Model of Kailasa Temple Found? Pancha Rathas at Mahabalipuram

[@RealPraveenMohan]

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[@indialover83]

Phenomenal Travel Videos Bro Praveen, the kailasa temple at Ellora belongs to the late 5th century chalukyas whilst the pancharata temple of mahabalipuram dates to 7th century ad pallava. So ellora predates pallavas and gangas of belagola by centuries...

[@indialover83]

Phenomenal Travel Videos Bro Praveen, the only link between the two places is the badami chalukyas

[@indialover83]

Phenomenal Travel Videos Bro Praveen, pallavas and chalukyas were mortal enemies as highlighted by the battle of vatapi in 642 ad. The workmen were free to work on both sides of the borders though. Legends from those days show that talent was welcome throughout India. Harsa, pulekeshi and nrisimha were all contemporaries and connoisseur of all arts.

[@geniekaankpitaratalk7583]

Phenomenal Travel Videos Sir please do some research on similaritys inbetween all existing languages on earth with Sanskrit. I found alot that's why I telling you sir.

[@gayatripillai30]

Archeologists estimate that Kailasa temple was built after Pancha Rathas, its even in Wikipedia. Praveen is implying that both temples were built much earlier, by same builders.

[@waerwaters6318]

man... no country has a history like India. I love it!

[@aswaghoshanilkumar8164]

But all of this history are not teached at our school

[@clarashoe9504]

First organized religion, first with everything.

[@aswaghoshanilkumar8164]

@@clarashoe9504 india was the richest country from 1 to 17th century you foriegner made contition worse

[@ΧΞΣ-ρ5ε]

You say that by ignorance because in truth you do not know the history of other countries.

[@shivanandaji]

Info Mania You say that, but I looked up just how much aid the US has given India. It is $90 million just this year. Your own people stuff their pockets and leave poor India to struggle. It is BS!

[@StanJan]

i love your videos. always thought provoking . I am a general contractor. 40+ years.i have built foot ball stadiums, Coast Guard Stations, Nuclear Power generation centers, convention centers...and all manner of buildings in New York City, Boston, Miami.... But i must tell you. This. This is NOT possible. The Planning alone, surpasses our ability today. This is a master work. Yes, Kailasa is even more than this ! But this alone is not possible. Yet... there it is.. I showed this to my engineering department. Everyone says the same thing. It is there, we see it, but it is not possible. AND we are only discussing the planning and drawings that would be necessary to "do " this......... This, was designed and built by the Gods. Period. Keep in mind, from a layman perspective, the question of how did they do this, is important. It is not. From our perspective, it is who and how did they do the planning ??? Who could make the documents that tell the constructors what to do ? This is not the first time "these" persons did this. This, is a master works. Thank you for all you do , Stan

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi StanJan, thank you very much for your wonderful comment and for watching this video. I appreciate it. Have a great weekend.

[@msingh2122]

Thx for comment.. AUM

[@19683]

Angkor Wat or the pyramids are similarly huge in scale, as a civil engineer all I can conjecture that there were techniques that have been lost to us

[@akashmenonc]

StanJan1958 Sir, there are several books describing the ancient Shilpa Sastra Techniques. As you are a contractor with lots of experience and also interested in old architecture, please make a research team. I am a Mechanical Engineering Graduate and doing my own research part time regarding these topics while doing job.

[@vickyvinay23]

StanJan1958 locals say that these five structures were built for the brothers. The one with the elephant is for Balaram, and you can even see side resting (like bosters on diwan) in one of the structures.

[@sherlockjunior8612]

So many reasons to make me feel proud about my country! Thank you Praveen...

[@aek12]

watch yuri bezmenov

[@anthonybrown1249]

Really enjoy these videos, India's ancient structures are the most amazing in the world. Very fascinating buildings. Most intricate.

[@milindgaikwad3498]

We need spread awareness about our legacy. Many people don't know about the complexity and technology of ancient temples like Kailasa and Angkor Wat.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi, Thank you for watching this video. Please do share it with others. Have a great weekend!

[@lifearoundwesternghats]

Milind Gaikwad yes

[@notavailable708]

No need then they will come to destroy them. This is best to keep everything safe

[@alphaharsh2699]

Angkorwat is Buddist vihara belongs to deity Lord Avlokiteshwara . He is not imaginary Vishnu ok. Dont steal our viharas . Please be human !

[@tanih_bhat]

@@alphaharsh2699 Lol 🖕🤣🤣🤣🤣 ankor wat was vishnu temple than converted to buddhist lol 🤏🏻

[@umbrellacorporation5723]

I mean, mind boggling architecture. Ancient india really, uncompareable technology. I can't even imagine this things in dreams and they made it.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi, Thank you for watching this video and for your kind words. Please do share it with others. Have a great weekend!

