Hoysaleswara Temple, India - Built with Ancient Machining Technology? | REACTION!!!

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[@RealPraveenMohan]

I love your reactions Indi! Thanks to you and your fans for watching my videos, I truly appreciate it!

[@sathiyasankarvajjiravel4524]

Vanakkam thala vazga valamudan.

[@freakfoxgaming8895]

Bro i love your videos. You make really osm videos...😍😍

[@subhashchandrabose315]

@Goru ka Gober when kpoli gone....

[@subhashchandrabose315]

Hai Pravin vai... It's not necessary need to be a electrical tool... Because we already used to work with "hand driven tool"... But as we getting used to with electric tool... Those hand driven tools are gone extinct....

[@trivimudbodh]

Hi Praveen How are you? I have been spreading your works within my group. I always wish Indian archeologists must learn from you.

[@amnx9]

Believe it or not Once there was a time when technology was more advanced then today Not in ADs but in BCs

[@explore-india9787]

Yes but only in India!!!

[@Priya-mz5xp]

Yes that's true.. but those advanced technologies were used to bring peace and serenity to people unlike today we use advanced technologies to exploit people..🙄

[@alphabeta525]

@@explore-india9787 Across the world, in ancient cultures. Pyramids are one example.

[@shivangichaudharip-2948]

@@alphabeta525 exactly...

[@kaushik4166]

@@alphabeta525 pyramids you have no idea about India you will be psyched I'll give you one example search for Rama setu it is built very long ago check for NASA's report of it your mind will blown away.

[@gowthams1796]

"Karnataka" One state many world.

[@TheVamc1987]

Indi, when you are in India, tag yourself with Praveen and visit a temple 😋😁

[@gkkarthik1]

Things like that are more prevalent in India , Things that are beyond the reach of human knowledge are more in India, There are things beyond human knowledge in India

[@steewardfranklin]

not only in india but also deep down the sea. For example : POINT NEMO.

[@humannature4327]

You said the same thing twice....and it reminded me of mojo jojo from the powerpuff girls...

[@vaibhav7164]

This temple is in my state Karnataka and in hampi there r small pillers a group of 7-8 small pillers as a set and each one of them produce musical sound on striking them with hand / hitting the piller produces sound

[@IndiRossi]

Yeah! I reacted to that a long time ago! I thought it was amazing.

[@vaibhav7164]

@@IndiRossi lol I think even I have watched it but yet felt like telling so told 😜😂😂

[@niranjanam3295]

Hope still Hampi is first on list of New York times ...

[@RajuK-mt4tu]

@@IndiRossi My request is for you to come to India.

[@akashks2300]

Mr vaibhav For ur kind Information This is not Hampi, It's Hoysaleshwara Temple in Halebidu, Hassan District, our's Hoysala's land Hassan Pride UNESCO Heritages Belur & Halebidu

[@m4lev0lentdem0nknightamv5]

This temple was built by The king of Hoysala dynasty 'Raja Visnuvardhana ' (after winning his first war ) with his wife Shanthale who had mastered 61 ARTS , of Karnataka . Temples in India usually have square/rectangular base but they were very innovative (king and queen ) and made a blue print of the temple with a 'Nakshtrakara' (starshaped) base . Hoysala's templese are known for their highest level of attention to details of stone carvings . Their life was a tragedy though , first they lost their son ( to be crowned king ) in a horse accident , then they lost their nephew to be made a new prince . Shanthale was deppresed and did a ritual of fasting till death . The kind was very depressed and died later . They were too intelligent and advanced at the time with their knowledge and mastery but Fate showed that 'nothing gold can stay ' .

[@sidzzzzz]

bro i live in banglore and i am in 10th i have natyamayuri a book all abt vishnuvardana and shantale

[@explore-india9787]

Indian architecture and engineering and calculations are priceless. Exquisite!!!!!!!!

