How Historically Accurate Ashoka is?

[@santoshr2984]

Oh!! this should be a series of "Bollywood Myth-busting" .. 1.Jodha Akbar 2. Mohenjodaro 3. Panipat 4. Padmavat

[@yashsonithegod]

Yep🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@allensnea9335]

mohenjodaro video would be 10+ hours long 😆

[@classicandmedieval8813]

Mohenjo daro one is already done by rajiv malhotra

[@debarunbhattacharya7794]

Mohanjodaro is not a movie, it is a sign of end of kali yuga

[@protyaychakraborty4108]

Most films are artistic expression inspired from history. No filmmaker has claimed it to be an accurate depiction of history

[@Albetroz1415]

They turned Bajirao into a heartbroken Romeo atleast Ashoka has a slightly better narrative 😂 thank god.

[@bhabanism]

he gradually became buddhist long before Kalinga war

[@handIe.]

he was born a buddhist, he became MONK GRADUALLY after kalinga. he himself has said that he JOINED SANGHA, AND STARTED SPREADING DHAMMA LIKE NEVER BEFORE. this only means he was a lay buddhist.

[@Lord79888]

​@@handIe.He couldn't have been born Buddhist as his father was a Hindu

[@hindupati_108]

Chandragupta Maurya the founder and the greatest Mauryan Emperor☝️🕉️🚩

[@cheltooktribefreethinker1028]

Hinduism was not there during Chandra Gupta alsot

[@hindupati_108]

@@cheltooktribefreethinker1028 yeah, even long before him

[@weimaoweimao]

Bro, Kindly make a bookshelf tour video, I really wanna know which history books you read or are there in the background!😄

[@historyandmore9555]

Love this content, you should do these reviews more!

[@Playerone1287]

23:10 chariot was depicted once when newly wed Ashok and devi goes to bindusara for blessings and kaurvaki was trying to find ashok at the same time

[@yashsonithegod]

“From this we can say that in Mauryan times people had this amazing power that they can just grab swords. They don’t get injured by it “ -Jay Vardhan Singh

[@sudipkumarroy3790]

😂😂😂

[@gunjanray11888]

You just earned a new subscriber bro, thanks for such amazing and worthy content

[@BhagyalaxmiKumari-vb4ub]

Ashok movie was inaccurate- 1- Ashok wasn't handsome unlike SRK. 2- Ashok wasn't favoured by Bindusara because of his ugly appearance. 3- He didn't wear Kala tika. He had a proper wardrobe of a prince. 4- Radhagupta, son/grandson of Chanakya was instrumental in Ashok's rise. 5- Sushima was a handsome and favoured son of Bindusara. 6- Karuwaki not Kaurwaki was second wife of Ashok and she was not from Kalinga. No evidences are available to prive it. 7- A merchant's daughter from Vidisha was Ashok's paramour or wife who gave birth to his children Mahendra and Sanghamitra. She was first love of Ashoka. 8- Ashok's favourite wife was Asandhimitra not Karuwaki. All literary sources credit Asandhimitra having influence on Ashok. She was his Agramahishi (Chief Queen) and her death was a big blow to Ashok's heart. 9- Ashok's next favourite wife and chief queen was Tisyarakshita. Romila Thapar and some other scholars are of the view that Karuwaki and Tisyarakshita were same women but bo concrete evidences are available to prove it. 10- Ashok employed Yavanas in his service. Tushaspha or Tusharsphena was a Yavana governor of Ashok im Saurashtra. 11- Ashok didn't renounce violence at all. In literary records he is called one of the most cruel kings and that too Buddhist texts which he patronized. 12- Ashok married Tisyarakshita when she was a young woman and Ashok was in his 70s or 80s. She lusted after his handsome son Kunal, born from his wife Padmavati but when he rejected Tisyarakshita, she blinded him. Ashok burned Tisyarakshita alive for this heinous act but died heartbroken few years after.

[@saddha1]

Don’t even bring up your fake Chanakya and son of Chanakya the joker- fake history and more fake history. The Mauryas are mentioned in Buddhist Sutta as receiving the relics of the Buddha. They were a branch of Sakyas who moved after the King of Kosala attacked The Sakyas. Ashoka considered himself as a relative of Buddha.

[@legendnaveendelu7209]

Romila Thapar, the historian who needs to read history.

