I Learned How The British Took Over India

[@TRisinYouTube]

Actually India was rich before the Mughal Empire as well, the period of the Guptas Empire was literally called as the Golden Age, they contributed around 32 to 35 percent of total world GDP

[@Gamerzer]

And 400 years ago India was not ruled by Mughals It was ruled by Marathas

[@Mr_Shan5]

​@Gamerzerno they weren't the marathas became a challenge for the mughals in the 18th century

[@PratUshh]

BRITISH took India from THE MARATHAS, which he COMPLETELY OVERLOOKED

[@Gamerzer]

@Mr_Shan5 no bro Marathas come in 1674

[@Mr_Shan5]

@Gamerzer I understand your just not going to accept anything that contradicts you

[@yashjoshi3692]

India + British + History Ahh… I can sense the views on this video. It’s going to be trending

[@doki1146]

But it's just 30% of history 🌚

[@necrozmashadowlumina9138]

Yeah mainly because Indian right and left both deeply detest the British Empire albeit for different reasons.

[@NovelsLover-zz]

But it's a great video

[@whYsOserious6987]

White bread 🍞

[@justawalkingapple6661]

Indians gonna comment like crazy I bet

[@minhana00]

Sorry, but Mughals were also invaders, the real indian kings were from maratha empire, Gupta empire, chola empire, pallava, Pandya, and Mourya Empire

[@mohammeduzair7796]

And where do you think Gupta's mourya's etc got there empire from? From divine decree 😂😂

[@Aman_Mondal]

Ah yes here they come the annoying folks who don't want to recognise the good things that Mughals did for this country of ours. Invaders or not they fixed a lot of stuff in our country that previous rulers weren't doing

[@YashasBharadwaj]

So there werent strong local kings ?? We literally had the strongest army even before your so called "peaceful" rulers came to India ​@@mohammeduzair7796

[@shubhamgaming8280]

​@@mohammeduzair7796 Just think before you comment something stupid, you read the above comment and just couldn't handle the truth, just stupid. Now for your question, Guptas, Marathas, Cholas and many more were the emperors who were the natives of the land, they either got the empire from their ancestors generation after generation and also by conquering the other kingdoms. However, this was very different from how the mughals or the british took the empires, they used dirty tricks and betrayal of allies. Like how britishers came to India as traders but eventually took us as their colony, same way mughals were defeated by Indian kings many times but they bribed the military leaders in the army of the kings which caused the mughals to take over India

[@shubhamgaming8280]

​@@mohammeduzair7796Adding to that, When mughals came into power they destroyed the Hindu culture and religion to show their god as supreme and to convert all the people to muslim. They even destroyed Hindu Literature (like the Libraries of Takshila and Nalanda) and also the Hindu Temples which are now being discovered under Masjids in India.

[@ishandadape8198]

Bro don't forget the most important point in part 2 when brtis was leaving India they played their last game i.e divide and rule between 2 casts in the nation and sadly it still working

[@julianshepherd2038]

We did that from the beginning. The castle system was dying out but we were a tiny country and used it so the Indians could be suppressed. Standard behaviour in an empire Tiny number of Brits couldn't have done it without Indians.

[@Shadow-uw3ld]

You're wrong about the cast but religion yes

[@mayurk8697]

@@Shadow-uw3ld Cast was rooted in India by british

[@AbhishekSharma-ig9ev]

Brahmin hu akbar

[@AbhishekSharma-ig9ev]

Oldest rig veda texts were from 15th century, where cast systems was mentioned, don't forget manusmriti, chah-nama and Buddhist genocide by Shankaracharya and pushyamitraa samsamgha, demolition of Nalanda University. Texts from kabirdas, kalidas, Tulsidas which confirms existence and practice of caste system by Brahmins. It was Britishers who found out about existence of Indus valley civilisation, which is India's actual history.

[@Uladhtírghráthóir]

bro is becoming a history youtuber

[@omaragamyy]

It’s definitely fun😅

[@aitorw.guerra551]

​@@omaragamyy Why not make a History Channel

[@Noa_Kosko86]

History youtubers are great he should make more of these

[@Uladhtírghráthóir]

@ yes

[@MrCorruptSteve666]

Exactly.​@@omaragamyy

[@omaragamyy]

Let’s get the vid to 10K likes cuz there is a part two depending on that😁

[@theman8421]

Will this include the glory of the 1st anglo sikh war.

[@supernikunj9107]

Hello omar i want to tell you that India was even rich in the Gupta empire the Maurya empire chola empire marata empire I think you can made video on richest countries in each century

[@YAKUi56772]

DONT GLORIFY MUGHALS, THEY ARE ALSO INVADERS

[@cutepenguins7138]

@omaragamyy Thank you for the efforts. Big fan of your channel. But I just wanted to clarify that it wan NOT the mughal empire when india was called the golden bird. When Bharat was under mughal rule (before btitish) its gdp had already declined to the worst and also there was so much social discrimination going on against the hindus. They already drained and looted our wealth and so much of our temples were destroyed and nalanda library (that contained books with precious knowledge) was burnt down. Mughals were just invaders. Who themself contributed to the downfall of both- economy and social knowledge. There is a reason why India has been the most invaded country since past.

