय योगदान पुर्याउनु भएको छ!

[@arpanmishra1684]

I am reading Sapiens by Yuval Harari right now and this podcast's timing was perfcet for me.

[@mr.nobody7865]

Podcast vanya yesto po hunaparxa.. English subtitles rakhnai paryo yoo podcast kolai chai... Internationally, ...Bahira ko manxay haru sab lay sunna ra bujna paryo,yo discussion.. Ekdam kada lagyo yo hamro nepal ko history sunyara...🌍🌍 Thank u .specially to Pro. Mohan prasad khanal sir

[@motay979]

Instead Of Watching 2 Hour Movie Is Better Than This podcast❤️🇳🇵

[@bishalbhattarai5284]

In basic geological understanding, there are erosional features from air, water and glaciers. The landforms created by those are unique and visible. In your arguement about Kathmandu valley creation, you specifically said it was due to limestone erosion. Please consult with some geologists about it to make conclusion. In my personal observation i couldn't see any erosional features on top of chovar cutting but lower bed had water erosional feature. So, it is my request to you sir to collaborate with experts of the field, their say will create some interesting debate.

[@nowwhat6716]

Although I would like to agree with him but he also said something which are baseless like how he connect Pashupati seal found in harappan civilisation to Pashupatinath in Nepal.

[@anilranjit6881]

Such a historical podcast. Watched balen podcast with sanjay and considered it as the best podcast in history of nepal and now this podcast stole the limelight

[@mb.tarami]

कति मीठो podcast ❤❤

[@roshansingh-xy3zc]

Keep on making similar content about Nepal's glorious history, lets not keep them faded. Very enlightened with Nepal's history, heritage, greater Nepal 's territory, and one of the oldest civilization in the world. Appreciated Prof. Khanal's timeless passion in Nepal's history, dedication in Nepal's archaeology and sharing the knowledge. Much obliged to see 3rd round of pod cast with him.

[@trekkeraj8207]

He's so sweet and simple lots of love and respect for prof

[@sheetalgurung5097]

I started watching it from mid night and i was completely focused on this wondered historic knowledgeable conversation till i realised it was morning 4am . Thank you so much for this information. I wish that evey nepali people watch this and love their country.

[@elisafuchee3679]

Thankyou so much for the Information . I feel so great to know about our history so far.and much respect to mohan prasad sir.

[@jyotikarki2780]

I am hooked to your podcast recently . Keep on inviting great personalities!!!!

[@rajuhumagain3540]

म पनि इतिहासमा M A गरेको ब्यक्ति हुँ । यति लामो समय सम्मको अनुभव सेर गर्नु भयो सरलाई धन्यवाद ।

[@dawaida3827]

Such a great podcast. Every nepali who are curious about our history should listen this. Keep bringing more people like him.❤

[@aamanrai7418]

At the beginning Prof. Advocating Nepal as a hindu nation by guessing and thinking work done by him in his career time. Good luck to you Prof.

[@prakashsubedi6753]

Thanks you for bringing him

[@sushillasingh5503]

Thank you very much for sharing your wealth of knowledge. Let us hope the Nepali youth searches for their own identity after listening to you. Without roots people just flit around in a vacuum.

[@abhinashghale3591]

sushant dai knows the podcast assignment 🙏🙏✌

[@utsavkc3946]

Yo video le ta KZbin kai izzat badhai diyo. Well done. Highly informative. Fountain of knowledge.

[@harkegharja6264]

Cheers mate......most interesting Nepali podcast ever. And thanx to you Khanal sir for such a precious knowledge.🙏 जय नेपाल।🇳🇵

[@Mr.Jeeringboy]

Ye sir hajur jaru judo hunuxa ra history culture baki rahiranxa teach k hola pls us more sir. Do write more books. Thank you for SHARING SUCH THINGS.

[@rajansopnil2231]

On of the best episode of the podcast Hats off for the history about our beautiful country

[@almost5198]

great great podcast, always love listening to Nepalese veterans and their knowledge, can learn a lot from these podcasts, keep em coming bro

[@avinashgurung4578]

I listened the whole podcast. Very interesting, informative. Thank you for bringing such a brilliant professor and sharing these information. If we don’t know about our own history how are we going to pass it down to next generation .

[@physicsouruniverse2798]

thank you for this informative podcast, i hope you will continue in the future also.

[@elishabajracharya8173]

Thank you for the great podcast

[@hus-tler1482]

Over nai maja aayo❤️ Yeti dherai knowledge gain garna paye Thank you very much sushant bro and prof Mohan sir Lets Hope yestai content sadhai jhai aaune dinma ni aairakhne xa❤️🇳🇵

[@sahilsapkota3292]

Nepal should let students to speak Nepalese in school and teach about Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵 Jai desh

[@arkoaccount1786]

Sushant bro I love you man, bring more people who can tell us more history!

[@veganbahadur]

Great episode Sushant. Please keep bringing such guests!