[@arjunmohanappu9902]

Scion of Ikshvaku , India there are 1500 Rock cut temples and caves it's all hidden because Britishers and Americans hiding our history

[@thedarkmoon2341]

" I can't even imagine this things in dreams and they made it." Beginning to think that the Gods did dream them up and constructed them using the power of their minds. Through meditation and perhaps help from some Soma maybe it is possible for us all to become like the Gods and perform such feats.

[@mcmn3000]

Amazing and id love to travel to India and live it by my self... great culture. Greetings from Chile!!

[@RAIRADIO]

That India is in ruins. We live in a post apocalyptic India where we cant even make a road properly.

[@peterperryb]

If anyone believes for a minute that this was done by humans with hand tools then I'm sorry you're crazy. We couldn't do that now with modern tools. These structures are by far greater than the pyramids. We need a full documentary done on these structures with scientist of all trades. And by the way one would have to ask, where's all the debris from this that would have had to been discarded? The work involved in building these just boggles the mind. Another great job on your investigations.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Peter, Thank you so much for watching this video and for your wonderful comment. Have a great day!

[@krantikoganti8608]

Peter Bell I understand your question about using simple tools and building megastructures? What if tools were destroyed by invader S so that it will be hard to build more temples... For example take granite cube, ancients used to break it following way: 1. Get square blocks around the granite and put rectangular wood structure in it and the wood swells around the rock and breaks it. Now by stating the above I might not be stating it properly. There are many such techniques ancients used to build these structures...

[@Dhonikohli33]

@@krantikoganti8608 ancient structures technique is mentioned in vasstu shastra a Sanskrit Indian ancient text , few info's are available still , but most of them are lost And. it is mentioned that ellora was built by device called bhaumastra which is mentioned in Sanskrit texts

[@AnkitTiwari-wy5pf]

But still India is known for fuckin TAJMAHAL Its a shame that indian govt. Is hiding the truth from India about its reality

[@swift14727]

Peter Bell...absolutely, me too believe that these structures were not built by humans and very interesting question you raised about the debris, these were built by someone with very advanced knowledge but we don't know who they were and how they built these wonderful structures.

[@accordingtohonda4308]

No TV, phones, Internet? Humans are super productive without all these silly distractions.

[@krantikoganti8608]

According To Honda Agreed 100%

[@lolvivo8783]

According To Honda yes everything to eat, sleep, sex and defend like an animal. Sad. Spiritual enquiry is what Vedas distinguish animals from man. Besides all the sciences or "shastras" covered all types and grades of application. Example : Vastushastra principles used for this temple make it high grade structure withstanding thousands of years. Temporary structures are also described. Similar for Shilpa and other shastras.

[@d.aardent9382]

yes, the arts,music and crafting was what people did when they had spare time from working and chores of life. These days people just look at other people doing arts and crafts and music on their phones and TV. lol

[@Bansaliens]

They had internet too

[@shashankgowda5782]

🕉 Ancient India was not separated but it was connected with a very strong bond that is our religion 'SANATANA DHARMA' or Hinduism this is what connected whole of the Indian subcontinent..🕉

[@rvk4b3]

Shashank Gowda Hinduism was not even a name known to them then... Outsiders simply named it and we people are still using it, first of all we should stop using that name... In my opinion

[@aeviwright7846]

Don't end up like my people my great grandparents were beaten in school for speaking Algonquin or talking about native traditions. Many others had the same experience and as a result the language is all but dead with a handful of elders and even fewer children retaining the knowledge. Our tales say the land was great and prospered under the grand chief but the elders saw visions of fire from the sky and led their people into the earth. When the fires came they brought torrents of water that destroyed the homes and temples of our land so when they emerged they became dedicated to nature and preserving the balance of life after witnessing such a massive disaster. ( it claims they spent the lives of 8 chiefs within the earth and they emerged into a completely changed landscape.)

[@shashankgowda5782]

Raghu Vamshi Krishna and Arjun thanks for correcting me.. appreciate it man

[@19683]

Raghu Vamsi Krishna Unfortunately a misconception - read “Hindutva” by Savarkar for a rebuttal to your assertion

[@veegee3388]

If the Tajmahal, the great wall of China etc can be added to the 'Seven Wonders' cant these architectures be added? I'm amazed at the ancient technology. Thank you for you for the wonderful videos with a lot of information! Keep up the great work please.