[@Mr.MiscellaneousYouTuber]

Omar you forgot to mention that those mughals destroyed many times which were very sacred to Hindus. You are just trying to cover up mughals as righteous rulers. FYI the Indian civilization was far more ancient than Egyptian civilisation, not to forget the fact that it's a shame to Egyptians who were not able to protect their religion or civilization from Islamic invasion, but India never lost their religion to mughals or British like native Australians, newzealander, Americans or Canadians. They survived the change and resisted invasion against religion. This alone can prove the efficiency of Indians.

[@animeperman8187]

India was called golden bird under mauryan empire and gupta empire. India was rich before mughal

[@Terifix]

Yes but during mughal it was far more rich the subcontinent was always rich

[@Chess_and_Universe_Astronomy]

​@Terifixactually, no

[@Terifix]

@Chess_and_Universe_Astronomy actually yes

[@Horopter]

@Terifix Nice joke! BEFORE the Islamic Golden Age, there was a Dhaarmic Golden Age. People were building stuff (until the caliphate decided to bomb stuff). Everyone here was avoiding full fledged wars because the history of Kurukshetra was well known. This caused internal disturbances which Ghori and Ghaznavi took advantage of. They couldn't even keep up with Gurjar Pratiharas for centuries. Check the dates on first attack and then the first success. Oh and BTW, even Alexander himself retreated from the banks of Indus.

[@Terifix]

@@Horopter Uhm yes Ghori and Ghaznavid werent good people I agree. But that dosent mean u blame muslims. The first Muslim attack in the subcontinent was from Muhammad Bin Qasim as the governer of Sindh at the time refused to return the kidnapped women that were on trading boats that were trading with India. So a 16 year old Muhammad bin Qasim fought with the governer of Sindh and annexed Sindh. Later other Muslim rulers came but after Ghori and Ghaznavid which were mainly in Afghanistan areas btw came other muslim rulers that prospered india.

[@UjwalRam]

Mughal Empire wasn’t what’s around when British came Its Hindavi Swarajya, which means "self-rule of Hindus" - Shivaji Maharaj defeated Muslim rulers and established Hindu Rashtra India's GDP was estimated at 25.1% of the world economy in the 16th century, and 24.3% in 1600 AD. However, colonial rule transformed India into an exporter of raw materials and importer of finished goods, and the country's GDP declined to 3% by 1950 Our textbooks distorted all this so much that we are relearning everything. Since you just started explaining things in simple terms, may be this will help. Thanks for simplifying and explaining these complicated and distorted subjects

[@Aman_Mondal]

Sure Bro continue the cope.

[@YashNigade-iq4go]

@@Aman_Mondal so what according to you is the reality, whatever @ujwal ram said i agree with him/her.

[@NoobGamer-ki9pz]

​@@Aman_Mondalisn't it just truth, British started gaining territories and their major play during Marathas

[@YashNigade-iq4go]

@@NoobGamer-ki9pz no it is not true British only started gaining control once the Marathas split and were weak. British tried to invade India from way before but Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj and his son Chattrapati Sambhaji Maharaj stopped them and Marathas were at their peak only after Marathas started declining they lost to British but even in their decline they fought 3 wars with British in which 2 of them won and only in 3rd war did the British win.

[@NoobGamer-ki9pz]

@@YashNigade-iq4go isn't it same then, Brits took control of India during Maratha rule.

[@Nishugram]

I really appreciate how this creator is spreading useful information that the world has neglected for such a long time. It’s genuinely relieving.

[@sonisingh5296]

Useful? google is more useful then this video,that's just how many things are wrong with this video

[@Nishugram]

@ like what?

[@sonisingh5296]

@@Nishugram like during Mughals era India's GDP went down not the other way around Mughals era India's GDP 24% India's GDP before Mughals era 32% you can confirm it by Google too and many people also had pointed out his mistakes check the newest comment my point is clear

[@tamoghnachattopadhyay1968]

​@@sonisingh5296yes true. And before the Mughal era, India was scientifically developed too. And there was gender equality. Women used to learn everything along with men. Although there were casts, but not the extreme discrimination like now

[@Zuhaways]

Now we need a part 2 of How British Left India ❤

[@doki1146]

That was just a small start you should read about Mysore kingdom (they created Mysore rockets) basically was three time more richer than rest of India and the Sikh Empires they basically had a European army

[@bloodclaat]

basically ww2 the british gave up their whole empire just to keep the world from becoming nasties, i am grateful for their sacrifice

[@tamoghnachattopadhyay1968]

​@@bloodclaat yes what a sacrifice

[@percentbigfoot]

​@@bloodclaatso kind of them, such philanthropists.

[@bloodclaat]

@@tamoghnachattopadhyay1968 Yes thanks for agreeing.

[@zosmae]

finally!! Omar teaching history better than my school did let's goo

[@Muffinlover-q2i]

Yippee

[@nanotide82]

lol

[@tamoghnachattopadhyay1968]

He got a few things wrong though. But I respect his efforts. He wholeheartedly worked for this

[@o0...957]

1:15 Just to make it clear, Mughals had no control over Northeastern part of India.