[@stianthijsen4784]

so, IF this king has BUILT this temple...HOW did he do this? or did he just renovate this temple, just like Pharao Cheops did with the great Pyramid wich is now called Cheops Pyramid? He did not built this, but dumbass archeology says so. Als many precise statues of the ancients where occupied by egyptian pharaos and they simply scratched their hieroglyphs in there but DID NOT built these masterworks. HOW do you rotate a stone pillar like 6m high and 1m wide in high speed???? THINK ABOUT THAT! I think these temples where way older and belong to another era, another aeon of mankind wich is now lost in the mist of time. antedeluvian temples and stonework done with ancient machining.

[@asprasadprasad730]

@@stianthijsen4784 o

[@rajeshkandukuri1042]

@@stianthijsen4784 No there r many temples built between 1336 and 1646 under Vijayanagara empire..Those were advanced too..many texts also mentions that lands were gifted by kings to the villagers to construct temples from the scratch..I'm a history hons student...If u read indian history then u will understand what were the reasons that the present day indians lost this knowledge completely..almost 40000 temples were destroyed by foreign invaders from 1000AD to 1700AD in northern parts of India..

[@88Sangram]

It really saddens me because all these technologies have been forgotten now. Lot has been lost and forgotten. Our ignorance of such marvelous structures also did not help. Thanks to people like Praveen Mohan, for doing a great job of revealing such mysteries. Imagine what would happen, if we could still work and find the answers to these mysteries. We Indians can surely return back to our glory days.

[@youtubestudio2817]

supprt praveen mohan guys🙏

[@IndiRossi]

Agreed!

[@radhamaadhav4609]

No. Alien conspiracy.

[@youtubestudio2817]

what's wrong with it if he gives valid proofs?

[@gowthamgoku9304]

The ancient people are very brilliant. I wonder how they build these things🤔

[@radhamaadhav4609]

Not by aliens .Our srimad Bhagavatam says everything. Vishwakarma our divine celestial architect built it He is not a mere mortal alien

[@harshavardhanthelegendthel9744]

It's not 900 years old, it's much older than we think, check carbon dating

[@ferrysonder7051]

Praveen Mohan is a fantastic guy who shows us these great tempels, but more important....he sees things no one else sees and shows us the modern tools how we would use it today. I like your reaction video...I'm gonna watch the rest now ;) Ah, I also watch a lot of ancien technology video's....love it

[@ravis6908]

One loafer called Hydrali destroyed everything , If I was there at that time I would have destroyed him 😠😠😠

[@m4lev0lentdem0nknightamv5]

@king k Yeah , Hydrali , Bahamani , British etc ... those idiots destroyed everything . It is Funny that India is recognized with low level architecture like Taj mahal which is not even of our original culture .... There are a lot of Stone temples in India that are far more advanced and mysterious than Pyramids .

[@milindshinde9141]

@king k Marathas gave their life to protect you people you fool. Search Nagoji Jedhe of Shivaji Maharaj's army who was just 19 year old who fought against mughal army for protecting your ancestors. His wife was 13 year old when she lost her husband.

[@SshivamKhopkar]

@king k you and your comment is example of misguidance, misinformed, and no knowledge due to lack of education. I feel sorry for you.

[@sandeepking33]

🤣🤣super maga

[@sagarmoyjana6837]

@Z L Marathas destroyed a lot of temples. Killed a lot of Hindus who didn't obey there rules. But they also protected a lot of people from Mughals and Britishers. Marathas built a lot of temples, Forts and architectural beauties too. There are always two sides of every historical stories.

[@shosad100]

Great Hoysala King Vishnuvardhna and his Queen Shantala built this temple its in my state Karnataka ..I am proudly belongs here

[@chanpsy]

Indi Rossi, thanks for supporting Praveen. There are more fascinating information which praveen has dug and explained. Please continue to do more of this. Atleast with your help lets spread these amazing ancient techniques, technologies etc

[@IndiRossi]

I am a huge fan of Praveen Mohan. So I will do my part to support him!

