THE HISTORY OF INDIA in 12 Minutes - Part 1 | irh daily REACTION!

In this episode we react to the The History of India in 12 minutes part 1. We have been meaning to learn more about India's history since we started reacting to Indian content so a big thanks to our friend Pratik Dio for recommending this.
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[@experimentnation3612]

The Buddha was an Indian Hindu Prince and his birth name was Siddhartha Gautama :)

[@rajibomjan]

The more precious thing is, knowledge,idea, perception of the Buddha. But Buddha was born in Kapilbastu,Limbuni , Nepal.

[@akashnv7403]

@99lapedits well said..,..

[@Tejas_]

@@rajibomjan nepal was part of India when Buddha was born. Lot of people in nepal are still hindu

[@abhishekshrestha1810]

Fuck that!! Gautam buddha was born in nepal(shakya dynasty ).🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@MrPeaceGuy54]

@Rohan Bharatvarsh refers to India. Of course, it's true that Nepal is not a part of India today. But the Republic of India is the spiritual successor to the old empires, which is why India's official name in Hindi is Bharat.

[@HouTubeUserYahoo]

I am Born Buddhist family who believe in Hinduism and also Buddhism because Buddha was actually spreading his knowledge and wisdom to people of India as well as other countries. I think Hinduism and Buddhism are not a religion it is way of life....

[@irhdaily]

Thank you for this personal insight

[@Tejas_]

Yes Buddha never said he was starting a new religion. If you do enough research Buddhist teachings are also in Hinduism

[@ajinkya19250]

Please react to Jodha Akbar full movie Akbar was the most famous and righteous mughal emperor

[@ajinkya19250]

@@irhdaily Please react to Jodha Akbar full movie Akbar was the most famous and righteous mughal emperor

[@reactionon3762]

Buddhism is Religion it's man made but Sanatan dharam is not a religion it's universal law

[@phanirajsrinivasch8108]

Yoga isn't from Buddhism.. Yoga is purely from Sanathana Dharma(Hinduism)

[@irhdaily]

Thank you for clarifying

[@sortyshorts6591]

Yoga was taught by lord buddha

[@aprkstcm2236]

@@sortyshorts6591 no yoga is from lord shiva

[@AryaRavi9]

@@sortyshorts6591 buddha teach yoga ? Are you kidding.

[@sortyshorts6591]

@@AryaRavi9 *(JIVAMUKTI yoga was taught by buddha, although hinduism and buddhism are same )*

[@phanirajsrinivasch8108]

Mughal Empire never crossed Kaveri river into the South.. There was mighty Vijayanagara Empire which blocked Mughal's South expedition... Soon after Vijayanagara Empire went down, Maratha's started to grow and expanded into Mughal's areas..

[@binjongun9447]

I didn't know that About Vijayanagara

[@thecrazyindian4951]

@@binjongun9447 Vijaynagar empire was one of the greatest and glorious empire in Bharat

[@biondisubbaiah]

Tipu Sultan did cross the River cauvery & fight with kodavas, later the kodavas with the help of the British fought back & Tipu Sultan retreated & was later killed by the British.

[@phanirajsrinivasch8108]

​@@biondisubbaiah Tipu Sultan wasn't a Mughal.. After Vijayanagara Epire's decline, Wodeyars of Mysore Kingdom declared independence and started to rule. Soon after the Wodeyars, Hyder Ali , their chief commander took over the kingdom and from him Tipu for a brief period.. They were not even vassals to Mughals..

[@dss6838]

vjNagar Koh-i-Noor

[@nonamesk007]

Calling Mughal empire glorious is the biggest disgrace. IT was such an oppressive empire that Indians mistook Britishers to be liberators

[@techitup9457]

True

[@thegreatgatsby8180]

Mughals were the most rapacious. Especially the g 3 n o cidal maniac aurangazeb.

[@angelovas5227]

Akbar was the best of the mughals

[@thegreatgatsby8180]

@Nasty LittleRox exactly. This Akbar had 50,000 Hindu S e x _ s l a v e s . All I s l a m I c emperors enslaved Hindu women.

[@wallEeeeeeeE]

thanks how they brain wash.

[@sheetalkhairnar2955]

British used "Divide and rule policy"

[@sukumaran7422]

Better watch any other video made by an indian to understand the real glories and history of India.

[@ihavemyownopinion3582]

Yea i was thinking the same❤

[@idhgondwanamawa]

The history is true don't give them misinformation

[@sukumaran7422]

@@idhgondwanamawa they didn't explain properly about our Indian kingdoms.

[@prawinsama]

I recommend videos from cogito KZbin channel

[@jalal3254]

so you want them to watch bias videos lol

[@bholusingh4504]

Buddhism,Sikhism, Hinduism and Jainism all originates within Bharat (india)...that why we called it as a holy mother land ❤️

[@irhdaily]

❤️

[@prashantmallya1338]

Fun fact :- kung fu is indian martial arts technique which is widely used in china. Bodhidharma was the name of the person who taught kung fu.

[@OK-ku8ez]

Aryans weren't the migrants. They were original inhabitants of India. A recent discovery in 'Sinauli' has proved this.

[@randomperson6141]

What ? Indo Aryans were migrants. Sinauli excavations just pushed back the dates A simple look at linguistics and genetics shows they were migrants.

[@greaterbharat4175]

@@randomperson6141 read the Vedas and puranas , puranas literally says migration of Vedic people outside of India ,major people that migrated out of India was pasru rigvedic to tribe ( Persian ) ,Alina tribe ( Greek Indo european )

[@greaterbharat4175]

@@randomperson6141 from pasru tribe , whole asuri culture made up that spreaded in North Europe too , and Greek were olampia worshipper ( aka Aditya ) , when they reach european they called european land Danu ( river ) , and people live as danava

[@userdead8735]

The original inhabitants of india is only south indians we have stone inscriptions bro you can visit tamil nadu and see it with your own eyes and our ancestors has passed on a story that we tamilians lived from our mother land kumari kandam to himalayan mountains until a massive group of people migrated to india the theory is not fake bro the reality is you people dont have guts to accept it

[@vikashpal4875]

@@userdead8735 All human beings originated from Africa, so how can Tamils/south Indians can be the original inhabitants of India?? We all migrated to India. Some came earlier, some came later.