[@Mani-my8ob]

@@saddha1 Kautilya is mentioned in Buddhist scriptures

[@divineflu34567]

​​@@saddha1it's only from bhuddist pov jains have another version so .

[@Parmeshwari-nb7tx]

@@saddha1 Ashok se pehle Buddha ka bhi koi evidence nahi milta ...

[@militarydesk8976]

These type of fake movies actually somethime form fake narratives , what you did was so interesting and we need this type of video on JodhaAkbar . Thankyou

[@utkarshsingh-rp2dq]

most history movies are going to be like that.

[@Playerone1287]

Only stoopid people gets fooled Even when I was 10-11 and didn't have much knowledge about history i knew this movie was kind of fake If you have good mind and reasoning capability you can know truth easier than others

[@soumya5832]

​​@@utkarshsingh-rp2dqyeah but it's too much ...cause jodha was actually akbar 's daughter in law i.e Salim's wife😂

[@yashagrawal88]

​@@soumya5832 That is given in the disclaimer in the beginning of that movie.

[@ArshadAli-zf8if]

Plz do a v-log on Hindu Shahi majestic empire that was located in old north western India now in Pakistan Punjab's salt area, thanks.

[@kraut1982]

Good to see a ‘historical’ movie review from you. It’s almost half lifetime away for me. Interesting to see what a trained history student notices in a movie. I’m sure there must be a lot more that did not make it to the video. Once in while you should do movie reviews like this. The caves discussed here are Kanheri caves in Mumbai, close from film city in Aarey colony. BTW still waiting for your episodes about Pratihar-Pala-Rashtrakuta dynasties.

[@rohitrane1900]

Shravanabelagola where Chandragupta is supposed to have performed Sallekhana is probably associated with the Digambara Tradition, given India's largest monolith of Bahubali/ Gomateshwara is the main attraction there.

[@4uskm]

Bhai,i was late to discover your channel,but i am glad that i found one of the best channel on indian history..keep up the good work

[@kgourav208]

Chandragupt didnt wear turban because he had become a monk on retirement.

[@harshulgupta7461]

The issue with Bollywood movies is that the makers neglect to conduct even basic research. For instance, if you were to ask someone to name Akbar's wife, they would likely say Jodha Bai. However, in reality, Akbar did not have a wife named Jodha. Princess Harka Bai (aka Heer Kunwari) of Amber was the one who married Akbar. Jay should be on the censor board which screens a historical drama.

[@Thesungod95]

great review bhai

[@yasho.]

your work deserves more audience .

[@y_0_1_0]

It failed the moment they cast a decent looking man as Ashoka. Real Ashoka was ugly and tried to overcompensate for that insecurity.

[@BhagyalaxmiKumari-vb4ub]

His father added Ghee in his insecurities by not having anything to do with him and neglecting him just because he wasn't handsome. It made him a maniac. 😢

[@dwijgurram5490]

OC community is jealous of King Ashoka, because he's the ancestors of untouchables. That's why they made so many fiction stories about him. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂,😂😂

[@y_0_1_0]

@@dwijgurram5490 don’t write fiction. Ashoka’s father was Bindusara and his mother is of royal descent from a neighbouring state. I think you’re confusing with KrishnaDevaRaya, whose mother was of lower status. Ashoka, was ugly and filled with insecurities. He was neglected by his father and brothers. So he had to kill his brothers and claim the throne. KrishnaDevaRaya had similar issues. Many did not respect him due to his mother’s lower status. But he claimed the throne and indulged in a lot of culture, conquest proving himself worthy. So Ashoka was not remotely shudra. He had other challenges.

[@dwijgurram5490]

LOL. SANSKRIT was created to distort the meaning of pali. Landuism is nothing more than stolen goods market trying to selling sex slavery and communism to SC/ST/OBC masses . Temples, language, customs, art, sciences,mathematics and everything else was stolen from Buddhists. Kalidasa himself said that he is a contemporary to Vikramaditya of 12th century, then why do OC idiots still teach in classrooms that he was from 4-5th century bc???? And since timeline doesn't match, Today they created another fictional story for this same vikramaditya and made him a mythical king from 1BC. India could only be united by Buddhist kings, and not even one Hindu king could achieve this task. Because no country can stay in power when 70% of the population are tortured raped and cannibaIzed on daily basis.

[@dwijgurram5490]

And by the way I have no time for looser like you. Who mug up textbooks to get jobs. SO bye.