[@AdhritPathak-is2sf]

Yes

[@Maringa609]

N.E part of India is recognised as a part of India after some years of Indian Independence, so it's probably not included in Mughal Empire

[@soumyajit_rakshit]

​@Maringa609 Well, in our old scriptures, we have the definition of Bharat (native name of India) as "all the land starting from the Himalayas upto the sea coasts". So the NE comes under that probably. Anyways, the NE had people and rulers, who were culturally rooted to India, so that can be considered still under India before The Independence.

[@soumyajit_rakshit]

​@Maringa609 Well, in our old scriptures, we have the definition of Bharat (native name of India) as "all the land starting from the Himalayas upto the sea coasts". So the NE comes under that probably. Anyways, the NE had people and rulers, who were culturally rooted to India, so that can be considered still under India before The Independence.

[@Valezonoid]

Yea it was Chinese empire

[@TheoShaplin]

I would love to see a part 2 of the east India company’s downfall and how India was ruled by Indians again

[@julianshepherd2038]

You missed the direct rule. Not much to leaving Spent all the money fighting Hitler, saluted India and left.

[@doki1146]

Remember Mysore, Hyderabad, Maratha and Sikh Empire

[@lilaclunar3128]

after EIC India was directly ruled by the British crown (due to the 1857 Great War of Independence)

[@s0nic920]

India was ruled by US Deep State for a few years too. One of our PM leaked crucial information to Pakistan

[@pratyushjha-g1d]

@@julianshepherd2038 YEA WHENTHEY COMPLETELY DESTROY US THEN THEY LEAVE THATS WHY I HATE UK MORE THAN PAKISTAN

[@deardeer4958]

Oh i like this type of stuff a lot. If you do next can you do japan history?

[@Cachalot-S]

Thanks Omar, this taught me a lot in half an hour. As an Indian in the USA, school doesn't teach much about my nation's history, but in half an hour I learnt about one of the largest events that shaped my country as it is today bc of u.

[@raxu225]

That's not all true in these video about the mughals and nothing about indian empire's so these is not the all correct history

[@TheSharatmaja]

​@@raxu225 well this is a small part of the history showing when, how and why Britishers invaded India. So pretty much a good video explaning that.

[@sajalsaxena-c5h]

There was peace for sometime but there were also persecution of hindus and Sikhs by alot of rulers. Another thing to note is that even before mediaeval era, india held a super large portion of world's economy and it actually went down by 7-10% in medieval period, guess spices, fauna, agriculture,rare metals,textiles helped alot

[@PratUshh]

FYI , BRITISH took India from MARATHAS , which heCOMPLETELY OVERLOOKED. what a selective freaking history is this.

[@TheSharatmaja]

The British gradually took control of India through a combination of military conquest and strategic alliances, ultimately displacing both the Mughal and Maratha powers. By the early 18th century, the Mughal Empire, was weakening due to internal conflicts, succession struggles, and invasions. While the Mughal emperor remained a nominal figurehead, the empire's control was fragmenting, creating power vacuums. During the Mughal decline, several regional powers, most notably the Marathas, rose to prominence. The Maratha Empire expanded rapidly across large parts of India, challenging Mughal remnants and other powers. At the same time, European colonial powers, including the British, the French, and the Dutch, were vying for control of trade and territories along the coast. The British East India Company began to expand its influence, initially in alliance with local rulers but later through direct military confrontation. The Anglo-Maratha Wars (1775-1818) were a crucial part of this. After defeating the Marathas in a series of wars, the British effectively dismantled the Maratha Empire by 1818, which had been one of the most powerful regional players in India. The British, after weakening the Mughals and defeating the Marathas, gained control over vast regions of India. While the Mughal emperor technically remained in Delhi until 1857, the British East India Company exercised real power. Following the Indian Rebellion of 1857, the British government took over direct control, marking the start of the British Raj.

[@NayanVGS]

The real historical points... & it's from a foreigner... while the actual Indians now fighting over religious turmoil💀

[@pushkargoyal1375]

fr

[@Aman_Mondal]

In this very comment section they are yapping constantly about Hindu Rashtra this Hindu Rashtra that 💀 bruh I can't stand these folks, they really think that the Mughals didn't contribute anything. Also what is the point of comparing Mughals with Mauryan and Gupta when those two older empires perished

[@PratUshh]

Yea so real that couldn't mention the BRITISH took India from Marathas, which you COMPLETELY OVERLOOKED

[@sayantadas1622]

@Aman_Mondal ok fine then tell me what did the Mughals contribute for the common masses except for monuments which they made for themselves. You are probably just brainwashed bro. Even the previous delhi sultanates were better than the good-for-nothing Mughals. Muhammad bin Tughlaq did more and any of the "glorious" mughal dacoits could do in their lifetimes. If mughal did anything for the masses like paving roads, building schools(for all communities), hospitals, introduce new and efficient farming techniques, Feel free to mention

[@sayantadas1622]

@Aman_Mondal at least Mauryan and Gupta empires did things for common indian people unlike the Mughals who used to send caravans full of wealth from your and my country to some village near Mecca

[@HARSHAD_710]

Omar forgot to mention the famines british did which caused lives of millions of people.

[@V01DIORE]

While he British were advanced they couldn't control the weather, the seas or their enemies.