[@satvikmishra0]

Yoga was originally a found in Ancient Hindu Scriptures as a method to solve various human diseases and side effects through different body exercises👍...Also because Buddhism Jainism and many religions came from Hinduism so they also helped in spreading it throughout the world...

[@skiller.X]

The migration theory (Aryan Invasion Theory) mentioned at the beginning is controversial. There are evidences that go against this theory and suggest outward migration from India.

[@skiller.X]

This is about the history of the nation and not about left-wing & right-wing ideologies. Some people are flaunting their left-wing bias in the comment section.

[@zachscombat]

Buddhism, Hinduism , Jainism, Sikhism are all part of Sanatan Dharma...

[@VIDEOS-tf8fl]

Sikhs arent hindus

[@chaitanyabharadwaj5411]

@@VIDEOS-tf8fl dude🤣🤣🤣

[@VIDEOS-tf8fl]

@@chaitanyabharadwaj5411 the Sikhs are not hindus, its simple, Sikhs dont belive in hindus

[@chaitanyabharadwaj5411]

@@VIDEOS-tf8fl bhai Guru Gobind Singh was a devote of Lord Shiva and Devi Kali, he also wrote a version of ramayan known as "Gobind Ramayan". There are many Sikhs who worship Hindu deities, what are you even talking about. 🤣🤣🤣

[@VIDEOS-tf8fl]

@@chaitanyabharadwaj5411 just shut up bro sikh arent hindus there is a big difference, Sikhs are something else and hindus are something else and our gurus fought as sikhs not shive

[@T.O.X.I.C-__-007]

When British left indian they asked 'why they left india' they said they were scared of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose . Gandhiji's satyagraha moment was effective ,but not that much

[@AnantsinghRajput]

Yes😀😀😀 neta ji ki bat he alg hai 🙏

[@gauravxgqfbbscee5331]

You are right. Gandhi ji was just one face of our freedom struggle.

[@niteshkhatri2543]

LOL unhone luta paisa jama kiya or khushi khsuhi batwara kar ke chale gai that's truth Bade Bade logo goli mardi angrejo ne gandhi, bose kuch nahi the unke samne Its a hard reality

[@shivap333]

Netaji died in 1945, the British left in 1947. Also the British and the allied forces who defeated Hitler's Germany were afraid of Netaji whose army was smaller with no advanced weapons is not believable. It was Gandhiji's movement that the British were helpless against, besides the financial impact of World War II.

[@gauravxgqfbbscee5331]

@@shivap333 You are wrong. No doubt Gandhi ji contribution is huge but saying only because of him we got freedom is ignorance.

[@MrSpideybat]

" 12 minutes history " is ridiculous even for a small village anywhere in world.....Let alone a country..A big country like India..

[@Mundarapilly]

Maratha Empire were the strongest at that time. The British fought them and lost. They signed a peace treaty with the Marathas. After some years they violated it started a war. This time it was a stalemate. Another peace treaty was signed. Few years later they violated it again, and this time won over the Marathas. In India those days, when a promise is made it is made to stay, so they believed the Brits. They didn't know treachorous ideas of the West.

[@screencut67]

As there habits..

[@robustlion]

Actually the war was lost because Marathas became weak after being betrayed by Rajputs and fighting a series of war like panipat. Otherwise there was no way British could have won over Marathas🚩🚩🚩🚩

[@theindo-germanguy8817]

Har har mahadev🚩🚩

[@JJaqn05]

@@robustlion The Brits would have eventually defeated them. It was inevitable

[@robustlion]

@@JJaqn05 Do you know that Marathas were defeating British, Portugal and Duch all together for 2 centuries in the West. When they were trying to occupy Konkan and Goa region. They failed that's why British decided to first set there power in East. Marathas also defeated British in first aglo war after panipat. But in Battle of panipat Marathas were completely worn out, it's said every single family in Maratha clan had lost someone father, brother or Son. Surely there was a chance that British would have still over taken India even if Marathas weren't Betrayed.But that possibility would be very low. And we would be seeing a much better, prospered India which would be more tolerant to all religions.

[@amit_chauhaan]

Lord Buddha was born in Nepal Attained enlightenment in Bodh Gaya, Bihar (India) First sermon in Sarnath (India) Died in kushinagar (India) And yes Buddhism, Jainism, Sikkhism all originated in India

[@irhdaily]

Thank you so much Amit ❤️

[@babanpreetsinghbabhrah2121]

I remember These things were taught to us in the 6th standard, but i dont remember anything today😅😂

[@irhdaily]

I hear you friend 😅😂

[@varunmahto9272]

Reason of our decline

[@thecrazyindian4951]

Prithviraj Chauhan The great Rajput ruler forgive Muhammad Ghori 12 times When Prithviraj Chauhan was caught Ghori did horrible torture , Busted his eyes his eyes and eventually killed him

[@Snoozefor10minutes]

As a Indian I don't believe in Aryan theory, it is pretty much mend to separate north Indians with south Indians (tried by Britishers to propagate divide), because there is so much similarities in culture, religion and language( inscription and grammar). May be Tamil language(older language) is different from others but culturally Indians are same everywhere

[@lazyias220]

You are so heavily mistaken my friend:- 1. Today we have scientific evidence of the coming of the Aryans. They fought Dasas, and Dasyus. The former were the earliest Aryans, the latter being Dravidians. I hope you know the Indus Valley Civilization people were Dravidians and the Vedic Age people were Aryans by race. And luckily we have archeological evidence for all these. 2. And no we don't have cultural similarity in India, we don't have linguistic homogeneity. West Bengal culture is closely related to Bangladeshi culture, North East Culture is closely similar to China, Myanmar, East Asian countries. Punjabi culture is similar to Sindh culture of Pakistan, western kashmir culture is closely similar to Pakistan. 3. So, British did divide and rule us because of our own stupidity and nothing else.