[@mahendrawankhade3533]

If these are added there will be 2 million wonders beacuse there are 2 million temples We arent greedy of that we are finding how its even possible and how it can change humanity

[@yvenkateswarareddy9360]

Definitely these should be added as wonders of world

[@gourishankarsharma2903]

what ? what is there in tan mahal to be a wonder. May be great wall of china is a wonder but taj mahal seriously a huge no. Why not the temples of south india that were built some 4000 years ago with accurate geometry.?

[@winvsdroid]

If zee news collaborated with you and spread your knowledge in Hindi,it would have been great

[@ramamanibalaji6343]

You should say, "in all Indian languages". You are just like Muslims. Muslims want(ed) to destroy all other religions. Similarly, you want to destroy all other languages (other than English and your Hindi). मैं भी हिंदी जानता हूँ, भैया !

[@winvsdroid]

hi,i generally watch hindi.so i commented about hindi.but my saying that it should be in hindi doesnt mean that i support only hindi.also my own mother tongue is not hindi.and yes i agree.it should be in all indian languages so that it can have maximum reach.i think zee also has other regional languages channels

[@AbhishekKumar-td7mr]

@@winvsdroid bhai I understand your thoughts . for me Each and every Indian Language is our don't Fight please ..

[@atks7825]

Right .Z must come forward.

[@fernandomoreira2925]

To me this is much oder than 1500 years.It is more than 10000 years.Just like the great piramyd of gize(which is not a tumb) and the esfinx.

[@crombajaa]

Yes!! If you are interested do check Graham Hancock reserch documentary .They discovered proof of a submerged city near mahabalipuram(this place)which is dated to be more than 9000 years!They are just baffled!! And the government just want to let it go

[@Kas12322]

I am a Sri Lankan. Praveen, i must say that i agree with you 100% with your theory . Both Kylasha and this place are breathtaking , immense and unbelievable . And they both have the same architecture . Most likely this was a prototype made by the architect to present to the King / the ruler of India at that time . However , it is still unthinkable to our mind and the technology . Keep up the good work. Love from Sri Lanka 💕

[@sathish9757]

hi Praveen......I'm sure u will get the Best KZbinrs Award winner.

[@my.luminaire]

Oh my! I did not realise this! What kind of sick technology made this... Nano rock eating robots? Some kind of inverse 3D printing or maybe 3D printing of molten rock...

[@my.luminaire]

You don't speak english wery well do you? :) I ment it in a positive way. :)

[@Iamlatha]

Next time use a spellcheck. 2 mistakes.

[@aeviwright7846]

Iron has a very fast decay rate thanks to rusting, The only preserved examples of Iron we have in the past is a singular dagger owned by a pharaoh and made from meteorite. The next is a Sword found in a underwater temple that was so well sealed and chemically resistant that the blade was still sharp enough to cut a person handling it. Now look at the Titanic parts of it have calcified into stone while large sections have been eaten away. We have no reliable way to date the first use of Iron tools as the quality would have resulted in rapid decay and would leave no evidence besides handles which are either re-used or burned usually. I work Iron to make money and we were always taught to re-shape broken Iron and keep a tool functioning longer than it's owner. Archaeologists don't care to look into the trade skills we still use thinking we are somehow more advanced now when most of our known information comes from a handful of paid sources.

[@karthickeayan]

Gary: it was never made public by the invaders.. not by the origins

[@vijitkothari6502]

Yeah, it happens with Indians. They don't understand English well and then start quarreling for wrong reasons.

[@lyndaharris6156]

What a magnificent temple.

[@deepaks.m.6709]

Do you believe that it is a temple?

[@lyndaharris6156]

Deepak S.m. it is ornate enough to be perceived as a temple perhaps a library or hall of records if only we could go back in time

[@robertbob5683]

I am so amassed by your videos and especially the up close videos of the stuff you are talking about. I would love to see some of this in person.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Robert, Thank you very much for your kind words. Please do visit these places, it would be interesting. Have a great weekend!

[@mattd5681]

Im late. But you are AWESOME, Bro! India has all the answers! Cheers, from USA! 🍻

[@VaRuN.87]

Are you a alien #Praveen ? You are really a genius....

[@rogerallagan2146]

Varun K lol...bro,I've had the same doubt.

[@AshwienR]

We used to be an Alien. Alien just colonize the earth before the human hahaha

[@rogerallagan2146]

Ashwien Ramlagan - You are really impressive bro..keep up the amazing research and discoveries..! Just one request..I've always wondered if the 80 tonnes pinnacle of Brihadeshwar Temple taken from Allora temple stones carving.!