[@jordanhtiffirg1990]

​@V01DIORE they toon over the farms and prioritised the food to British troops fighting the world war which had nothing to do with it

[@rasithak.kk.k710]

Famine due to over population 😂

[@namsangi1231]

@@rasithak.kk.k710india didn’t have a single famine after the end of british rule. in other words, overpopulation was never an issue

[@Aditya-op1ql]

​@V01DIORE those famines were not natural. They were created by the British. Especially the Bengal Famine. When asked to send food which was plentifully available, the British instead asked "Why isn't Gandhi dead"

[@samatvaUKPCS]

Amazing content. Please continue it. It will help many aspirants in India

[@At1ksh]

India was 30% of earth's GDP before Mughals and after the Mughals took over India fell to approximately 20-25% of earth's GDP and after British rule India was less than 2% of earth's GDP with a 0.01% growth from 1750 to 1947

[@sushilkumarlohani6709]

Well, it have to do with other economies industrializing and more economic markers opening up. Actually Mughal India was richer than Mauryan India considering Mughal Taxed way more than Native rulers did. The wealth looted by the Mughals was kept in India whereas some other Muslim Afghan Conquers did only just loot. So, yeah, you get the point.

[@Kollobokk-z7n]

Thank you so much! ☺ FINALLY I understand how it all started. I ❤love the way you are able to convey complex stuff in a simple easy to understand way.

[@omaragamyy]

I’m so glad you like it!

[@GOGOname]

Omar cooked with this ❤

[@omaragamyy]

Thank youu❤️❤️

[@swapnabarai8615]

😂

[@swapnabarai8615]

😢

[@Mr.MiscellaneousYouTuber]

​@@omaragamyyyou forgot to mention that those mughals destroyed many times which were very sacred to Hindus. You are just trying to cover up mughals as righteous rulers. FYI the Indian civilization was far more ancient than Egyptian civilisation, not to forget the fact that it's a shame to Egyptians and Persians who were not able to protect their religion or civilization from Islamic invasion, but India never lost their religion to mughals or British like native Australians, newzealander, Americans or Canadians. They survived the change and resisted invasion against religion. This alone can prove the efficiency of Indians.

[@siddharthjain9611]

An edit - our golden age Was in Gupta empire or you can even say mauryan times when india shared 33% of global GDP. With islamic invasion it declined but slowly by the time of mughals it was 25% of global gdp

[@tamoghnachattopadhyay1968]

Yes true. And also that time we were scientifically and socially more developed than Western countries. There was gender equality and women did not use to go out covering their face or entire body. That whole thing started at the sultan era and the Mughal era only

[@SequoiaRaven]

I love this style of video! Thank you for putting it into chapters :D

[@omaragamyy]

I'm glad you like it!

[@FatehGrewal-y6f]

U know Jahangir ordered the killing of the fifth Sikh guru so he was not open minded, furthermore the common language spoken in the Mughal court was Farsi not Turkish. I love your videos but please get the facts right

[@InsightGrid620]

Indian products were highly sought after even during the Roman Empire, not just in the 16th and 17th centuries, but also during the Mauryan and Gupta eras, when the Indian region was the wealthiest, followed by China (Han, Tang, Qing).

[@At1ksh]

India was never conquered solely by outsiders. She was only conquered when her own people betrayed the motherland

[@AlfiereRavelo]

Glazing india how about search 1 video about india street food hygiene? Drinking water from river thats dirtyer than my toilet 😂😂

[@santhoshv3028]

​@AlfiereRavelo then you don't know what India is.

[@At1ksh]

@@santhoshv3028 I am an Indian and I have studied my history by ACTUALLY visiting real palaces and forts. I have seen temples with 80 ton stones placed 200 feet high up in the sky. Many more examples so am not the one who needs to be educated. The fact is the real history of India has been systematically erased by the British and everything they left behind is the reason why most of India is underdeveloped. But that's changing

[@At1ksh]

@AlfiereRavelo I feel sorry for you, because you have been deliberately shown the bad side of India because it's considered cool. I live in Mumbai, city which has a GDP of around 200 billion dollars and never have I once seen a person shitting on streets. Am not saying it doesn't happen but it happens even in America's LA. The problem is you guys have only seen one side of story and I don't blame you. We used to be 30% of earth's GDP so the way British managed to keep this country poor is by dismantling all of the education and spirtual centers.You can continue the stereotype against Indians all am saying is, it's gonna hurt when India recovers back to her former glory

[@Theackermans121]

@@At1kshWe are slaves of British education system . We are hindered from learning real Indian history.

[@sonisingh5296]

Correction during Mughals era india's gdp went down not the other way around and you can confirm this fact with google Before Mughals India's gdp was 32% but during Mughals era our GDP went to 24% (I don't know why people think opposite of truth)

[@Millionaire-b9k]

Ok give me any single source of this!

[@sonisingh5296]

@Millionaire-b9k Google i mentioned this it there 🙂

[@sonisingh5296]

@@Millionaire-b9k oh and Mughals weren't peace loving people you can also you Google to check it forget Google they had left this in their own records

[@Millionaire-b9k]

@@sonisingh5296 I'm a history student from oxford and when I here something like this i laugh too hard bjp/rss is brainwashing you. There were only two mughals ruler which were using politics like they used to break temple, mosque and sometime build it one ruler was more harsh on it, and all this was politics like the bjp do. Also india was golden bird during mughal era as the GDP was highest ever with the area expansion.