[@ishantmahura5806]

@@lazyias220 do correct ur culture theory first that time whole area was India British divided in all n from east to west north to south we doing worship of linga and area climate wise food dress language go change that's not means we are not one I think u need to read ramayan again 😘and for ur Aryan theory u need to be more correct n need to do more read books n our ancient text s n can use brain coz scientists also don't know and they are not sure n for example they was said we was monkey then turn in human 🤣🤣🤣🤣if u can believe on that then u can do believe on we was pigeon if they say and Aryan theory not correct why they not saying so many Aryan people go from India n lived in others countries u can search on google don't read only one or two people books or do believe on one theory

[@lazyias220]

@@ishantmahura5806 if you had any decent knowledge about Indian history, your comment wouldn't be looking like written by an uneducated person. You emphasize more on your feelings rather than archeological evidence. I have read upinder singh, Romila Thapar, learned from Md. Tarique sir and got masters in history. You may go ahead and refute my proposition by stating facts from reputable sources. But don't expect me to dignify ur emotional behaviour.

[@ishantmahura5806]

@@lazyias220 that's why I said u need to read more ur history knowledge to much poor if need help tommorow I will share here link n tell u some more good books or ancient indian history without communist Western spices 😁😁u know what I'm saying

[@riksarkar4343]

When you know the real and full history of India ,you will come to know how much India gave to the world. Even before the invasions (more than 200 times) India was one of the richest countries of the world which west media now portray as a poor country still we are emerging power

[@thegreatestofalltime777]

In short, "Siddharth" was a Hindu prince from modern day Nepal. he left his house and meditate under a Bodhi tree later he known as "Buddha".

[@dotsanddash8083]

The aryan invasion theory has been disproved, the genome of the entire subcontinent is unique to the subcontinent, no one came into india, there was no aryan invasion or migration, there was no ethnicity called Dravidians, this theory was used by the British for their policy of divide and rule and they tried to meddle with the dates so as to connect their dates with ours, but they ended up with a choppy history, they translated various historical books, the British funded it maxmuller translated it, this choppy history of aryan invasion went on to become the basis of nazis aryan supremacy, that they were supreme they came to India and wrote all these complex vedas, upanishads and languages like Sanskrit we were from this land no one came from Central Europe, but the genetic studies also showed that migration was the other way round, there were migrations out of india into Central Europe and Asia.

[@idhgondwanamawa]

Aryans are migrants

[@firesword2945]

Aryan Migration is not a myth. It is definitely true. They came from Central Asia and Caucasus. Many evidences have been provided supporting this truth. Dravidian is a different ethnic race. Sanskrit has similarities with Slavic and Eastern European languages than it has with Dravidian languages. The arrival of Aryans coincides with the decline of Indus Valley Civilization. Further, Central Asian people live on Steppe and desert like landscapes. Why there is a need for an Indian mass to migrate to Central Asia? India is full of fertile and rich lands. Thats the reason people from all over the Asia invaded India. Furthermore, I do not say that Aryans are not Indians. By todays standards of nationalism, the intermix of races, I could say that we do not have anything against towards Aryans, however, 3000 years back, Aryans were nowhere near India.

[@dotsanddash8083]

@Meep P source: trust me bro.

[@ragas93]

The lady is asking good question and I like a curious mind. So, let me clarify a few things: 1) The Aryan migration theory (previously Aryan Invasion theory) is flawed and not accepted by us. The genetics only talk about migration into and outside India. How did they conclude that one of those groups was Aryans? Our vedas don't talk about anything outside India. If they were written by outsiders, why didn't they talk about the outside world. Why did they consider the places in India as sacred? Why this emotional connection? How did this barbaric nomads roaming on horses compile vedas, while the sophisticated Harappans did not? The Aryan theory was based on a story in Rig veda: a war b/w two groups (Aryans vs Dasyus). But till now there was no evidence of this war. Also, in our culture, Aryan means elder or noble of qualities, it's not a race. (Arya putra = elder son). It is unfortunate that research in our country is weak. So, many research candidates go for foreign funding. And this research comes with conditions (ex: the researcher has to agree for Aryan migration theory to get the fund). And the biased knowledge thus generated gets consumed by everyone, especially outside India. And it pisses us off when people make these claims as if they were true. There is obviously many questions still unanswered and there is not even a reasonable conclusion on any Aryan theory yet. So please refrain from coming to conclusions. 2) The concept of converting into Buddhism was not a thing. Let me explain how we see things and you will know how outsiders misinterpret us. Buddha was a prince. His name: Siddhartha Gowthama. He later became a sage in his search for reducing the pain in life. The answers to this search were the Buddha's teaching. Many people back then and even now follow these principles. This was and is not new in India. There came many sages who learnt something about life and taught what they new. Some became popular (present ex: Sadguru). Out of these some are pretentious and some are genuine. Buddha was genuine one. When people like someone's teaching, they try and follow them. That's what we call as a panth (= path). This is it. There was no concept of conversions or a king getting converted to Buddhism. Sadguru's followers are not treated as separate from Hinduism, they are hindus. Buddha himself was a hindu. He gained his knowledge roaming along with the sages who were also hindus. That's why we find so many commonalities b/w Buddhism and Hinduism. To us Buddha was a guru, a sage and we respect his teachings quite a lot but we don't believe that Buddhism is a religion. That was not how it was.. But if Buddhists want to be treated as a new religion then so be it. But again, that was not how it was back in the day. I can go much deeper into the connections, let me know if you are interested. 3) Mughal empire is not considered as the greatest empire at all. It was great and they did contribute some good things but they also brought in bad things as well. Ex: there was a religious tax (jizya) to be paid by all non-muslims. Estimated 30,000 temples were destroyed. Islamic invasions also killed sciences in India. Reason: these were same conservative minded people who drove sciences out of middle east (the years after prophet muhammad's death, middle-east became a sink of knowledge gathered from all around the world, also from India. That how they got the decimal system. With the rise of conservatives in the 10th & 11th centuries, these rational people were driven out and that's how europe got he decimal system, which is not arabic numerals). These conservatives brought strict sharia code (islamic law) which made it a crime to even doubt muhammad's prophethood. When these conservative minds entered India, they also despised the scholars in sciences in India as well. Science, art and religion co-existed in India. So they reduced any patronage for these scholars. The Hindus who were under the Islamic rule and the oppression that came along, became more conservative. This is why you see head covering among hindu women still prevalent in the north. This antagonistic nature of the Islamic rule also brought in distrust b/w muslims and others. This was later exploited by the divide and rule policy of the British that later led to partition giving rise to Pakistan. Since the Islamic rule was concentrated in the north, you can still see clashes b/w the groups in the north while the south is more amicable. While the Islamic rule did bring some arts, the decimation of sciences led to stagnation in the society. While we still commanded greater trade in the world, our innovation declined considerably which we suffer even today and this was one of the main reasons why British were able to conquer us easily. We were just out dated and did not possess the machinery that european powers had. Everything is connected. Regarding the state of research in our country, you may watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHvFlaGVnKl3rqM Don't take everything on that channel as credible, know the credentials of the speaker before coming to conclusions.