[@thephoenix7435]

It's obviously a huge mystery how measurements were done soooo precisely in the ancient times. From the largest pyramids to the incredibly small details upto a millimeter in these temples, these stuffs will always be a reason for the archeologists to dig deep and spend their entire life just to answer the question "HOW"..😌 ANYWAYS, LOVED YOUR VIDEO AS ALWAYS...😍❤

[@prakarmurthy5727]

I am from that place hassan district from Karnataka state. Proud to have been amongst one of the localities of that great region. Infact if you watch any temple created by any Kannada kings it's always great and filled with architectural marvels. Let it be shatavahanas, kadambs, chalukya, rashtrakootas, hoysalas, gangas, Yadavas etc.. they are mesmerizing. They built temples till gujrat at the peak of their regime.

[@lauukikmhatre4993]

We are so used to see such beautiful carving in ancient temples that we never thought of how did they manage to do this like centuries ago. And after seeing this video I'm stunned and proud of it. One more thing, they must have documented it, but was it destroyed by mughals? Or by them purposely? To avoid any Singn of Aliens help ?? Many such questions pops up.

[@IndiRossi]

Yes, you are right

[@thedescanteer]

Stop with this alien technology crap, will you? Its all humans. Study your own prehistoric civilization and its ancient knowledge traditions (both oral and scriptural) and its deep-culture, and you'd know where all this comes from. Our intangible knowledge-systems are far more profound than the ones that have left physical evidence behind. Just look at the shaastras, the agamas. Look at Ayurveda, look at our classical music for instance. It all comes from the same place.

[@explore-india9787]

How can Aliens help them? It's just a myth. Ancient Indian people were very talented and intelligent and patient and mastered skills in every sphere of life- that's the real thing. Proud to be an Indian. Jai HIND! JAI BHARAT! VANDE Mataram!!!!!

[@austin426512]

This is from grace of our devi and devatas that ancient Hindus possessed this knowledge and not from aliens

[@thedescanteer]

@@austin426512 you need to explain to them who or what our devis and devatas are as per our oral and scriptural tradition. Otherwise these mlecchas already float theories about them being other-worldly aliens. The alien god is a well-established pop-culture trope in the post-Abrahamic post-industrial atheist west (especially America) created via mass-media largely after WW-II.

[@sahilkoparkar7278]

India is full of mystery indi 🤩🤩🤩

[@davrod1000]

I have been subscribed to Proveen for a LONG time and wish I could go to India and see this stuff for myself. He is GREAT.

[@ivanrojosky4929]

I'm super excited about these details... Thanks for the video

[@illuminati1984]

4years ago I visited the temple and it was amazing...there u could find sculptures of women wearing heals and lot more astonishing sculptures and the precision and detailing was amazing

[@agdanzr]

oh i understand! i get so excited and obsessed with this stuff and especially with Praveen and his wealth of information! that's all i do

[@Morganahoornweg]

I absolutely agree with you, my mom had been talking about this all her life. I also have been seeing these videos in amazement. One of the reasons I started studying Sanskritam and the Vedic literature of India. Thanks for sharing band your amazing enthusiasm 🙏

[@jdhfjs5369]

A temple is such a special place where all living is respected...when we have food in a temple...the small food particle that falls..doesnt go for waste...as even ants get their share and also clean the ground...its the simplicity you feel while sitting down and humbly eating with your hands with everyone else whole heartedly that makes it so special...

[@AshokVaradharajanKumar]

I was at this very temple a couple of years back, and I was in awe. The precision and smoothness of those pillars are just mind boggling.

[@tilakdp]

My grandfather used to tell me about the setup they used to carve such temple pillars. He said that horses were made to run in large circles then they would use some kind of gear system or mechanism to create high speed belts that would carve the pillars. The pillars would stand still while the abrasive belt rotated around. I am from this region of India. The temple of hoysaleshwara is about 30 mins from my home..