[@piyushsonone7]

10:50 yes it is Maheshwar also shown in PS1 - 2 and in many historical drama movie

[@gardenandhobbies1414]

Good one, hope it brings you all the views you deserve.

[@sudattaray4674]

Nice way of giving minute details in reference to movie

[@Abhinav-vj7dw]

Keep it up bro , great 👍👍👍

[@lizardking-tn4tr]

Asoka is fictional movie based on historical figure ....Same every Ridley Scott films .... But they are celebrated by masses

[@venkataraghotham7586]

Excellent video

[@vishnuthakur9520]

Thanx for the research.

[@chadd498]

Underrated channel

[@anubhavbiswas5592]

Jay Vardhan is the person to be consulted if Ubisoft ever wants to make an Assassins Creed based in Ancient India. Period.

[@Ak5h1t]

Ur reviews reminds me of reviews of Lloyd from lindybeige channel 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@khalraesh3176]

Regarding the grabbing sword bit, I was trained as a kid in Thang-Ta, where strategic grabbing of swords is quite common

[@Warrrrr452]

Hi Jay, first things first I highly appreciate your research in analysing the authenticity of the movie plot. As you have said. It states in the beginning that there is creative liberty taken for this movie. I have a query regarding the turban aspect of the nobility. The start of the movie shows Chandragupta Maurya embracing Jainism and donating gold to the common people. I will say now that he is no longer a king but a monk, I presume he no longer wore turban and thus shown in the movie that way I might be wrong in this as well. Once again highly appreciate your content.

[@gujjaranimations1146]

Please make more videos like this 😊

[@mmaheshwary]

Jay, another reason for Ashoka in the victory procession to not ride a horse but to be in a chariot would be that horses used to be much smaller, similar to mules. Only in the last thousand years horses have become much bigger. That is why heavy cavalry only became a thing in middle ages, and prior to that horses were either used in light cavalry or chariots.

[@parjanyashukla176]

What's the basis of this assertion? It's well known that some ancient Pashtun tribes were dealers in horses, so were all those horses just being used for chariots by Mauryas, Guptas?

[@MayankSharma-mh5bt]

love your channel so much that I watched the complete movie just for the video (Though I can't appreciate this decision now after watching movie😂 for me it's more like a modern love story trying to be fit on historical figures.) The next part can be 'Chanakya' series by Dr. Chandraprakash Dwivedi (I know it may require more time but it's worth doing I must say).

[@GIGADEV690]

In short Bollywood being Bollywood not doing any research at all that's why not watching any bollywood movies is best.

[@Playerone1287]

Ye to fir bhi bollywood thi Imagine koi south ki movie hoti to Ashok to susmi - violence violence I hate violence...😂😂 Me jhukega nhi ...I am ceo of akhand Bharat 😂

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@Playerone1287 its all about conviction tarantino ki movie m konsa history hota h bc

[@raginisingh2251]

Amazing video

[@bomdila]

Hello Jay This is a good video. Please make a similar video on Chanakya by Dr. Chandra Prakash Dwivedi also

[@saumyashankar3658]

Nice explanation. But the question the answer in which I was searching was What role Kaurvaki had in converting him?

[@JayVardhanSingh]

Kaurvaki played no role as far as the evidence goes.

[@saumyashankar3658]

@@JayVardhanSingh Thank you so much for the clarification.

[@saumyashankar3658]

@@JayVardhanSingh Thank you so much for the clarification.

[@nitienanand5116]

Good analysis and clarification of distortions in the Bollywood style movie👍

[@parthb.714]

Sir , can you discuss about the Tibet before Buddhism (6ce) The bon religion and influence of Himalayam tantra and Sanskrit in the Region

[@nikhilpandey2618]

Good video.. I don't know this movie even exists

[@friedsugar2701]

Honestly. Ashoka is the new representation of this nation conciousness and an accurate video, showing history of his would make a great video, touching upon factual information from varied sorces.

[@ishaanrohmetra3447]

you should explain this on tedx talks or prakhar k pravachan or beerbiceps.

[@zayhi1328]

I love this video as I have seen many western movie breakdowns like this and am very interested in Indian history but a suggestion to general indian audience the default when watching a movie one should understand it is for entertainment and leisure if you were taking your history from movies it is not the movies fault all fiction movies are fake nobody in their right mind would believe the movie 300 or Abraham lincoln vampire hunter as history. ALL MOVIES are fake unless they specifically claim to be docu film criticisms against films like Jodha Akbar and Ahsoka for accuracy are pointless in saying it is a good or bad movie. THIS VIDEO IS VERY ENJOYABLE AND videos like this are fun it doesn't mean the movie was bad as a movie.