[@4ray]

He’s just not giving credit to other archeologists who did the original research.

[@Ragesh.Szr86]

Red boran....

[@KuroiHato69]

Excellent observations. I truly believe that they are tied to each other. I don't think that modern archaeologist give proper credit that people could have interacted with each other despite long distances. In a way trying to make it as if the people were so isolated and lacked the intelligence of people today. It makes many feel that we live in a more superior society, when I truly believe that people had techniques and knowledge that were very advanced for the time. Great video! I look forward to more. Your vids are some of the most fascinating ones on KZbin.

[@ElveeKaye]

The people who made these structures were so good at it that they could easily make a prototype and then do a full-scale version as if it were no big deal! No wonder scientists are baffled.

[@Mritalicsmine]

But they wouldn't be baffled if they opened their brains. 50 years from now enlightened Archeologists will laugh at the silly things we were told.

[@gloupot2140]

Completement ok . Le perou , l'egypte , l'inde , bcp trop de points communs de fabrication et surtout la perfection a chaque fois , pas un coup de burin en trop sur les hauts reliefs, des niveaux de planéité ubuesques pour ces époques qui relèvent de machine outil. Une façon de s'affranchir des poids astronomiques des blocs de pierre . La capacité d'extraire des millions de tonnes de pierre a même la montagne avec des outils dont la dureté est bien trop insuffisante . Tailler le granite avec une facilité déconcertante , une roche aussi dure que l'acier . Et paradoxalement au delà de la matière , c'est l'humain qui est au centre de toutes ces réalisations, partout dans le monde .

[@artrock100]

No Kuroi, not modern archaeologists, but modern historians fail to give proper credit as they do not rely on scientific data that much.

[@yeshajariwala]

Old is Gold. Many questions are unanswered by modern man. Praveen Mohan is trying to analyses scientifically. Salute to P.M

[@samyabratadas7682]

#ancient india never fails to #amaze...!!!

[@ramakumar3232]

Great works. Hats off !!!! Both structures made in 7th - 8th centuries. Both places come under one kingdom Rastrakuta dynasty which covers areas of present day Madhyapradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, telangana, Andhra, upto norther tamilnadu.

[@ajaykumar-sz9rj]

Mahabhalipuram structure was built by pallava kings not rastrakuta kings because kanchipuram was the capital of pallavas which is just 60km away and even kailasa temple was built by pallavas.

[@ramakumar3232]

ajay kumar Thanks. I agree.

[@ramachandrar1]

at height of rashtrakuta much of the pallavas was under their influence.

[@vijayalakshmisrinivasan9131]

@@ramachandrar1 true

[@prakashnandreddy3952]

the great Indian

[@BobyKumar-gs3lm]

India is a historic book n Our Dear Sir Shri Parven Mohan begin to read. Great explanation sir.

[@alaskaboomer6143]

Greetings from Alaska, Thank you for all your wonderful work, We look forward to all you do!

[@sharni888]

This praveen Mohan is one of the greatest guy who ho out there n does all types of researches especially in India n highlight the greatness of bharat to us. Tqsm👍👏👏🙏

[@Fuzzinutt]

Praveen......I love, love your research!! I await anxiously for your informative videos!! Happy new year to you and yours from Australia!! Keep up the awesome work Praveen!! :D

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Happy New year to you too. Thank you so much for watching my videos. I appreciate your support. Have a great weekend!

[@dalthind171075]

Need more locations maps. Like you videos and theories. As an outsider (UK based), it would be interesting to have an interactive map of all the temples you talk about (hyperlinked to your KZbin videos). That way we can appreciate the geographical depth of these places. Keep up the good work.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Dalthind, Thank you for your suggestion. Most of the temples can be easily located in google however I will try to mention the exact location in future if the place is very remote.

[@einseele]

Another excellent work, Thank you! Indeed this and so many other examples of advanced technology remain unexplained all over de world. I continue to follow your reports and I look forward to seeing the next

[@anupamdas1947]

It is really a superhuman task!! Craving a temple out of one part of rocky mountain, is it possible even in these days? We are silly people gaping at 7 wonders of the world. Because these ancient wonders are beyond the reach of human understanding. It is obvious that the Hindu culture has that surviving ability from the time immemorial. And hats-off to @praveenmohan. You're doing a great job, as many of us are not aware of our rich and glorious past.

[@sanatandharmi2118]

Incredible discovery!!! the Congress government has let our ancient marvels decay to ruins for its cheap political agendas. The sources of great national pride and achievement such as these are not parts of academic curriculum, sadly. people thus have long forgotten to treasure and cherish their history and sense of true existence. it is the hard work of people like you that offers a hope for redemption to the future generation. may God give you strength! be blessed!!