[@trivimudbodh]

No indi you are not alone Indi. I have been following Praveen since he started his channel And his work is always exciting that bewilders human brain.

[@Francsgraphy]

Hi INDI, I was just watching your conversation with Praveen mohan and sudden u video popup'd. What a coincidence you were reacting to his video itself 😀😀😀. I'm really addicted to Praveen mohan's videos

[@prashantchopda9407]

Really appreciate your work in regard of Indian fascinating facts. Many of the things are new to us also. Thanks. Really appreciate. LOT OF LOVE FROM INDIA.

[@purushothamgc4664]

Indi I am frm Bangalore n it’s capital of karanataka 💕love to be kannadiga 😃😃

[@theshadowcond]

I was so excited see you all excited watching the video.. You should one day visit all these temples that you have reacted to indi..

[@ananthanagara9141]

Hoysaleswara temple is at Belur, Karnataka. The stone used here is called soap stone. It has the property of getting hardened with age. Hence when they were carved, they were relatively softer. This could be a reason for such fine carvings. As per the local guides, the stones were procured from Turuvekere about 100 kms away from the temple site.

[@la_gayuminati]

I truly believe wot he proves and wot he shows... We should support his channel and let everyone know about ancient technologies like these..... I love your hardwork Praveen Mohan I am your fan....keep it up...🖤

[@utsavprasad4882]

I never skip ad for you.❤️..keep shining.

[@IndiRossi]

Aww. I appreciate that

[@mhvr8508]

At first when I discovered praveens channel I am blown away to too. He is a gem

[@aswintr7627]

Have you heard about "Josh Gates - Expedition Unknown". There is an episode in which he try to find out India's one of the ancient and mythical place called "Dwaraka". Its so cool right😍

[@harshbawane6675]

I had watched that episode

[@light3551]

Yeah, it is.

[@alasdairackley3785]

he found anchor

[@chetanbk850]

Yep, I watched that episode, it was so cooool

[@krishnaannapragada7259]

I had visited this place multiple times and the sculptures are stunning. Stunning is an understatement, i can't put in words how fantastic they are. I am a mechanical engineer and I can't think of any way to get those pillars in those shapes without using a lathe, however I can't imagine using lathe on these stones and rocks either. Fantastic place you should visit this place...

[@satyarai2190]

😊I think you're soo excited for more historical information. That's a journey for India. You doing GOOD KEEP GROW. 🙏🏻JAI SHRI RAM

[@scorpio4738]

India is not a tourisim place.. it is actually an explorers paradise.. trip to india is a must for every person living on this planet

[@byravanviswanathan6460]

Another of Praveen Mohan's discoveries in ancient India. Thanks Praveen and Indi. I am sharing your videos far and wide.

[@abhishekyadav2717]

Just like you Indi i am too excited and fascinated by the thoughts of how ancient people have been doing things which we cant understand at all today and we dont have an explanation for all these ancient things, its sooooo interesting ❤️

[@sureshkumarbhoopalashanmug542]

Good job indi.... one day u will take pride n praise for this ...god bless u

[@modernnorseman3615]

I've been studying conspiracies and mysteries for a really long time and this guy has some solid points. I basically live for this stuff

[@mmjpune]

Truly this is the coolest thing that I have seen...👍👍

[@avs6362]

Love you Indi... may you live long and prosper 🖖🏻

[@ashimpaul9929]

Thanks for sharing. Love your videos 😊😁😄😉

[@2apocalypsex]

Don't worry Indi you are definitely not alone when it comes to mysteries such as these. I myself live for this sort of thing and I love discussing it with my family

[@sd9999]

Videos of Mohan are greatly informative and I am great fan of his videos. I visited this temple over 30 years back and also Belur and Shravanbelgola. They perhaps used soap stone which is soft when mined. It may allow such fine polish possibly using long abbressive cloth and many people can go around in circular motion to create lathe effect. This stone then hardens rock solid. Such fine polishing is not seen on real hard rocks.