[@UrbanAghora]

...also at that time Pattisa sword is used instead of Talwar or any fancy sword that is shown here.

[@abhijitsawant8667]

1:58 I think this is a scene where Chandragupt is not a king anymore he is leaving everything, I might be wrong but it seems like it

[@abhideepdessai4790]

Need more such video Like videos on jodha akbar and bajiroamastani

[@smitprmr]

This movie is all about how a muslim can play better roles for Hindu kings. Nothing else.

[@Zzmaster_-mj2xv]

Wah bc What a conclusion lol

[@z2zugzwang]

This was fun. Got to learn a lot through this review.

[@ashok755]

Thanks for bringing out all the glaring mistakes.

[@JohnNobody_]

How about the depiction of alcohol shops in films like Bahubali & asoka? They often serve as settings for song and dance sequences. Are there any ancient sources that describe how these establishments appeared and functioned?

[@BhagyalaxmiKumari-vb4ub]

Alcohol shops used to exist and there was a hefty tax for that 😂

[@JohnNobody_]

@@BhagyalaxmiKumari-vb4ub I'm aware they obviously existed in the past. But as for the hefty tax, where did you dig that up? Ancient India isn't your next-door neighbor, one needs to be precise about the time period, specific location, applicable areas, sources, and contextual details when discussing such topics.

[@BhagyalaxmiKumari-vb4ub]

​@@JohnNobody_ Kindly read Arthshastra and if you can't you can watch Chanakya of Doordarshan.

[@JohnNobody_]

@@BhagyalaxmiKumari-vb4ub Done that

[@TingTong2568]

@@BhagyalaxmiKumari-vb4ub alcohol shops back then dosen't resemble modern day clubs or bars

[@INDIAN_HISTORY0976]

You missed a very important inaccuracy Mauryan troops wearing full sleeve garments and Ashoka in that poster wearing a chainmail armour 💀

[@JayVardhanSingh]

I know, I have deliberately not included many such inaccuracies otherwise the video would've been almost one hour long.

[@samm6095]

Brother, they are Bollywood loaded with the freedom of artistic expression. They could have even shown you Chandragupta adopted Christianity and Ashok converted to Islam

[@abhayjeetsingh6869]

Ashoka has already became buddist before kalinga war

[@sujalboss4934]

You have to see real name found in his inscription is asok In prakrit, dhamm lipi namo budhhay ☸️

[@gauravchamania1911]

Meanwhile film makers be like : Aree baap re yeh toh Dhoti khol raha h... Great videos... Big fan... Please do one on movie : Mohen jo Daro

[@greatindus]

In Bramhi script the name "𑀅𑀲𑁄𑀓" (A-sa-ka) found in the Maski Minor Rock Edict.

[@arindamparua2852]

please make a video about the dressing of ancient Indian women's.

[@Dr.AryamanAbhisekBiswal]

Amazing idea. Do review other movies too 👍🏼

[@abhishekrai3210]

Also do a review of chanakya of chandra parkash divedi

[@krishnaarnab6070]

Video on palas pls

[@akk7791]

Nice 👍

[@Rajeshkumar-kx5tu]

Sir please review second part of movie Alexander (2004)..directed by oliver stone..the second part shows his ordeals in India.

[@Harish-ou4dy]

please examine the historical accuracy of the DoorDarshan series Chanakya

[@BhagyalaxmiKumari-vb4ub]

Fun Fact- Ashok's favourite and most beloved wife was Asandhimitra not Karuwaki. He calls her his second wife in his inscription not Agramahishi. It is also possible her name was later inscribed by Karuwaki herself as Governor of Kaushambi was confused who was Ashok's second queen. The whole love story is a big lie. The evidences of love story of Ashok are with two women, Mahadevi Vidisha Shakya Kumari and Agramahishi Asandhimitra. With Tisyarakshita it was mostly lust and comfort in old age and she took massive advantage of Ashok's dependence and affections towards her.

[@bhabanism]

Not just royals, even peasants wore turban.

[@saurabhdiwan5512]

With all due respect there are such caves near vidisha. Check udaygiri caves. Or the nearby Basoda region.