[@ramakumar3232]

Good point. India’s education mister from 1947 to 58 , was busy in promoting Mughals and Delhi sultanate. We were never told truth of battle of Talikota of 1565 in academics. We are only told of Mughals battles and monuments.

[@seekwisdom7757]

@@ramakumar3232 the Taj Mahal pales in comparison with the amazing stepwells and structures which lie around nearly forgotten in Gujarat which we saw recently. Let alone the fascinating major temples being examined in these videos. The evil Mughal greedy conquests have been elevated as sublime civilizational achievements when they were obviously destructive, devouring an ancient peaceful highly skilled and wonderful culture.

[@sagar65265]

Please don't bring politics into this, now. Let's just enjoy what we finally have, and move on to the future. Yes? Thank you.

[@dannyatkins813]

Wow! Our history teacher should've told us us of these things in school.

[@sonyac5653]

🐘 Thank you so much, this is pure nutrition to the soul. Can't tell you how right it feels to continually arrive in my true nature via your amazing work. Its fundamental to being in reality. 🐘

[@chetanpandey2309]

सर आप एक बहुत ही अच्छा टॉपिक और बहुत अच्छा काम करें मैं चाहूंगा कि सरकार आप पावर दे कि आप कहीं भी कैसे भी भारत की किस चीजों का रिचार्ज कर सके और आज के इन आधुनिक अंधों की आंखें खोल सके।

[@regaeontop]

Me and my dad have been waiting for a new video. We enjoyed this one ,thanks!!

[@Ramachandra-fd7mv]

Shiva Shiva Shiva Shiva Narayana Brahma Deva sharanu sharanu. adbhuta adbhuta Kailasa temple. Jai our great ancestors.Jai Jai Jai.

[@jeffsnipes8766]

So good man, keep up the format. Its so great the way you just show the evidence and let people be in awe.

[@JBCCT01]

India had to have the most advanced societies, architects and technology that history has known. Absolutely incredible.

[@randyb2358]

Must be absolutely amazing to be able to visit all these locations you have made many of your videos on. Watching them has completely changed my mind on where I would like to visit most. What you have been doing is absolutely astonishing and I try to tell every one I know they need to see your work. Please don't stop it's something I think every one must see

[@eileencassino7320]

I'm flabbergasted! Love & devotion💕

[@bharatbahri]

Great work brother. Keep it up. People need to know👍

[@milkypureblood4490]

👌👌👍👍

[@ninjachin]

Amazing..they must have had extremley advanced technology. The proof is before our eyes. There are no mistakes, not one accidental chip of a statue and then repaired. All the broken parts were done by invading forces. You imaging having hundreds of stone masons wirh chisels and hammers cutting one piece of rock. The romans were great builders yet they had to make their temples and statues block by blok. To me it must have been like a huge plotter machine or cnc machine, put over the site and then began cutting, maybe with pressurized water.

[@91rummy]

Interesting that you mentioned pressurised water. I was thinking that it could be one technique which might have been used to achieve smoothness of carvings

[@lulm8767]

Make a video of your speculations on the Taj Mahal Basement ! ❤️🇮🇳🔥

[@MrSnigleN]

makes alot of sense, since this is how we do it today, we make a smaller model before making the real thing

[@satyamsharma2248]

Was waiting for the video and it came praveen come to indore

[@mayankpj]

I like your passion ! Am always and always inspired by ingenuity of your thought and work! I wish to be as good as you are in my own field of interest, I am very happy that you keep sharing your research on youtube! Thanks so much....

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you very much Mayank. My best wishes for you.

[@ushaupreti3247]

Great Great vedio . I find everything you explain is fully convincing . Keep it up . 👍👍👍👍👍

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi, I am glad that you like this video. Thank you for watching this video and for your kind words. Please do share it with others. Have a great weekend!

[@ushaupreti3247]

Phenomenal Travel Videos my family , friends and students eagerly wait for your vedios. We all r extremely thankful to you for your efforts. Believe it has helped a lot to tell my students how great our ancestors were May Lord Shiva give you every thing . God Bless you . You r a genius.

[@milkypureblood4490]

😊👌👍

[@MrShakthi038]

Praveen, that’s a fantastic finding, great to know this!

[@milkypureblood4490]

😊👌👍

[@mikeriley9915]

How beautiful these places are , you must be very proud to be able to see them whenever you wish. And thanks for your videos.