[@seanslen]

Love this info! We clearly don't understand ancient technology!

[@arjuns2357]

I am very thankful to you because you are helping the world to know marvelous things about my my motherland. Proud to be Indian

[@rohtashkhatri2801]

I never miss any video of Praveen Mohan 👍 great job I'm his fan

[@PranganD]

Indi Rosi... I really appreciate you and thanks to you for bringing Praveen Mohan's video in your channel.. The way you have shown interest and amazed with the Indian architecture is really appreciated... Praveen is one of the Best Researchers in this world who is trying so hard to find out the unanswerable treasures of India and World... Support Praveen Mohan.. And Love your videos a lot too ❤️❤️

[@alfZbarkada]

Good genuine reaction. I can tell you’re really intricate thinker like many others who support Praveen’s work.

[@nisha8298]

I've been to this temple. And I never, never knew! To me, looking back, it was just an old temple. Thank you! You're the only KZbinr I've seen reacting to these interesting marvels...and thank you for introducing me to Praveen. Fascinating watch. Next time I walk into an ancient place, I'll keep in mind that there's more to it than meets the eye.🧐 By the by, I think pine trees came to India after the Brits, or perhaps it's only in colder parts of India, that you see pines. Even so, various lines 900 yes ago? Seems unlikely.

[@DamithaNadeeshaWanniarachchi]

@3:40 : there was a separate program on History TV about this temple. According to that program those rock pillars are made of a mineral that turns soft when its soaked in water and hardens back into solid rock. So they basically turned a cylindrical rock at high speed and used a chissel to carve away the unwanted parts. While half submerged in water

[@sumanthkris777]

you have done your homework.. good job!

[@ashwanibhat7025]

The more you know about India more you love it...

[@balukrishna5827]

Ur always welcome indi, this temple is in our state of Karnataka. For ur information there r lots n lots of such mysterious temple's throughout South India Tamilnadu,Kerala, Andrapradesh ur welcome to our land indi

[@iamthe8055]

I've visited the temple few times!! But have not observed these!! Just amazing!!

[@gokulnath610]

Hey indi, hope u doing good and staying safe. Love ur videos.Cheers!

[@tussharagstya1437]

The fun part about your videos is you're not just reacting to a video because you want views. You actually are curious about them. God bless! 🇮🇳🙏❤️

[@crazefrenz]

I am as nerdy about praveen's stuff as you. And I like your reactions to actual Indian history, and culture more.

[@Noneitis167]

I am gonna follow u.. from today.. ur reaction amazing

[@MicManister]

Indi excitement is an understmt about Praveens videos. I think about this stuff in my daily life, sometimes in my dreams. Love it!

[@nikhiljoshi5774]

Those pillars resemble sound wave too.

[@anilbheemchannel]

I love his vids and now I love looking at you react

[@nirupam631]

I love praveen’s videos it inches me to visit ancient temples. I am little frail to travel there now.

[@vishalbakshi2816]

Loved your assessment.. Jai hind Subscribed ✌

[@m2chaitu]

You are helping us(Indians) to know more ancient Indian technology by reacting

[@SatisfyGameplay.]

Nice reaction 👍😊

[@Mr_innocent3625]

I already watched all his videos but I'm seeing again to see ur reaction 😉😉

[@dipakpatel5717]

Good going Indi ....

[@rajuraj-jk5xw]

Hi.. Namaskara indi...🙏 I saw this temple as it's located in our state... it's really mind blowing architecture and beauty... It was built by king vishnuvardhana of Hoysala empire(Kannada empire) there are millions of micro carving inside and outside the temple which is even difficult to do using our existing technology... it's really a beautiful temple... Am welcoming you our state Karnataka to see this exciting temple...indi..😊

[@kainraz00]

Ancient civilizations and lost technologies are a fascinating topic. I've been into that for a very very long time.

