Securing Aryavarta | Samudragupta's Conquest Part -2

[@abhinnakhale7520]

location of samatata is wrong in map..it shud be on dhaka/chatgong region.

[@JayVardhanSingh]

Yes, you're right this was a mistake on my part.

[@kanishkgulwadi9245]

You must also include South Indian kingdoms which became vassals of Samudragupta. When rajputs can be shown in the map of mughal empire since they were tributaries then why not these kingdoms? Also sir Vatakatas as well as Kadambas became the vassals of the Guptas during Chandragupta ii Vikramaditya's rule. Source: Kuntala inscription of 13th century which clearly mentions that country of Kuntala was ruled by the Gupta-kulas (unambiguously the Gupta dynasty). Show them inlight. Also Please show Bactria as a part of Gupta Empire when you'll make a video on Chandragupt ii Vikramaditya. As per Delhi inscriptions and Raghuvamsha he had subjugated Param kambojas, Valhikas, Kamboja.

[@arnavpandey3823]

He is from jnu lol. What do you expect

[@arnavpandey3823]

@Alexios I Komnenos when did i say otherwise?

[@kanishkgulwadi9245]

@Alexios I Komnenos same Rajputs used to do with the Mughals then why they are shown in thr map Lmao ??? Same woth Achaemenids. Vassals are a part of the empire

[@anirudh177]

@@arnavpandey3823 Lmao dumbass, this video is literally about his north Indian conquests, he's obviously going to make another video on his southern conquests. Average ganwar insulting people, no legitimate arguments to present 😂😂

[@Progamermove_2003]

It's just the second video of Samudragupta. He had already made the video about his southern expeditions as well. Plus, Samudragupta is the father of Chandragupta II. So how could he show the regions conquered by Chandragupta II *before* he ascended to the Gupta throne?

[@evolved_one]

Middle ganga valley - madhya ganga desh- magadh, end of ganga valley - ant ganga desh - angadesh, valley where ganga is broken - desh where ganga is bhan- bhanga desh.

[@Barca_fan129]

Can you make a video about Chauhan kingdom

[@JayVardhanSingh]

Yes, I will make videos on them in the future. If like to listen to my talk on Prithviraj Raso, here is the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4mviGV9mpl5r80

[@DxvinderSingh1699]

Great video aryan bro

[@JayVardhanSingh]

Thanks bhai

[@rajatrana3329]

Arjunayan is not in East Jaipur.. Arjunayan power center was Mahendergarh, Haryana and some inscription found in Prithudak region which known as Pehowa, Haryana.

[@JayVardhanSingh]

I don't think so. As I have said the location is a matter of debate. The sources which I have referred argues that it was in Jaipur and Bharatpur region that the Arjunayanas were located.

[@rajatrana3329]

@@JayVardhanSingh any inscription found? As They are mentioned in the literary sources in Afghanistan from 4th century BCE and after Alexander's invasions in 3rd century they have been mentioned in Agra, Mathura and Southern Haryana region till 4th century CE where their coins have been found too.

[@shrimatbohra]

thanks for the info. sir

[@brownsheep9998]

Hi Jay, could you cover things like how people lived, culture, etc.... right now it's all about who defeated whom .... I think speaking about material culture, lifestyles, art, etc will make your content so much richer

[@Barca_fan129]

he has made a video named Life in the vedic age

[@JayVardhanSingh]

thanks for the suggestion. Will make videos, on these topics as well. I have made some videos earlier related to art and culture, you can check that also.

[@brownsheep9998]

Cool will check it out. Thanks for the reply

[@tazziiieee]

He's not an anthropologist, he's a historian, but nice idea lol

[@brownsheep9998]

@@tazziiieee I like Jay's videos i think they are nice. As for your comment, if your ideas about history is limited to conquests then the joke is on you. Lol

[@raginisingh2251]

V .informative video

[@Chahaman_हर्षित_00]

जय मालवगणः🙏🙏🚩🚩 Malavas were extending from Ajmer, Jaipur, Tonk, in West upto Chittor, Udaipur and Ratlam, Mandsaur and sometimes upto Ujjain in south. Malavas and Guptas had one common enemy, Shakas. Malavas were constantly engaged in Battle with Shakas since the times of Nahapana and ultimately forced them(Shakas) to restrict into Gujarata region, (Nandasa Stupa).

[@Archi.x002]

Can you do a research about the origin of modern indian languages? Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Punjabi,Gujarati, Tamil Kannada, Telugu,Malayalam... And how their scripts originated?

[@JayVardhanSingh]

all of these scripts originated from Brahmi.

[@Archi.x002]

@@JayVardhanSingh Can you do a video about its evolution please? How Britishers/ Europeans created/influenced modern indian languages

[@JayVardhanSingh]

Here is a video that have I made on Brahmi. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKecen5ue7aXqtU About video on modern Indian languages. I don't know enough about it but will try to make some videos in the future.

[@porothashawarma2339]

Check out videos by India in pixels

[@venchingfu]

Can you also made a video on aryans vs IVC battle?

[@gravewalker34]

There is no such records. We do have battle of 10 kings but names r iranian and indo aryan. No non aryan is mentioned in texts.

[@AbcDef-gw4dg]

Here, Nepal is not present day nepal, it's only kathmandu Valley and surrounding g, at that time nepal was ruled by licchavis (diffrent than the licchavis of north india / far relatives) Because Lichchhavi inscription are found only in Kathmandu Valley. Manadeva I r. 464- 505 CE was most famous and power ruler of Nepal. They were Vaishnav, devotee of Lord Vishnu.

[@smellymomo]

Really informative! Isn't Kamrupa in Lower Assam region though? 🤔 Or is the terminology different in history?

[@JayVardhanSingh]

during this period, this term is used for Upper Assam

[@smellymomo]

@@JayVardhanSingh Oh. Thank you for correcting me.

[@srijan.sikhar.dutta.]

@@JayVardhanSinghat that time there was no upper assam lower assam, whole was kamrup with a aryan ruled kingdom with tribal tributaries

[@Lmao69]

Nice

[@JayVardhanSingh]

Thanks

[@BalaShivMonje]

❤

[@tazziiieee]

Hey man! I'm so sry, I've been really busy with my exams as of late.. Btw i'm thinking of studying BA (Hons) Anthropology in JNU, do u know how may I take admission for this course? I unfortunately am not able to give CUET fr it fr sone reason 😫

[@JayVardhanSingh]

JNU doesn't offer BA in Anthropology.

[@tazziiieee]

@@JayVardhanSingh oh ok :/, philosophy it is then

[@JayVardhanSingh]

In JNU, only language courses are offered at BA level.