[@Millionaire-b9k]

@@sonisingh5296 also maurya empire was also used to demolish temples, ashoka killed all his brothers family to become king and to conquer indian subcontinent and after he became Buddhist and stoped violence he was not less then mughals nor more them too. Indian history is too rich but read from books not political party! 🙃

[@aishudhomane1681]

Even before mughal empire, we did have agriculture but we also had mining , textile , arts and crafts and other trades, and many other things that made indian economy even stronger, and that comes from an architecture student who has studied history as a subject from actual books and many researchers.

[@ShinAkuma]

Mughals did not make India rich, India was far richer before they invaded. All they did was mooch off of the land and decreased our wealth. Maurya and Gupta empire was our peak.

[@Notanamehere2211]

Brother you mentioned just one state who fought against the british. It happened everywhere in India, in the following order Battle of Plassey Bengal (including Calcutta) 1757 Battle of Buxar Bengal, Bihar, Orissa (further consolidating British control in Bengal) 1764 Third Anglo-Maratha War Maratha territories, including large parts of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat 1817-1818 Anglo-Nepalese War Kumaon, Garhwal, and Terai regions (territories ceded by Nepal) 1814-1816 First Anglo-Sikh War Punjab (territories of the Sikh Empire) 1845-1846 Second Anglo-Sikh War Full control of Punjab and annexation of the Sikh Empire 1848-1849 Indian Rebellion of 1857 Large parts of North India, including Delhi, Lucknow, Kanpur, and Jhansi (re-establishment of British authority after the rebellion) 1857-1858 Annexation of Oudh (Awadh) Oudh (now Uttar Pradesh) 1856 Anglo-Burmese Wars Burma (Myanmar) - Arakan, Tenasserim, Upper Burma 1824-1826, 1852, 1885 Annexation of Sindh Sindh (in present-day Pakistan) 1843 Annexation of Assam Assam and the surrounding regions (now part of northeastern India) 1826 Anglo-Mysore Wars Mysore (after defeating Tipu Sultan) 1799 (after 4 wars) Anglo-Maratha Wars Maratha territories, including much of central India and the Deccan 1775-1818 Treaty of Seringapatam (1792) Seringapatam (Sultanate of Mysore) 1792 Treaty of Lahore (1846) Jammu and Kashmir (controlled by Dogra rulers under British suzerainty) 1846

[@Notanamehere2211]

after that there were wars against the British to end the Raj the major of which was 1857 war under Last Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar

[@cataclysm2943]

mughals invaded an already rich india...their rule was cultural decline and economic and innovative stagnation...if not for the mughal colonisation...i doubt the british cud take over.

[@naavalanalpoovanmoe4453]

12:18 BRITISH ? You mean Portuguese.

[@nimafromearth]

Yahh .that was probably a mistake lol

[@FridayVlogsOfficial_]

This is an amazing video I wanna see more Omar :)

[@prathameshozarkar]

I want to correct this: It was the Maratha Empire, under the rule of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj,his descendents and the Peshwe that finished the mughals in India and they made India united during 1700s, the British took India from the Marathas not Mughals. By the time the British declared reign the mughals were alrwady finished

[@_pushpak2510_]

wait what? i thought you only upload shorts😮😮amazing🎉

[@MSI-E]

Mir Zafar (Who Bengalis hate) was the main reason for British colonization in India. The Brits had made a few agreements with him and said they will give him loads of money if he sells his empire (Nawab of Bengal) to the British. The Nawab of Bengal was able to defeat the Brits but sadly got betrayed.

[@jodylax2264]

You forgetting Mughal they invaded as well

[@zombiexdgamer2777]

Before mughals you were also still invaded which was the delhi sultanate nearly the whole indian subcontinent was fully controlled by two turkic empires and one the British which is a total of three

[@somebody_2837]

me who is british and indian: 👁️👄👁️

[@sudhanshuraj2006]

Get a life kid 😭

[@togerboy5396]

Bro that’s so cool. To have the culture of a country that colonised and got colonised I think is the coolest position on earth because it means you can mediate both sides.

[@IbrarH-sn3oy]

​@@togerboy5396 no.

[@doki1146]

​@@togerboy5396and can get hate from both side 💀

[@doki1146]

So you are a Anglo Indian 👍

[@priyankamondal7734]

Amazing video bro pls make more videos like this great work so detailed 🎉🎉

[@istolejiminsjamsandateitwi65]

The hilarious thing is even after stealing from the whole world they are noe in recession 😂

[@omaragamyy]

Hahaha

[@Geographymademad]

We sacrificed are country to stop Germany in ww2 yw

[@prathameshkamble3349]

​@Geographymademadlol Soviet did the heavy lifting.

[@ArhamChopada]

There is also something to add at last: After Mir Jafar was handed over the Nawab throne few months later he himself started ignoring the orders of British and was creating his own empire but eventually Britishers saw this and Mir Jafar was overthrowed from his post for Mir Qasim. Further Qasim also started to ignore Britishers and fought a war against them called The Battle Of Buxar with aligned forces of Qasim and then state Awadh aginst the British which they lost and the British took the full power of Bengal.

[@magicalhikari5859]

Interesting choice for a Christmas treat

[@IbrarH-sn3oy]

We dont do Christmas .