[@EagleOverTheSea]

The exterior shot of the "Vidisha" cave is that of Cave No. 3 at Kanheri, Mumbai. The tall Buddha statue is also from the verandah of this cave. It makes sense why the film-makers opted for Caves that are so close to Film-City and under ASI control, so access to general public can be easily managed. Film-making is an artistic endeavour with commercial bottomlines to meet. Historical accuracy may be sacrificed in favour of convenience or keeping the budget low. Their target audience is not Historians but the general public, who just need to see an ancient structure to transport their imagination to olden times that they do not know much about. I don't think Historians should lose sleep over such inaccuracies unless they cause inadvertent / intentional harm.

[@Zzmaster_-mj2xv]

He never said don't watch this movie or it's not entertaining. He just said it's inaccurate

[@MansionByBeach1]

Thank you. Humorous and informative.

[@maddagedonroshan970]

This was a film and not a documentary programme. In films the stories are slightly altered to make it pleasant and watchable to the viewers. If the entire historical story appears as it was, nobody would watch it. You need to appreciate the hard work behind making a historical film rather than criticizing it. Even the historical text about the Emperor from different sources do not agree with each other and there are confusions. So why a film cannot have wrong information. Another thing, our text Wansattapakasini mentions that Asoka's mother was Dharma, a Mauryan Princess , whom King Bindusara has married from Champa Same text mentions that King Chandragupta has married his maternal uncle's daughter who has fled with his mother when the Chandragupta's father was killed. So she also seems to have been a Maurya or a Sakyan as Mauryans were also Sakyans and used marry among themselves. If we check the legends of Sakyans now living in Burma and Bangaladesh region, they mention that during Sakya massacre some Sakyans have fled to east adn it is highly possible Dharma was a daughter of one of these Mauryan families as Wansatapakasini correctly mentions it. Further down our Mahavamsa, Wansattapakasani also mention that Emperor Asoka's Queen Wedisa Devi was a daughter of a family of Sakyans who have fled to Avanti also during Sakyan Massacre, during Lord Buddha's time So Chandragupta, Bimbisara as well as Asoka all have married Queens with Sakyan blood as them selves. Further information comes form Sri Lankan legends and chronicles. Brothers of this Sakya Wedisa Devi eight princes were sent to Sri Lanka with the sacred Bodhi Sapling and these families still continue to live here

[@kartikpradhan4881]

about long hair, I've seen some scholars mentioning that kings soldiers etc used to have short hair because long hair are easy to grab by enemies in battles. Not sure about ancient times but we have paintings of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj with very short hair. Kings with Long hair are popularized by tv serials and movies. Your take on this ??

[@Kamaljeet-rx3jf]

What? Shivaji is not even 400 year old... Mauryan are two millennium old.. more than TWO thousand year ago... dress.. attire.. culture .. even religion of India changed a lot between Asoka and Shivaji

[@kartikpradhan4881]

@@Kamaljeet-rx3jf calm down. its a question not a statement. And doesn't matter 2000 years or 400 years, long hair is never a good thing for a soldier. Even today soldiers don't have long hair for the same reason.

[@tvrulz46]

@@kartikpradhan4881we have no evidence for what mauryan soldiers would have dressed like or how they would cut their hair

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@kartikpradhan4881Akshay kumar bhut gali khaya tha baal k vagah se

[@kartikpradhan4881]

@@raja-jl9os maine khud galiyan di thi usko kyuki raja to lambe baal me hi sahi dikhte lekin fir kuchh scholars proofs leke aaye ki baal chhote dikhana hi sahi hai.. kon sahi hai kon galat pata nahi.

[@anshumantiwari7525]

Maja Aa gaya ! ❤️

[@saara882]

Do this with jodha akbar.. please

[@ratnadeepsharma964]

As a Masters degree holder in Ancient Indian History, I'd like to say: MORE OF THIS!!!!!!

[@gimlok1594]

How accurate is chanakya tv serial. Please do a video

[@parjanyashukla176]

No Hindi movie or TV serial has been historically accurate in its depiction of ancient Bharata. Only one notable exception - Chanakya serial (original one directed by CP Dwivedi). In that also however, there is excessive nationalism and sloganeering.

[@tivo3720]

Can you tell us when Ashok become Buddhist

[@punjabilokvirsageet8268]

Please make a review on padmavat movie

[@GT-bo3im]

Interesting information 👍

[@pushkarraj5673]

Quite interesting, You should keep experimenting with such unconventional ideas.