[@anjalimishra7147]

Wow

[@Bot-br5jz]

Great explanation! Jaishreeram

[@ghanasyamas9957]

In South India there are some evidence for neothalic age "Idakkal cave- Kerala"

[@LV-ei1ce]

Yoga is from Hinduism .. basically Gautama Buddha felt Hinduism needs reform, so buddishm is his form of reformed Hinduism

[@kigaliinktattoos5096]

How did they not speak about the sikh empire and maharana pratap. The video they were reacting to is not revised well

[@rtek6531]

This is not fully true, more destruction was done by Khilji and Mughal dynasty and then British

[@viv9415]

kuch bhi matlab? bina history padhei kuch bhi likh dete ho?

[@viv9415]

@@champx1819 khud research krke hi bata rha hu, tum whatsapp pe apne right winger mamaji ke messages padhtei ho aur hum for real credible research papers. yahi farak hai.

[@Mani-vb9by]

You guys are most genuine and the questions that came in your mind is also very genuine.

[@sagarroy6213]

That's why I love them.. The only foreign reaction channel❤

[@yashgrewal3505]

She was talking about "the laughing Budha" , the sumo wrestler type....

[@bingkosubu3152]

Haha i think Sean is just being very careful about not offending Indian viewers and Alissa is being honest with her reactions and comments. Keep it up!. I enjoy watching both of you react. 😄 I love Alissa's character and personality. 😁 i hope i find someone like her.

[@kanishkkumar5431]

This lady is doing good job...don't interrupt her...she should ask ques

[@sunilpandey6535]

There is no such thing call Aryan, it is a complete myth. In ancient India a well cultured person is used to call Arya, like women used to call their husband Arya or Arya- putra

[@sunilpandey6535]

@Meep P @Meep P So Aryan migrated from Mars...what is this widely accepted.. In which book you exactly read this because I haven't read in any of our Vedas. If hindus were actually fanatics they would also have 40 or 50 nation like Islam and Christianity.

[@sunilpandey6535]

@Meep P Brother origin of all language is from sanskrit, no one went to Iran, europe, I don't know from where you read all this, plz also check the meaning of 3 in sanskrit, what is the meaning of Hindu, how old kashi vishwanath temple is, have you ever heard of vaivast manu, plz don't read communists printed books they are all fake.

[@Tejas_]

If you speak to an Indian who knows decent history, they will tell you that a lot of this video was according to the history 'crafted' by the British. Many of those maps were also wrong depicting the empires.

[@abhishekchaubey5857]

Buddhism, Jainism , Sikhism and Sanatan Dharmism all collectively known as Hinduism Hindu is regional identity and religion born in India are part of hinduism

[@ishmaelsassoon795]

sikhism isnt part of hindusim its a mix of persian and hinduism .

[@abhishekchaubey5857]

@@ishmaelsassoon795 "ek omkar satnaam karta purak" what does it means? What is the colour and shape of nisan saheb??

[@ishmaelsassoon795]

@@abhishekchaubey5857 sikhs believe in one god their flag is saffron colour ,like i said its a mix between hinduism and persian .The Sikh scripture Guru Granth Sahib includes teachings from Muslims, namely saints (Baba Farid), a Muslim of the Chishti Sufi order and Kabir. and the word Rabba which sikhs use very often comes from the persian/arabic word Rabb meaning lord .

[@abhishekchaubey5857]

@@ishmaelsassoon795 even Hinduism including some speaking of muslim sant it's not a thing of suprise and one more, Hinduism is polytheistic as well as monotheistic

[@ishmaelsassoon795]

@@abhishekchaubey5857 yes hinduism speaks of muslim people but not in religious scriptures ,and how can a religion be monotheistic and polytheistic unless you are talking about ancient religion which were obviously false and full of rubbish like greek or roman where they had many gods but people were devoted to one ,if its like that then it isnt a real religion .

[@varunrajput3842]

The thing is it's not anyone's fault that people don't know where most of the people or things came from.. We never tried to proof that we created or this thing or person came from our country. After listening most of the western people. Now i can understand that it's very important to promote things like most western people do. You people can't even imagine how old hindus are. For you it's just 4000-5000 or may be 10000 years old humans are but the thing is we are here for more then millions of years.

[@_saini_6648]

You should also react on HISTORY OF MAHARAJA RANJIT SINGH

[@abhigaddam3998]

😮 thank u for learning history of india 💕💕

[@irhdaily]

Our pleasure Abhi❤️❤️

[@kshitijmhamia4598]

Prof. Vinay Lal, a professor in California, is a noted Indian historian of some merit. He uploads his lectures on his youtube channel (just search his name). Look in the playlists and you will find courses on the ancient, medieval, modern history of India as well as on culture and politics in India post 1947. Its not reaction content per se (hour long lectures) but you will greatly increase your knowledge at least in basics.

[@Snoozefor10minutes]

Yoga is inseparable from Hinduism, yoga is very well mentioned in vedas(the main books of hindus), you guys have already seen it in a video from cogito on Hinduism. Buddha or siddhartha gautama (a hindu prince) was born in nepal, then part of India( still part of Indian sub Continent), many believe Buddhism is an evolved version of Hinduism and mostly focuses on non violence. Buddhism widely spread across the world because of King Ashoka who was influenced by Buddhism due to its non violence approach which was not mentioned in the video. Hinduism and Buddhism together with Jainism and Sikhism form sanatana dharmas

[@FUNNYSHARMA]

Hinduism, Sikhism, Jainism and Buddhism. This all relegion is originated from India only. FYI india was not like present in that time there was a time when India was started from Afghanistan west to myanmar east with Tibet in north to Sri Lanka in South.

[@thegreatgatsby8180]

Yeah. Until islam arrived and started massacring the Hindus and Buddhists.