[@lokranjan2000]

Please do more videos about vimanas

[@choooSweet]

HI PRAVEEN,, I would like to add that pancha rathas standing in mahabalipuram is not the only temple built over there.......it is said there were six temples built in the straight line out of which five temples are submerged in the sea now....my mom use to say that she has seen the kopuras of the fifth temple in the sea when she was young around 70s..this is the last standing one.....research has to be done under the sea to find out like dwaraka or atlantis...it is said that it was built during king pallava period mamallan and later they went to inland kancheepuram due to incoming of sea on land .

[@CB-bg3xy]

Hi ChooSweet - Thanks for letting us know of the other temples and thank ur Mom for sharing :) maybe our ancestors put these temples in a line as a measure to show sea levels rising/ earth tilt - a "time lapse" of some sort or warning meters/levels of different eras . Thanks again !! I will be visiting this site in jan 2019. I hope I can meet Praveen :)

[@Kubotahonda5]

🕉I’m really starting to love Hindu cultures !!! Just Amazing !!

[@MarioBuildreps]

Good work my friend! This gives archaeologists a big headache. Enki built most probably this monument.

[@deepaks.m.6709]

Who is "Enki"?

[@lenalhoest3542]

Mario I like you work 👍🏻

[@suryadas6987]

Deepak S.m. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enki

[@penoge]

The name of Enki (meaning lord of the earth) in the Vedas, Puranas and other old indian scriptures is Varuna, his egyptian name in Nun, the greeks called him Okeanus and the nordic people Oegir.

[@SrivaishnaviRengarajan]

Mario Buildreps Pallavas built Mahabalipuram in 6th century. They are experts in rock cutting architectural. Another good examples are Tondeswaram temple and Koneswaram temple. They are devotees of lord Siva. If the Kailash temple of same architectural pattern then it might be built by Pallavas. Additionally, Maharashtra was part of Chalukya Dynasty during 6th century then ruled by Pulikasi ll. He invaded north part of Pallava Dynasty and then king Mahendraverman got killed but the capital got saved by his son Narashimavarman. He formed an army and marched towards Vatapi then capital of Pulikasi after 13 years, killed him as a revenge and got controlled over the entire Deccan, including the current location of Ellora Caves. Also his army general Paranjothi is a great devotee of Lord Siva he left the kingdom and went to meditation his rest of the life. Since Pallavas are great experts in rock cutting architectural and devotees to lord Siva there was a belief the king built some caves to his Army General as a token of his love. And I believe Ellora caves are them

[@srikanthprakash4748]

Fantastic! Praveen you deserve a Noble price for Archeology.

[@григорайрумян-п2ъ]

это просто чудо! такое точно сделать нельзя имея в распоряжении простые каменные топоры и медные зубила! может нам когда то все таки получится возобновить эти технологии....Спасибо вам большое за видео и за пытливые вопросы!

[@deepaks.m.6709]

Translation needed :)

[@григорайрумян-п2ъ]

his is just a miracle! this can not be done exactly with simple stone axes and copper chisels! can we once all still get to resume these technologies .... Thank you very much for the video and for inquisitive questions!

[@deepaks.m.6709]

Now it looks nice :). By the way what is that language you used early?

[@григорайрумян-п2ъ]

I am Russian))

[@deepaks.m.6709]

Ah, Greetings from Tamil :)

[@darlingragoonath3843]

So beautiful !!! Great work Praveen. Keep up your great work. Subscriber for life. Love from Trinidad

[@duran3d]

Had to admit the Indian stone work was absolutely amazing.

[@Nitinbharatpur]

Fully satisfied with your fact and logic panch rath and kailash temple are same designed

[@KarmakarTridip]

What if the structures were made to show us something May be a scaled down township Or something which is scaled up or down Or the structures want to show something to the futures Might be a message left for the future . Mind boggling Mahabalipuram structures are crazy mysterious ! And so as other structures/ monuments of India

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi Tridip, these ancient sites have plenty of mysteries, we need to decode that to gain the knowledge which those ancient builders intended to tell us. Anyways thank you very much for watching the video. Please share this with your friends and family. Have a great weekend!

[@KarmakarTridip]

Phenomenal Travel Videos Hi Sir! Indeed ! Plenty of things to be known , really need to be decoded. Anyways! Thanks for such decoding amazing videos Hoping more sensible groups/individuals to come up and decode the mysterious monuments! Amazing videos ! Keep up sir !

[@kathleenkilroy9991]

Thank you for showing yet another mind-blowing gorgeous "temple".( I put it in quotes because it seems archeologists call every large stone building & complex a temple.) I truly believe we lost a vast amount of knowledge due to a cataclysmic event. Simple tools could never make these structures. Maybe someday I will be lucky enough to travel & see this in person.