[@shovapoudel3203]

Packed with information and logical talk. Looking forward to this type of podcast.

[@chaze77777]

Thank you very much sushant dai for calling well educated people on your podcast and educating nepali in legitimate way..

[@prabeshtandukar3386]

Hope to see him again for another part.!!

[@suvamchhetri4858]

Loved this podcast... Had Never listened such a long podcast till dated, but this one gravitated me so much... Keep bringing such Specialist, always be listening to your chit chat pal...

[@krijung8829]

What a podcast 😍😍. proud to be a Nepali😍😊 waiting for part 2💜

[@ydhakal77]

Thanks for sharing the knowledge. Great podcast.

[@aayushmaharjan2567]

Omg the amount of information there is in this video is amazing thank you for this

[@projwalkhadgi6592]

Hats off to this episode ❤️

[@safalpradhan8769]

Make this podcast as knowledge centre👍

[@33bindass]

Wow, such a quality content 👌.

[@Ice-Rush]

Thank you ❤️

[@utsavghimiray7137]

the best podcast in the history of nepalese podcast

[@Bijan5785]

Wow….Please more episode from Mohan ji…. Legend….

[@greentree2790]

Wowowo, such an amazing and informative episode.. Instead of bringing so called celebrity for chattering business, professor have so much insightful knowledge.. bring much more people like this. Hats off to you man for calling these great people full of knowledge.. Professor like them are not found of money, fame and all, they want to share their knowledge and experience so that people like us can get knowledge which they learn for entire life.... Big thanks to professor for coming and humble request to Sushant to bring more people like him ❤️

[@Mr.Jeeringboy]

When you took that deep breath Sushant, I can guess what you wish to speak out. Same feelings vai. Don't Want to talk politics but f*8'* politics. Thanks, bro for this talk.

[@bikramshah4019]

i was in a flow state for 2.5 hrs ! great content and keep up the good work.

[@twanggyall1499]

Thank you sir for the knowledge 🙏

[@youtuberrana2576]

Amazing.. very interesting and informative...Thq sushant

[@anmoladk]

Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge reality everyone should understand

[@srijan105]

Thanks Sushant. This is really an awesome content. Thank you Mahon sir.

[@sujitasunuwar9053]

Thank you so much 🥺🙏🏻

[@shaileshkhadke9363]

आश्चर्यचकित भए म। धेरै राम्रो

[@MrBrightSide77]

History is 90% perception and 10% facts. People can interpret it in many ways. Aba 2000, 5000 barsa agadi exactly k vako thiyo tyo kasailai thaha chaina. Guessing game ho dherai. Sila lekh ma lekheko sapei kura satya ho kalpanik hoina vanera kasai le guarantee garnu sakdaina. Vancha ni "History is written by the victors". For example we read all good things about Alexander the Great, we have books on his bravery and his courage. But his stories were written and passed down by his own Greek writers and philosophers. Wheras Gengis Khan is portrayed as an evil and barbaric emperor because his stories were written and passed down by Chinese historians who were the enemies of the Mongol. Nobody will write good thing about their enemies. The fact is they both did the same thing, expand their empire, killed hundreds of thousands of innocent people, burned villages and cities. I am pretty sure Alexander did not win so many battles with hugs and kisses. he certainly killed thousands of people, yet he is called "Great". True history can never be uncovered unless someone builds time machine and goes back in time to see it for himself. Aba kasaile vancha Mahabharata ra prachin hindu grantha haru ma Kirat haru lai dherei tham ma ulekh gariyeko cha. Yo video ma professor Mohan sir vannu huncha Kirat haru ko kahi katai mention chaina. Aba kasko kura patyauney! Sapei speculation ta ho last ma.

[@hihahahuhuhu6713]

I agree

[@Hithere-qj1wj]

A good historian tried to uncover the facts without having a bias which i felt was lacking in this professor.

[@binaydhawa7666]

Kiratas are well mentioned in Mahabharat, if someone denies this they are either suffering from autism or alzheimer

[@nowwhat6716]

It's not exactly true that history is 10% facts. We do cross-check the information from various sources for example the history of Buddhism in sub continent we have various sources from different writers from different part of the world, we examine the source and cross examine the information . The reason why we found lumbani, Ashoka pillar, various buddist universities which was lost to time was because of this information.

[@tamsalingnetworknepal2705]

actually more than 10% but yeah we won't get full answers from history 😀😁😂 cannot get 100% for sure . something will always be missing

[@sushantaryal1254]

Very much appreciate 🙏

[@anilbhandari1644]

we need more such kind of podcast.

[@lamasamjhana256]

Impressive🙏❤️❤️ Ekdam satay kuraharu👌🙏🙏🙏

[@MrSangv]

very informative podcast, i came to know so many things that i had no idea about our history .

[@ironstark2764]

Gonna need another part for this one continuity chaiyo dai . Very informative it's like knowing myself and a part of me that was lost

[@Mrhappy360x]

Great episode. Really awesome.