[@shrajansharma9219]

The parents of buddha , Mahavira , guru nanak dev ( the founders of Buddhism , jainism , Sikhism ) respectively ) are hindus

[@ayeshasingh30]

They were Hindus but changed or formed their own beliefs and teachings because of the flaws and discrimination they believed to be part of Hinduism.

[@PratikDeo]

Thank you so much guys for reacting to these videos. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I hope you gained some insight in Indian history. At 4:24 in the video, to answer your question Alissa “yes that’s hinduism’s beginning”. At 6:10 - yes that’s the original buddha. I don’t know the origins of the other buddha, but this is the founder of buddhism. Hinduism and Buddhism both aren’t religions they are a way of life. Though buddhism is said to be a concentrated part of Hinduism (you know like a specialisation, that’s my understanding of it .. please don’t be offended if I’m wrong). At 7:47, yes buddhism originates from India and spread out to the eastern world through the Silk Road ( the longest trading route in that time period which stretched from Roman Empire to China and eastern countries) but as you saw in the video later India was captured by Islamic rulers whose rule slowly discarded buddhism and a very small amount of people actually practise it. Due to its spreading through the Silk Road it became prevalent in china and other eastern countries. At 17:33, British first arrived in India in 1608 they first started making trade deals with the different kingdoms in the south and then with the Mughal’s by applying “Divide and Conquer” strategy they were slowly gaining control/power over the region, they started controlling the Indian people and when they revolted British squashed the revolt and declared India under British Crown. They transported the last Mughal emperor (Bahadur Shah 2) who later in 1862 died in British Prison. Edit: There are a lot of comments I read saying "disproving the aryan vedic theory" which might be right, I wasn't educated on that so someone else or you can find out more about that. Also, a notable mention - The Rajput war against the Islamic Rulers is truly remarkable. There is a Bollywood movie called "Padmaavat" that depicts this war. Also, there is one mistake here, calling Mughal empire glorious is bad because they oppressed the Indian population. Fun fact: "The Taj Mahal" is actually a burial site for the Mughal emperors wife.

[@uditmymail]

Arya simply means gentlemen. The migration theory is false with no evidence just western hypothesis. They were native and still scattered across India from north to south.

[@uditmymail]

@Turtle Kingdom BITCH And your comment is an evidence that you sold your ancestry for a 1kg rice bag.

[@wayward_ash2333]

I was just having a thought where are these guys they haven't uploaded in a day... and here you are ❤❤

[@irhdaily]

Yeah sorry friend - we have just been tired lately and had other obligations - thank you for noticing!

[@irhdaily]

❤️❤️

[@abhishekchaubey5857]

Aryans are not invaders Aryans are Hindus and indian

[@durganagothi6703]

South doesn't come into the picture until Sathavahanas (Telugu) Empire rules most of India. This is because the whole Indian history is cooked up by Brits. Vedas are written in Kerala (South West Indian); even today, the pure Vedas exist in that region, not in the form of text. First world war and nuclear war is Mahabharatha, most of the population was wiped out from the face of the earth, and it took several centuries to start Harappan Civilization.

[@jiyagoswami4123]

17:31 Britishers specifically came to India just for trading, but when they saw the empires weakening, they gradually stared making deals with the kings from various areas. They made a deal that the kings would rule in the Kingdom but all the collected tax would be submitted to the British. It's clear to us that only British is having a profit with this deal. Few of the kings regretted these deals, but later they were defeated by the British army. British were cleaver enough to do these things in such a smooth way that even Indians weren't able to figure out that they are now under the control of British.

[@_Kishor_K_Krishna_]

Someone send them Ramayana the cartoon movie so that they can understand our Hindu culture more! ( Ramayana : sacred book of hindu) where epic battle occurs between Lord Rama and demon king Ravana!!

[@knox3736]

This is the wrong history of indian there was no such a thing as aryan migrations plz look at some proper video of indian history love to you guys 👍❤️

[@anirudh177]

The Aryan Migration did happen, but AIT and OIT are false.

[@ayushsohela4023]

Thanks for reaction on our indian history love from odisha 🇮🇳

[@TheCANexus]

Buddha was also Indian😎🇮🇳🔥 Buddhism, Sikhism Jainism is part of Hinduism

[@jagatdeuri3261]

But they have not shown any of ahom dynasty and kampurupa dynasty of northeast india. Until the British rule they were never ruled by the rest of the empires.

[@deepakjatolia8847]

BUDDHISM IS DERIVED FROM HINDUISM Hinduism is about understanding Brahma, existence, from within the Atman, which roughly means "self" or "soul," whereas Buddhism is about finding the Anatman - "not soul" or "not self." In Hinduism, attaining the highest life is a process of removing the bodily distractions from life, allowing one to eventually understand the Brahma nature within. In Buddhism, one follows a disciplined life to move through and understand that nothing in oneself is "me," such that one dispels the very illusion of existence. In so doing, one realizes Nirvana. just different journeys to reach the same formless genderless source within

[@abeyarkya]

Gautam Bhuddha aka Siddhartha was born in Nepal but he gained enlightenment in India and gave his first sermon in India as well, so basically Buddhism started in India. 73% Chinese do not follow any religion and only 15% identify them as Buddhists.

[@vivekkumarvaid9315]

Vedic aryans are not migrants...what is this nonsense

[@namithcilex798]

Thanku sooo much for this incredible video reaction ❤️😌😌😌

[@irhdaily]

Glad you liked it❤️❤️❤️ You are most welcome

[@dattagiram6938]

The way he said Kshatriya as "Khistriya" took me off pronounce it as "Shastriya".

[@dattagiram6938]

Sorry I made a mistake it's "Shatriya" mf Autocorrect*

[@TechWithNavodit]

I haven't seen such a calm lady.

[@elikamero-thehillsman8760]

Buddhism spread and grew popular in India during the reign of King Ashoka, The Great Mauryan Emperor who embraced Buddhism after seeing so much bloodshed at the Battle of Kalinga. The philosophy of Buddha, Ahimsa(non-violence) attracted King Ashoka for which the latter even patronized for the spread of Buddhism.This phase of Buddhism gave a major challenge to the Brahmanical culture and religion. Buddhism has its origin from Nepal.