[@suryadas6987]

Oh, wow! This video is so great! Thank you, sir ji! 🙏🕉🙏

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi, Thank you for watching this video and for your kind words. Please do share it with others. Have a great weekend!

[@vardhanpuvvada8731]

Great

[@suryadas6987]

Phenomenal Travel Videos 😃😎👍🕉🙏🔱🏔🔱🙏🕉👍😎😃

[@milkypureblood4490]

😊👌👍👍

[@gollapelliabhilash8194]

Distance between temples doesn't matter,I believe your analysis is true .great to have some unique talented people like you sir.

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Thank you very much Abhilash.

[@willsmith3553]

Brilliant video, love your presentation style

[@milkypureblood4490]

😊👌👍

[@eshwareshu9748]

Bro..........best wishes...........u must be a president to hinduism.........

[@bindumishra4257]

Our ancestors had reverse engineered 3D modelling and printing centuries ago.

[@dipk]

SKUARE what do you mean by reverse engineered?

[@bindumishra4257]

Tech Tonics In 3D printing, first you have to render tge design in a three dimension (which is nowdays easier with computers and simulations) and then stacking/deposit materials sheet by sheet. In this temple's construction, the ancient engineers first rendered 3D design/model first(God knows how) and then removed/took away materials(stones in this case) layer/sheet by layer( Exactly the opposite on modern day 3D printing machines).

[@rishikandwal7086]

Thank you so much sir, it's because of you I am able to see the greatness of our ancient. Thank you so much sir ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@scwottful]

Praveen, your videos blow my mind!

[@milkypureblood4490]

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[@rkgcorp2]

Love seeing your Discoveries Praveenji 1🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@troybrown6012]

Thank you for your time and knowledge.

[@whitalon]

once again, i find myself enjoying your videos to the end and watching another. because of your videos, india is the place i would most like to travel to. thank you for spending the time to make them. I, for one, thoroughly enjoy them.

[@Ashanti71]

Yes, extraterrestrial technology is used!

[@johnathonmullis4234]

Certainly no one would make such beautiful buildings and only have a model planned for its usage. I think that they’re the local governments administration buildings. We’re discussing ancient civilizations that have been around thousands of years so they would want their buildings to last and look good. I’d agree that the same construction company built both and the reason I think they’re separated by 800 miles is that the builder needed suitable building materials. I’ve never been to India but megalithic stones of suitable size and make up can’t be lying around everywhere and probably aren’t that common. The way they cut and scooped out the stone was with a giant lens and the sun. They used solar energy to melt the stone like a laser beam today except slower.

[@rajpillai6093]

Great work and ur efforts are highly appreciated

[@johnmqueripel2367]

I enjoy your videos. It is a shame that more people don't bring to the world these astonishing megalithic structures. I wish there was funding for the worlds best architects and building engineers to fully evaluate these structures and those of Egypt, South America and China and state clearly that these structures can only be the result of a forgotten civilisation that had immense engineering knowledge and technical ability. Certainly the knowledge we do have of cultures as far back as the Sumerians, Pharaonic Egypt etc clearly indicate a very basic (copper tools, stone hammers etc) ability. Yet the structures exist.

[@mysticmadman5961]

I think that is a Vimana. Add a few crystals here and there, energize the structure lift-off and away we go.

[@omkar056]

LOL... lets find the infinity stones first..

[@666prow666]

Hello Mohan! I love the work you are doing! I had a question I know you might be able to answer. After having been countless temples like these in India that are thousands of years old, monolithic and inexplicable, I couldn't help but wonder which of the extraordinary inexplicable temples in India were constructed recently? I'm sure there are temples constructed even a few hundred years back which are impossible to do even today. If you could throw light on some of these temples, it would be amazing! Have a great week!

[@ElvenartistKentrKatty]

How interesting ! Thank you

[@bajajagrandasee3668]

and thank you

[@arjunkumarsingh4087]

Yes ... you are absolutely right

[@aniketparichha7917]

You are making nice documentaries about ancient Indian temples. Please once visit the pataleswar temple at paikapada,Rayagada,Odisha there is a sun dial in the temple and many lingams of octagonally carved. Some carvings are still not identified properly. It is a 7th century temple built by gangabansa and suryabansa emperors.many mysterious of ancint times carvings are also present in the Temple. Please make a documentary video on it.