[@krishnabhadhouria]

@@IbrarH-sn3oy actually many people in India celebrate it including non-christians we see Christmas as a festival of all rather than one this is rare to see many people from other religion celebrating a common festival in india

[@IbrarH-sn3oy]

@krishnabhadhouria its fking cringe so stop it.

[@SriyaadithaInuganti]

Mughals were also invaders our rajas were far better than them it was Mughals who created stuff and all they were bad actually kinda except akbar and then the kings fought with them england came in between and changed everything I feel kingdom rules were better they ruled as if the people of the kingdom were their kids and the one who didn't do like that, were killed by good kingdom kings and everyone were happy our pure and true history gives goosebumps fr

[@orangesite7625]

Generally I an Indian would generally not get this man's KZbin videos in my feed but this specifically I got. As an Indian of course I would watch, and all the other indians also would get this video and many are gonna watch. Of course thats how algorithm gives views and and we give it to youtubers who post videos on India.

[@MadYoriichi]

Same

[@MadYoriichi]

Im an indian too

[@FatehGrewal-y6f]

U also forgot to mention that when Aurangzeb declined the British a certain land in the Mughal empire, they destroyed a major ship of his and he destroyed the British east India companies privileges and kick them out for a while until his death

[@connorparker6461]

My great grandmother was an Anglo Indian, her family moved to India in the 1730 to a trading fort in the south east of India and they married Tamil women until British and Irish women were brought over to marry. They were loyal to the British but were disliked by them. After India’s independence she and her sister came to the UK as they hade British husbands. while the rest of her siblings stayed in India or moved to New Zealand. They were hated by the British for being part Indian and hated by the Indians for being part British.

[@sajalsaxena-c5h]

Same with my great grandmom except that she was accepted

[@Royalpizza-989]

i have watch you a very long time i am proud of you for making these video and fun adventures of country W omar agamy

[@rehnishsheikh3111]

Now I will come here to learn history for my exams...

[@sanket.s.mohapatrathreesix7727]

Appreciate the video, however I would like suggest that during Mughal period, India had already weakened by the Mughals, Sultanates, and other rulers/invaders. However just to fact, try finding history just before Ghori, India was astronomically richer and way powerful. And during Gupta period and before India was called the Golden bird, it was way more richer.

[@Zemplex]

This is cool British schools refuse to teach history in a balanced way .

[@julianshepherd2038]

That is a lie. You can see on line what is taught.

[@Zemplex]

@julianshepherd2038 I do not lie. Have you been through the British school system ? I assure you certain areas of history are not taught in a balanced way especially regarding collonialism .

[@CFCDEditz21]

@@Zemplex might be ours, we were taught all about this, and I’m from the UK

[@johnmurray4133]

@@Zemplexas a person from the uk as well, my school taught all about this and even went into lots of detail

[@Zemplex]

@johnmurray4133 History is written by the winners and a balanced view is hard to come by.

[@SMD3586]

Omar did really good with this video 🫡

[@omaragamyy]

Glad you like it!

[@WatermelonInTheOcean]

hey omar your video is cool buuuuuut i would like to say that you shouldve added that india was known as the golden birb wayy before mughals. okay, the mughals may have done a lot of prosperous stuff too. but lets not forget they forced their ways here AND besides the good stuff they did, i remember learning they ruined just as much too. some examples would be our BEAUTIFUL AND RARE temples, our NALANDA and other UNIVERSITIES and they killed pretty lot of people too. anyways good video keep it up

[@seunghyukjung628]

Bro is going to get a billion views lol

[@pradipkarmakar2201]

it's literally 2 am in india right now

[@bluewingedchaoscat]

This is amazing, thank you so much.12:16 Did I understand it wrong? The British defeated the British? Sorry if it's been mentioned already

[@Cen_t1369]

Yes, it's supposed to say "we defeated the Portugese"

[@AryanRaj-fz7dd]

East India Company in a parallel universe:

[@earthearth3189]

If we ignore the timeline of post-colonization, India was at its poorest phase during the Mughal era. Its wealth started to decline slowly since the start of this millennium, especially because of Islamic invaders. Then the Brits came and shot up India's decline.

[@Aman_Mondal]

How about speaking about the good things instead of the bad things??? Or are you too hateful towards Muslims.

[@usmandoesstuff5305]

​@@Aman_MondalNah they are just hateful towards Muslims

[@sayantadas1622]

@Aman_Mondal bro he is just starting the facts. Why are you making this about Hindu-Muslim?

[@usmandoesstuff5305]

@sayantadas1622 Literally he made it Hindu-muslim

[@Rajeshnaidu7860]

One Big mistake in this Story. Actually Mughal Empire lost control on India in 1710 and Maratha Kingdom took control of India and Mughal empire just used to pay tax to Mughal empire. Then Panipat battle 3 happened with Maratha kingdom and the Durrani Empire backed by Mughal empire. This panipat battle caused severe damage and became independent states and there was no central power controlling entire India. So this gave British more advantage. But what you told is wrong 😑 that Aurangazeb sons fought each other. Even Mughal empire is also a foreign entity for India who settled from Turkey.