[@atirekgoel2708]

-ism is an alien concept Dharmic traditions are so much intertwined There cannot be a Buddhist , without Hinduism and Jainism influence and later Sikhism and visa versa The boundaries which can clearly say , where the particular religion starts and ends are very blurred. Overlapping is so much that you cannot say , this is defined border of Hinduism ( Vedic + multiple other traditions combined )

[@pushkarkulkarni8211]

Siddharth Gautam Buddha was born as prince of Nepal. He travelled to India and he came to Gaya which is presently known as Bodhigaya or Buddhagaya where he got enlightened under Bodhi tree.

[@mayankbiswas6936]

yoga is not from buddhism... yoga is Indian culture... buddhism is only a small spec of this great country.

[@ex-muslimraj8652]

Never was India invaded by brute force, never were outsiders so powerful, India was invaded for multiple times because the traitors inside were powerful, weakness inside, makes you weakest! And that is when we fell... No one stood by each others side when necessary in greed of power, being incapable to notice that ones death equals everyone's death!

[@vampirethespiderbatgod9740]

India was invaded by both means. Brute force and traitors from inside.

[@iitnakanpur..]

You can classify hinduism as a tree and buddhism as a branch of that tree.. They are kinda same ..the beliefs,karma, reincarnation etc

[@ayeshasingh30]

Buddhism in much better.

[@jp-bd2lo]

...they didn't told the history of Tamil kingdoms....(south India)....chera,chola,pandiya,pallava...🤦

[@linguisticschp2947]

North indians : 😕 Aryan invasion is wrong , fake , debunked , blaming British (note Indo-Aryan-european connection is not even founded by British)... World : laughs hardly , haha😂..

[@elevateinfinity]

Buddha was not born in India. He was born to Shakya dynasty of Nepal. Although at that time there was no India or Nepal. Kapilvastu (birthplace of Buddha verified by archeologists) was never part of India. You can say he was born in bharatbarsh. He did achieve Nirvana in Gaya, India.

[@sukumaran7422]

Buddha himself was born as hindu. His real name was Siddhartha Gautama

[@irhdaily]

Thanks for this fact

[@aknews7072]

Watch the video in 1.25X speed... Thank you and welcome..

[@irhdaily]

lol

[@JourneyWithRI]

Buddhism started from India. Gautam Buddha enlightenment their knowledge in Bihar state of India. That’s why Chinese ambassador said India ruled over China culturally without a single sword.

[@randomperson6141]

Indo Aryans were Indo Europeans who migrated into the subcontinent they worshipped Indo European gods, later they adopted the local deities as well. Divine Father : Vedic: Dyaus Pitr Greek: Zeus pater Illyrian : Dei-pátrous Roman : Jupiter (Djous patēr), Scythian :Papaios for Zeus, Palaic: Tiyas papaz Divine Twins : Vedic : Divó nápātā (the Asvins) Lithuanian: Dievo sūneliai (the Asveiniai) Latvian : the Dieva dēli, Greek : the Diós-kouroi (Castor and Pollux) Celtic : the "Dioskouroi” Thunder god : Indra (Vedic), Indra (Avestan), Thor (Germanic ) Tarḫunna( Hittite), Taranis( Celtic), Perun( Slavic), Perkunas ( Baltic ) Goddess of Dawn : Uṣas (Vedic), Eos (Greek), Aurora (Roman), Aushrine (Baltic), Auseklis (Latvian) God of Rain : Varuṇa (Vedic), Odinn/Wodan (Germanic), Ouranous (Greek) Asura (Vedic), Aesir (Germanic), Ahura (Avestan). Marut (Vedic), Ares (Greek), Mars (Roman). God of thunder and rain : Parjanya (Vedic), Perkunas (Baltic), Perunu (Slavic), Fjorgyn (Germanic). Traitana (Vedic), Thraetaona (Avestan), Triton (Greek). Aryaman (Vedic), Airyaman (Avestan), Ariomanus/Eremon (Celtic). Saramā/Sārameya (Vedic), Hermes (Greek). Pūṣan, Paṇi (Vedic), Pan (Greek), Vanir (Germanic). Rudra (Vedic), Ruglu (Slavic). Goddess of River : Danu (Vedic), Danu (Irish). Śarvara (Vedic), Kerberos (Greek). Śrī (Vedic), Ceres (Greek), Freyr/Freya (Germanic). Bhaga (Vedic), Baga (Avestan), Bog (Slavic). Apām Napāt (Vedic), Apām Napāt (Avestan), Neptunus (Roman), Nechtain (Celtic). Ṛbhu (Vedic), Elbe (Germanic = English Elf). God of Death : Yama (Vedic), Yima (Avestan), Ymir (Germanic).

[@MrSpideybat]

Harappa is the name of present day Village..The people who lived thousands of years ago at that place called that place as Meluha.....They used to do business with Mesopotamians and Egyptians ...Their Seals have been found there and Meluha is inscribed on those seals

[@farhana4653]

Yes Buddhism originated in India and the original Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama was Indian. He was originally a Hindu and followed Hindu tradition before finding his own path in life. Buddhism went to China via the silk road.

[@AZ-pg8vd]

British didn't win by force. They just took advantage of the divide and rule policy with multiple provinces that were ruling. They encouraged one to fight against other.

[@saurabhkumarsingh502]

You can easily understand that Buddha was born in India as India has been such a peaceful country. Yoga is from Sanatan Dharma. Buddhism, Jainism are part of Sanatana Dharma.

[@Bruh-eq3kq]