[@CB-bg3xy]

Praveen Mohan - Many thanks for your invaluable time, effort, energy and resources you are putting into this inquisitive quest of yours and sharing it with all of us. I truly appreciate it. After seeing your videos I am going back to these sites to look at your observations and perspective. As a kid growing up in Bengaluru my friends and I visited a lot of temples in Karnataka by bicycle LOL and we were always in awe about these structures. You are a manifestation of my dream to document and expose these amazing accomplishments that are testaments to the human race of what we can achieve. I hope and pray that you be blessed and stay blessed . Hope to meet you some day.

[@pa.saiprakashparvathaneni5053]

You are doing great job!! Ancient India is Greatest Keep going bro!! Wish you good luck!! 👍

[@milkypureblood4490]

😊👌👍

[@shahad101]

Your analysis are far more backed by the facts than the mainstream archaeologists. Keep sharing the knowledge. Peace to you.

[@BraveHearts43]

You r great sir.. i always eagerly waiting for your videos

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi, Thank you for watching this video and for your kind words. Please do share it with others. Have a great weekend!

[@milkypureblood4490]

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[@profpbsharma3654]

Praveen, you are doing a great service to humanity by arousing interest in the otherwise buried history of science and technology of ancient( pre foreign ruled) India. Your research convinces me that a lot can be discovered in an ancient country like ours in respect of the advanced science and technology that marked the rise of the wonder that India was. But the difficulty is that historians go by what others have written and not by their quest of enquiry. You are raising the right questions and providing possible answers by convincing architectural evidences. I am sure days are not far off when the historical research shall begin to follow the scientific quest for research based on open mind tuned to enquiry supported by concrete evidence. You are winning the hearts of millions around the world. Coming generations shall remember you as a great saviour of historical research. Keep serving the cause of historical research. Vice Chancellor Prof PB Sharma Immediate past President of AIU, Association of Indian Universities.

[@paladinto77]

these structures are amazing. they were built with technology beyond what the history suggests.

[@MP-yp7ls]

Wow superb.

[@ashishash5784]

Sir could you please make a detailed video about taj Mahal hidden secrets and other hidden truths.... About tejo mahalay n stuff... That would be really good

[@prasadgorule8442]

it is already made....check his videos!!

[@mohithreddy80]

you are just amazing!! You are just rasing the standards of ancient INDIA ! Im the guy who dont like history n your videos made me so curious that im so much addicted n eager to know a lot more . Proud of my INDIA n so great of you sir!! hatsoff!!

[@prakashba3925]

Great work Sir...keep going...

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Hi, Thank you for watching this video and for your kind words. Please do share it with others. Have a great weekend!

[@milkypureblood4490]

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[@makita883]

I’m so glad to learn about ancient India from your videos. What an awesome place it must have been back then...

[@campbellspears9979]

I find it impossibly difficult to excavate the massive volume of rock that would have filled the open space, with simple tools?

[@BraveHearts43]

Campbell Spears Tools were simple but techniques were great. You should watch other suggested videos which tells about rock cutting techniques and lathe machine.

[@campbellspears9979]

I must apologize for my Scottish sarcasm, I have watched many of this mans videos, I truly believe that we are not the first incarnation of human on this planet. I agree, whole heartedly, that this was not built with the tools that Main Stream Archeology may try to tell us, don't get me started on the Egyptian Pyramids. Again, my apologies for my crass sarcasm.

[@Dhonikohli33]

@@campbellspears9979 bro it was built by sages who have high level of consciousness and this people built by something advanced which they' created

[@robwright5940]

@@Dhonikohli33 the passion behind all of it.. imagine no cars, no phone, fb, KZbin.. the people and their rocks.

[@karthiksmile9828]

You are a big assert not only for India but also for all over the world my bro..keep going..

[@vijayshinde9857]

Sir u r a genius genius genius

[@milkypureblood4490]

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[@vishnuprasadkambalavenkata702]

Fantastic observation Praveen. I have seen both the places but never thought like you did. Yes I agree that ancient builders are definitely having some sort of advanced technology. Otherwise it's simply not possible to build such monalathic structures.

[@Uthu777]

My Theory: Ancient builder hands are fire proof. Maybe by mantra. So they can easily shape the temple with molten lava.

[@biharnewsline]

You have given me a whole new perspective to look at our ancient temples!! Thank you so much!! Look forward to many more thought provoking videos

[@deepthicdr]

Great job

[@jlnagda]

this is surprising comparision. having visited both sites, did not find striking similarities earlier but now this provokes thougt n memory to link these 2 awe-inspiring structures. the church dominated explorers are not interested nor is our own government interested to highlight such fabulous masterpeices in our country which is sad and hence your work is excellent showcasing of true India. keep going n look forward to more interesting info from you sir