[@ラジャン]

Thanks omar for this video ❤😊

[@sumitkhopkar5207]

Hey Omar, I like the video but there is actually a lot more stuff that I believe should have been added as Battle of Plassey and Battle of Buxar only ensured control over northern and north eastern parts of India (though they were the richest ones). Events like the Anglo Maratha wars (another betrayal story) should be mentioned as the Maratha Empire controlled the majority of India in the 18th century. Anglo Mysore war gave South India to the British. Anglo Sikh wars gave north western parts to the British. And last but not the least, debt ridden Indian kings losing territories to the British. Well anyways keep up the good work!

[@rishipreetam9129]

You will cross 400k views for this video 🎉Congrats

[@ItIsFutbolNotSoccer]

One of the main reasons the British were good at colonizing countries was because they had a great navy at that time

[@Cai1900-f8e]

Lol 😂 joke

[@ItIsFutbolNotSoccer]

@@Cai1900-f8e what do u mean???

[@Maitreya-7777]

Mughal empire was itself a colonial empire started by Turkic central asians. I as an Indian deplore any kind of Mughal appeasement.

[@NotsoFunnyValentine]

Atleast he is blaming the brutish

[@mohammeduzair7796]

It had central asian orgins but it was not a colonial empire 😂😂 Do you even know what a colony means

[@prathameshkamble3349]

​@@mohammeduzair7796whatever not indian.

[@shubhrajit2117]

Fyki, biryani is the most ordered food on Zomato. And guess what! It's likely of Mughal origin. And don't forget the 7 wonders. Oops! Mughals again!

[@jijogorgeraj]

Funny where he assumes Mughal Empire was where the British set ports first😂. Bro it started in the south. Chennai if famed for being the base

[@hritansh]

Thankyou So Much Omar ❤

[@YourPhysicsTeacher_81]

Omar is not just a news reporter but a history teacher KZbinr😂💀

[@pialidas03]

0:45 It is proven that during the Mughal rule, our GDP decreased ALOT. It was due to many reasons, the one i can remember is that the emperors gifted the revenue collected in India to muslim countries in the middle east. Not only that they TORTURED Hindus. Destroying our temples and looting them, they killed many people too. They applied a tax named "Jaziya", which was basically a tax payed by Non-Muslims for pilgrimage.

[@DanielHall-m5f]

Merry Christmas Omar, i hope you're having a good time with your loved ones and celebrating with them

[@sakshamsinhax]

Even before the Mughal period , India was in the Golden Era in the Mauryan and Gupta Empire

[@InsightGrid620]

many bots will say that there is no india before british. BUT India has been acknowledged by the Greeks, Romans, and Chinese since ancient times. Although the Republic of India was established after British rule, the notion of Indian identity as a regional concept dates back to antiquity. Every major civilization recognized India as a culturally significant region, much like China and Persia. If India did not exist before the 1940s, then neither did China before the early 1900s, nor did (Persia)or (Greece before their independence from the Ottoman Empire). The Chinese referred to India as Yindu or Tainzhu, while Persian and Arabian Turks called it Hindustan, Al Hind, or Hindisten, and its people Hindus. The Greeks first recognized India as "India" around 340 BC, when a Greek ambassador to the Mauryan Empire documented various aspects of Indian geography and society. The concept of India in Buddhism and Hinduism has existed since ancient times, with the original names given by Indians to their region being Bharat, Bharatvarsh, or Jambudvipa. In even earlier times, northern India was known as Aryavarta. When we discuss India historically, we are not referring to any specific country or empire, but rather to the broader region we call home.

[@shubhrajit2117]

Ppl used to refer to Europe as the west. U also talked about Arabs. But that doesn't mean they existed as a country unit.

[@puneeth5463]

Initially for few minutes, sounded like a Dune story. Bro you are awesome storyteller 😊 Keep it up ❤❤

[@CheukTheGreatestOfEverything]

This is gonna get controversial in a minute... (I'm also from an ex-British colony)

[@prathameshkamble3349]

How british took over india in short: Mughals falled after aurangzeb then marathas captured majority of india. And then there were 3 Anglo maratha wars. But due to lack of leadership marathad lost 3rd battle and that's how they gained majority of india. And they fought some nawbs and took control over indian subcontinent

[@vijayswamy1250]

The British conquest of india is one reason why india wanted to be a united country of different states. It also is why india until 1991 was very isolationist and it remains a reason why India chooses neutrality over allies when it comes to geopolitics to the dismay of America and its allies.

[@Theackermans121]

After British left , Sardar Patel went to every state and asked to join on nation India . He is called statue of unity .

[@sonisingh5296]

America pls they almost nuked us during that war and this is what you think 😂

[@sonisingh5296]

​@@Theackermans121and nehru added Kashmir 😑

[@Theackermans121]

@@sonisingh5296 Historically kashmir was hindu land . Infact it's sacred land and lord shiva meditates on Himalayas . I don't think india should give away kashmir for islam majority. The kashmiri pandits follow shivaism. Kashmir was part of pre-partition punjab .

[@sonisingh5296]

@@Theackermans121 my point was nehru had one job and he still f it

[@Zer0limited]

'Surat' is still a major Diamond & Textile Trading hub even now. And as a Surti myself I'm kinda proud of it.

[@pavitramahakulkar8485]

Sigh more than 7 famines were faced by India during British raj.