[@armansachdev5818]

Ancient people are very creative they have amazing architechry you upload video daily you are ambitious person indi

[@tribeprime7380]

I did visited lot of temple but didn't knew about the hidden secrets of technology thanks for Praveen Mohan 🙏🙏and huge thanks info for creating such informative video Indi🙏🙏

[@heavyatheart]

It actually looks like some of these modern tools were inspired from ancient carvings from 🇮🇳

[@Matriarchy_Feminism]

Great video

[@srinineo]

Hi Rossi i have been excited and visited this temple since I was a kid during school excursion ..and happen to visit it recently too ..I still feel the same like a school kid I was 30yrs ago and this Belur temple never seems to stop amazing me ..there are other two temples called halebidu and hosahollalu temple ...hosahollalu still have many of its sculptures in intact and protected by islamic invasion ..

[@vbn2763]

Welcome to Karnataka .. to see these wonders!

[@wilsonsilasdavid2362]

Welcome to India and Indians...

[@graceperl]

Indi, There was electricity used in ancient days. Praveen has a video made on ancient times electricity too. The temple is in my state - Karnataka.

[@IndiRossi]

*Searching...*

[@karenqueen4706]

I feel the same way you do about the subject, and the person. Quite curiously intelligent designs of the Ancient Builders, but then most people forget about floods and other natural disasters which occurred during then. 2thumbs up .

[@josuec71]

Your face reactions are what I make every time I watch he’s videos!!

[@cniteshrao2909]

yeah... i have been following him since i saw the significance.

[@rajeshuniyal1140]

When I see your reaction on these videos, I can pretty much relate to that. Because my thinking is completely changed after watching Ancient aliens & praveens videos.

[@shishirkumarsky]

I saw your interview 😊

[@bholenath1421]

I also Got Goosebumps while Watching Parveen's video ☺️

[@shivanbarran9579]

Me 2 amazed with that work

[@binitsonowal11]

*_Superb Reaction!!_* 😊😊

[@IndiRossi]

😄

[@vissalmathew]

Have enjoyed all Praveen Mohan ancient architecture. Reiterates that India was exposed to some amazing technology. What baffles me is how did a civilisation so advanced get to a point where we were subjugated by so many foreign races and civilisations.

[@tarunsingh5085]

Even i didn't know about this secret of temples...hmmm Very informative .thanks indi 🙏

[@mrscintech6809]

Hi Rossi😍, Lot of hidden things that temple has, I recommended you to watch Golgumbaj video it has miracle sound technology.

[@IndiRossi]

Thanks for the tip!

[@smitasharma6072]

There are tons of pine trees in Kashmir and the northern Himalayan regions ........especially small cities built on mountains , called hill stations . Karnataka is way down south though...... so they might not have seen the pine trees prevalent in the icy cold high altitude regions !

[@TheBatman_101]

Just imagine, if that Pilar is that big, imagine how big those machines would have been, I'm blown...

[@ashsundar2473]

.the oldies used to tell us about these places and thing and I used to think they were going exaggerating but then I saw Mohans channel a while back. I'm so glad you found this and did your reaction Vid. Your awesome and not the only one excited about this stuff. Incidentally there is a huge iron pillar you might want to check out. It's over a thousand years old and it hasn't rusted even though it has stood up for outside all these years. Go figure ay

[@abhiramikumar2678]

Amazing video

[@quicksilver462]

I have personally used lathes to machine materials from plastics to metals, once you do this, the experience you gain lets you easily recognise the "machine marks" that are left behind by various cutting heads/tools. I cant say for the reason the makers of the stone pillars would leave those marks on the stone pillars, other than that they are in fact "machine marks" from being turned in a lathe far more advanced than anything we have to this day. Machine marks of all types appear in ancient stone works all over the world.

[@madhumaddy9818]

Yes u must go you should Its a treat to eyes and our ancestors are highly braves .come and see make video of that .its nearly 140 kms from my house