I don't think you guys would read this comment, but I'll post this here anyway because of all the misinformation in comments & lack of info on part of you guys. The political correctness culture in the West doesn't tell people about the Indo European Migrations. Indo European Language Family is the biggest in the world _(more than half of the modern world speaks this family)._ English, Hindi, Kashmiri, German, Russian, Punjabi, Persian etc all belong to this family. The people who spread these languages are called indo europeans (aryans, the more fancy word). These indo europeans were various different groups. Europe & the Indian subcontinent got populated in similar ways. 3 main ancestries for both continents : 1)hunter gatherers 2)farmers 3)steppe migrants(i.e. Indo europeans) Both continents had their own hunter gatherer population, then later both saw the advent of farmer populations (Indus Valley Civilization people in case of India). The Indo Europeans are the common group to both continents, these steppe grassland people went EVERYWHERE in Eurasia (Europe, Central Asia, Middle East, China, Indian subcontinent). Swaastik has been the sacred symbol of most of indo european cultures for thousands of years _(oldest Swaastik is in Ukraine),_ but you guys probably know it for negative reasons only. And it's sad that you don't know about it, because the symbol is also your own history. Just like for extreme leftist culture of modern western world this topic is controversial, same goes for the Indian right wing. The recent years nationalist wave of _"pRouD tO bE iNdiAN"_ (of which India related reaction channels boom is a part of) doesn't like hearing the science & genetics data which is OUT FOR EVERYONE TO SEE. You will be spammed by comments telling you that it's a fake "theory." Funny part being that it's no more a theory because of the extraordinary evidences being discovered every year. These guys who say that it's fake usually don't even have basic knowledge on what they're talking about & have been programmed to think that *tHe wEstErN wOrLD & whOLe eUroPE hAs a cOnSpiRAcY tO dEstROy tHe sUbcOntiNenT.* These guys want to hear only good ego boosting stuff, partly why so many reaction channels about India are a hit. You can find whiter people than both of you in Northern South Asia _(that would include Pak Punjab province & the North Pak above it, and would include regions of Haryana, Himachal, Jammu&Kashmir, Indian Punjab, Ladakh)._ Women who look like Alissa are common in the above regions. The thing is that for Europe, there were far more killings & complete population replacement, along with regular black plague kind of stuff. Which is why steppe ancestry goes from 18% to as high as 51% in Europe, while in case of South Asia lot of intermixing happened, overall steppe ancestry goes from 0 to 30% in south Asia, but there are groups(in Haryana for example) for whom it goes as high as 35-45%. The point is that majority of Indian culture & ancestry is from the Indus Valley Civilization people _(IVC was super advanced, at par or more than Roman empire),_ then there's the hunter gatherer ancestry which is also widespread & quite significant. The steppe ancestry comes third, and this all varies by regions, social groups etc. Hinduism in its current form is an amalgamation of IVC religion/customs, hunter gatherer faiths & indo-aryan religions/culture. Indo aryans are one of the branches of Indo Europeans _(like Celts, Anglo Saxons, Persians, Tocharians)._ Originally, these were the Sintashta people (who came from modern day Russia/Kazakhstan), and are primarily associated with Proto Indo Iranians, which later split into 2.. _(one sub branch went to Iran, the other sub-branch i.e indo aryans came to Northern South Asia, later in Central India regions like UP, MP)._ Their interaction event with IVC & hunter gather populations led to the beginning of Vedic Age, or start of various mini cultures called Hinduism. But this definitely doesn't mean that everything started from this point, majority of stuff is the legacy of IVC people, so right wingers should STOP being so insecure. Hinduism is very native, original Sintashta culture was super different. You both should look up a IR language map, these people went from Ireland to India on horses. I think you'll find Tocharians interesting, the white mummies of China. North West region of modern China wasn't always "Chinese." It was Tocharian. Central Asia used to be indo european, but got changed from turkic migrations of gengis khan.

[@irhdaily]

We have much to learn my friend - thank you very much for your time

[@irhdaily]

And yes I read

[@Bruh-eq3kq]

@@irhdaily thank you for reading.

[@sudhakarankumar9027]

Hinduism, Buddisum, Sikhism, Jainism and Zoroastrian this all religion born in India And ya that's true.. South India particularly Tamilnadu was ruled by their own people not by any other Northern empire. Especially during Raja raja Chola kingdom they ruled not only southern India but also many other Southern Asian countries like Srilanka, Malaysia and Indonesia

[@beingindian1335]

Buddha was born Hindu and he never proclaimed separate religion. Buddhism is part of broader dharmik umbrella (called Sanatan Dharma) under which all indic philosophical paths like current forms of Vedic Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism, materialism , atheism , monotheism, polytheism & Advaitism used to fall. These are all called Panths (paths or branches) under broader Dharmik umbrella of Sanatan Dharma.

[@mubzplay]

Iam not a Hindu but Hinduism is the first religion that came to the world but the truth is Hinduism is not born has religion like Christianity and Islam,it is a culturel life born from Indus river,

[@nandiniss1807]

The mauryan empire king sent his son and daughter to srilanka and china, south korea to preach hinduism..... the Buddha practiced ONE of the form of attaining salvation that the hindu god Shiva taught

[@sainagaveerareddybeeram4845]

It's really cute that she stops and ask many questions, I want her to tell all her doubts, plz don't yell at her for stopping ☺

[@abhijeetvasishtha4627]

Buddhism was founded by budha(original name- siddhartha) born hindu(kshatriya- warrior clan) in 563 bc. Born in vajji Confederacy( sakya kingdom). His father's name- shubhodhan, king of kapilavastu. Budha married at age of 16 to yashodhara(Buddha's wife). Until now he is known as siddhartha(his birth name). He left palace at age of 29 with his charioteer(channa) and horse named kanthak. Budha died at kushinagar( capital of malas). Jainism is equally old found by vardhmana Mahavira, born in 540 bc. He was born in vaishali kingdom( basukunda). Now coming to yoga, yoga was given to humans by Adiyogi, meaning first yogi, basically lord shiva himself!!! I hope it clears ur doubt.

[@nazeerbaig2430]

Battle of Serngapattanam held in Southern India, it became a theater of war between French rulers and Britain. Eventually, The Great Britain gained the power of our inland, from the French, and the British East India Company skyrocketed. Just looting from our innocence in between the foreign wars in our land we, ourselves common people, lost everything in the hands of British. Our wealth, our traditions, our culture, our language, our identity, ......... etc.

[@thatbrownchef9667]

No Yoga is not came from Budhism, it an old indian vedhyaas-asnaaas exercises invented and practised in INDIA

[@KK-wt1rd]

Buddhism started in India and developed in other countries like China when khilji attacked nalanda University (bihar)and the buddhist people fled from bihar to another regions to save themselves in other countries like China and from here the Buddhism spread all over regions.

[@Krishandas1996]

Chandragupta moriya covered all part of india , pakistan & afgahnistan... Expect Kalinga empire (odisha, india 🇮🇳) Odisha' was hardly captured or ruled by any Mughals or Afghans or any other kings expect odia kings.🙏🇮🇳 Budism started in odisha first . Jai jagannath 🙏

[@chandrashivpuri1224]

Buddha was born in India and started Buddhism and it travelled to China, Japan and Thailand. Yoga is not based on Buddhism. Yoga is a part of Sanatan Dharm. ( Hinduism) as is The Indian Martial Arts which influenced the development of a number of modern Asian Martial Arts. The British came as a trading Company ( called The British East India Company ) and slowly took over India by threat, intimidation, bribery and outright War.