[@rasithak.kk.k710]

Famine due to over population 😂

[@rasithak.kk.k710]

Is there any India before British 😂

[@DavetheSoldier413]

12:16 : So after we defeated the British. -🇬🇧

[@Andresony05]

Nice video btw!❤

[@VishalIyer-u2i]

Stupid British Empire came when did Britain is going to give a Kohinoor back

[@jijogorgeraj]

The video should have started with the Spice trade that attracted European powers to conquer the trade route, not cotton or wheat😂

[@Crimsonashes12038]

omar u done great ,could u do any indigenous empire of india

[@maxiutomo7533]

Amazing. Can you do Indonesia next?

[@himanshusahu7052]

As an Indian I can say that " please don't believe our history textbooks 🙏 those far away from the truth. Actually you can visit India and find out by yourself how wrong a history textbook can be. It's a great example of winners wrote the history " india was under foreign rules over 1000 years.

[@VinayKiran-v2j]

Inida is way more before the Mugal Empire too

[@imalisafann]

2:11 don’t forget about what the Mughals did to the sikhs (please don’t ask me you’ll be disgusted) Edit: can you also make a video of operation blue star or Jallianwala bagh

[@Helloddhsh]

Lol 😂😂, rajput long ago defeated ummayad caliphate and resisted for 400 years.

[@nanzansarcade]

And india was a jagurnut in manufacturing, eg, india was in ship building business. One of the best infact

[@sajalsaxena-c5h]

Fun fact:- There are still market shops in Agra which have been there for 600 years

[@purnishekar]

Shashi Tharoor said, "The sun never set on the British empire, because even God couldn't trust the Englishman in the dark".

[@user-ku4pi8ib8z]

First of all I would like to Thank you , I really liked that you showed both the perspective of British and India. I got to learn some new things that I didn't know. But I would like to request you for part 2 showings how it impacted India and how Indian freedom fighter struggled for freedom and how much they were in misry (especially kal Pani ki Saja) because as an Indian I realized that even some of Indian don't know about that (today's generation)

[@nitinrocks7375]

mughals were invaders from afghan or something...the originals were guptas, mauryans, cholas, ahoms , etc.

[@Mewing_Kratos]

The fact that the Europeans came to India specifically for spices and still have the audacity to use "Curry" as a slang towards us is awfully hypocritical

[@artificialanimeuniverse5063]

Let's go! Another long vid!

[@trivi-b6l]

amazing video liked the way u told the story

[@omaragamyy]

Thank you so much 😀

[@trivi-b6l]

@@omaragamyy cant wait for your history arc man

[@AdvikNaik-jb2dp]

As an Indian I thank you from the bottom of my heart for uncovering the truth ❤

[@tahahaider5274]

Me to I’m very thankful

[@flysolo7089]

Thanks for this facts 🙏🏻

[@SmijithSiju]

Omar specifically told the time period when the video started, so avoid unnecessary arguments.In a nutshell video was informative especially British side.And in a period of 25 mins he tried to picture it properly

[@theman8421]

2:11 just dont ask what the mughals did with their sikh minority

[@satvirsingh3992]

That was after the reign of Akbar

[@tarlochansingh620]

@@satvirsingh3992that was after Akbar. Only Jahangir and Aurangzeb treated us badly. Shah Jahan had befriended the Gurus again.

[@shobikps689]

People reading this. Even the Mughals were invaders. And please don't misunderstand, the Mughals were also very brutal. They invaded and took the individual rich Indian kingdoms, destroying the local culture and temples, forceful conversion and so on. Just like all the invaders. Just a bit lesse than British. Akbar was a brutal king (Nothing as noble as the video describes). The porteguese, the spanish, the mugals, the british....the country was invaded over 200 times by foreign rulers to steal India's riches. And all these are culminations of today's problems the country faces.

[@dapgaming9376]

Just extra information: Wars, in which due to a vague succession policy, or any other reason, the sons of an emperor fight for the throne are called wars of succession. Honestly, I believe the one of the biggest reasons for downfall of India is Aurangzeb. He was in Deccan for 25 YEARS giving the British time to establish themselves. As the host of the channel, unc Omar Agamy😅 has also covered that they fortified themselves like in 1690

[@priyankamondal7734]

Jahangir is so smart man! He loved sir thomas roe but still trusted Portuguese and and neutral and cautious because he knew all these Europeans came in the lust of Indias wealth 😯😯😮

[@GeneralBonstein]

People attribute india's overpopulation problem to all sorts of things. But you need to understand, india has one of the most fertile land combined with a prime location. Both south and north of india were trade giants. The whole europe and india had similar population but europeans migrated and indians stayed at the same place. And then all the bad stuff happened, like invasions and slavery. Indians Themselves can't comprehend how diversified their culture was. For example, religion, india is called land of spirituality because people had enough time to think about such things because they had wealth back then. You must have heard about 33 crore god saying, that's untrue but definitely there are 100+ popularized ways to achieve enlightenment. Yoga, sadhna, bhakti, tantra, shaivism, Buddhism, jainism and many more. 400 years ago also, india was at it's decline. I don't blame anyone for India's demise because well, all good things must come to an end, i hope india and all other parts of world become prosperous and focus on preservation of spirituality. ❤❤❤