[@Skhlnmha]

In Mexico everybody calls this kind of movies saying loudly : " It's a Churro!"

[@sumitre33]

Finally something a bit different 🙂, I would request you to please continue this series if possible.

[@times2508]

Loved it, baal kisi khaal nikal kr critique kiya h, haha

[@mavaitihaas-7504]

make video on gondwana kingdom first tribal kingdom of india and most of Indians don't know about it

[@Worldcitizen7777]

i think that point of showing 18th century Holkar palace is right cuz almost no palace of Muryan period has survived till today so as a representation using other palace can be accepted yeah there time gap is 2000 years but probably Muryan period palaces would have also almost looked like that only

[@satvikkumar658]

Yeah but, carvings and paintings were Mauryan palace is shown also through paintings and whereas other means we have an idea of how ancient Indian palaces looked like They showed a medieval and almost modern palace which was very careless ancient Indian architecture was done in a particular way, they didn't do justice....

[@pgjybbtqnrqehbkffbntwnhph2924]

Great video. Keep it up. You have can also do similar videos on 'mohan jodaro' movie of hritik roshan, 'mughale azam' of madhubala

[@joydeeproy1580]

As per depiction in Gandhara sculptures, Ashoka was extremely good looking.

[@BhagyalaxmiKumari-vb4ub]

Ashok? Good looking? The people whom he patronize couldn't call him handsome because his whole body was extremely coarse, rough and filled with acne and spots. His harem ladies hated touching him and for that he burned them alive. Asandhimitra had guts of steel to stay as a chief queen of Ashok. Just imagine the intellect and intelligence of the lady

[@PB-uw9do]

​@@BhagyalaxmiKumari-vb4ubtumhare pas koi time machine hai kya Jo tumhe asok ugly dikha.tumhe asok ke bare nahi pata .tum asok ke bad ke rajao ko ugly kyo nahi kahti

[@VinodKumar-xb5ud]

Please review Telugu movie gautami putra shatakarni!

[@1492kishan]

You should become a historical adviser if they ever make good historical movies in India!!

[@classicandmedieval8813]

24:00 well toe stirrup did existed according to wiki

[@Playerone1287]

Yeah I am confused too

[@AbhinandanABS]

stirrups were invented by the mongols around 1,000 years ago

[@pinkyfinger9851]

Lol no😂, toe stirrups first originated in india way before mongols ​@@AbhinandanABS

[@riturajdixit5]

Movies are anyway not a historical depiction, and this movie especially, also had some hidden agenda. It would be interesting to know if the sets of TV serial of 1990s called "Chanakya" comes any close to the reality!

[@yogeshkumardwivedi8159]

Good bro Can you please make video like kings and generals or historymarche

[@ronaknanda6175]

Didn't you read the disclaimer in the beginning of the film , Clearly they have mentioned its a blend of many fictional elements

[@HinduPhoenix]

Didn't you watched the end of this video where he clearly mentioned about this, and said as a viewers we expect a little accuracy in atleast the depiction of the palaces etc..

[@bhnuc]

Please make one on Jodha Akbar. -Thanks

[@vaibhavsingh1194]

6:40 but they couldn't have shown him naked on tv

[@GamerOne_me]

They may wrote that as they think But his real name is Asoka not ashoka In dhamma lipi Hindus say brahmi script Shila shashan rock carvings found wrote as asoka Not only him many buddist kings names not as they pronounce in sanskrit or Hindi or any Indian language Atleast historians use real names instead of hindu sanskritised names

[@vikata5499]

Bhaiyya keep posting long videos, I know it takes a lot of effort but man with your knowledge can pull that off. In the days of historians like that makeup aunty your importance must grow.

[@ashutoshtamrakar8597]

This is fun! too critical but I agree with what you explained. Make these for more films.

[@abhinnakhale7520]

But chandragupta jo jainism m convert hua wo pataliputra ki bajae ujjain ka king nhi tha??

[@paulomi9351]

Exactly Samrat samprati grandson of Ashok ruled form ujjain and expanded Mauryan empire even beyond Afghanistan till khotan Uzbekistan and lower areas of china It was samrat samprati or jain Ashok as he was stauch Jainism follower

[@divineflu34567]

​​@@paulomi9351he was bhuddist chandragupta and bindusara converted to Jainism later in their life's