[@Overlord5242]

One name is enough who brings us the horror of British rule is " MIRJAFAR" In india also in Bengal ( a state in India) , we address Traitors as MIRJAFAR. Cause he backstabbed Siraj Uddulaa cause the British invasion and their invasion begins from Bengal. British took the opportunity of Civil war and the advantage of their Gun power and gain the control over India.

[@dvine3488]

Just to let you know...the Mughals did nothing but destroy our culture and force theirs into ours... The Taj Mahal is actually a Shiva temple,Shah Jahan killed ruler and built the Taj Mahal over it and cut off the hands of the workers so they wouldn't create another beauty like that... The real name is tejo mahalaya

[@seventhree7538]

Buddhism Originated in India and then spread to China , Japan etc. The Buddha was a Indian Prince.

[@Seriouslyfunny1]

Yoga actually originates from Hindu scriptures dating to 1200 BC. However, Buddha took many good teachings of Hinduism, including yoga, infused his own philosophy and spread the idea across India. Emperor Ashoka sent his children along with other spiritual leaders outside India, which led to spread of Buddhism across world.

[@TheFactbase]

British didn't conquer India.... Indians conquered India for the British.... We are super cool....And guests are always God....

[@NICE-nm5gs]

Subash bhosh has independent india🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@RadhikaSao]

Buddha was born in Lumbini (presently in Nepal) but he attained enlightenment and further spread his knowledge in India. Also back then India was actually the entire Indian subcontinent (present day Indian, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka) meaning the present day boundaries should be ignored to understand the real historical events..... Ashoka's coming to power is also.... Questionable.... He attained kingship and most of his regions through war and violence. However, after the Kalinga war, he really saw the extent of the devastation he did not just to his enemies but to his own people as well..... He supposedly saw a Buddhist monk and felt peace for the first time which lead him to accept Buddhism..... He collected Buddha's ashes (His ashes were distributed amongst 7 kingdoms), divided them into 33 parts and erected stupas (religious form in Buddhism. It has mortal remains of monks or buddha himself or materials they used in their lifetime) over them...... His rock edicts give more details and a glimpse into his power... These edicts are sorta instructions to be followed by his people.... He is dubbed as 'Ashoka the Great' and he is was a great ruler.... I personally admire his administrative hold over his kingdom. No other Mauryan king could sustain his power and influence after his death.... He sent out his children (he's his own children) to far east countries to propogate Buddhism. That's how countries like China, Sri Lanka, Thailand turned into Buddhist majority countries....... Buddhism is also closely linked with trade.... You see most of Buddhist caves and monasteries on the western coast are all on or on the way of major trade centres.... So yes Buddhism was a big deal from 4th Cent BCE right upto 13th Century..... However you see a steady rise of Hinduism (or Brahmanism as it was know then... 'Hinduism' is a fairly newer term) from 3rd Century CE with the advent of the Guptas in Magadha (they almost had the exact same amount of land as the Ashoka)..... If you want to know more about the History of India I would suggest you read 'A History of Ancient and Early Medieval India: From the Stone Age to the 12th Century' by Dr Upinder Singh. It's like a text book for students of history/Archaeology in India.

[@pushkarkulkarni8211]

You forgot Greek invasion in India in leadership of Alexandar the great.Shakas,Kushanas invaded India but they became part of Indian culture as they adopted it.Chandragupta Maurya before establishing Mauryan empire defeated Dhanananda of the last king of Nanda dynasty who ruled Magadha kingdom.

[@pranjalsingh4631]

Yoga originates from adiyogi (Shiva) A hindu god . So sidhartha an Indian hindu prince later became buddha and then buddhism started, similar story with jaisnism . Many things you will see common in these religions because it came from the same source that is hinduism for example Yoga .

[@KarunMalhotra]

That bald monk you mentioned was Boddhi Dhamma who travelled to China to spread Buddhism or Buddha Dhamma in 6-7 century CE Yoga is based on Patanjali's Yogsutra, not Budhha Dhamma.

[@murarikumar4724]

Guptas are rich in culture, social life, gold, trade technology, war , food and even science

[@midnightranger8654]

My conclusion is (im no historian just a normal commoner) I don't think Harapans just disappeared but they moved to occupy further down south. India was already occupied even before the Aryans came and I believe modern day India is a mixed culture of both peoples traditions. Few points to support my claim: 1) There are evidence of shiva lingas statues being dug out and paintings of shiva in a meditation pose. A prove that Shaiva Siddhanta (still being practiced till today in the south) was already in practice even before the Vedas came. 2) Breakdown of the name "Harapan", Hara-Appan. 'Hara' is another name for shiva and 'Appan' means father (In tamil a dravidian language appa or appan still means the same) The indus people were just named after their forefather or God in this case Shiva. This also puts Sanskrit the oldest language at debate of being the oldest when evidence suggest a dravidian language was in use before the Vedas. 3) Next the Harapans are first to build a proper drainage system and irrigation which are methods still being used all over India and even adopted to many other countries. To have such sophisticated achievements back than always amazes me. How can this be possible when Arayans (Indo-European) were actually nomadic people who came on chariots. Note: only in settlements advancements of irrigation and drainage is important because they are not moving anywhere. On the other hand, nomadic people travelled a lot hence creating wheels seem practical for them. 3) Lastly, there have been too many changes going on in India for thousands of years and they only picked picked a notable selective few to sing their glory and downfall. The Chera, Chola, Pandya and Pallavas of the South who contributed so much to the culture and history of India. When the Maurya adopted Buddhism, these southern empires were still practicing their religion and traditions as it was or a slightly variant version of the Indus civilization. And again I am nobody but just keen observer who is still trying to understand my own culture and it's roots. The difference between the African people and Indians is, an outsider came and slaved the africans but for the indians our own people slaved ourselves and got stuck in the pyramid of hierarchy called caste. When invaders came to India the the saw the weakest point of the indians because we were already divided. They hit the weak point and an entire civilization crumbled down to the British. India has never invaded other countries in the past 10000 years. That's proven fact because they were already in conflict themselves.