The origin of the ancient nation of China: India

[@peterpaulparker]

Your videos are so insightful. Thank you. I found it particularly interesting that the people inhabiting China were not allowed to partake in certain Vedic activities because they ate meat. I was so glad when I became vegetarian many many years ago. And so pleased to be a vegan of around 10 years now. And I have never felt clearer. I actually teach Qi Gong, and another interesting similarity between Indian martial arts and Chinese. I found that similarity to with Shakti and Shiva and Yin and Yang. Teaching Qi Gong in an Asian community centre really resonates with them, because I can bring in some Vedic teachings to the practise also. It is absolutely facintating how this all starts to be connected. Thanks again for sharing. And we will make the world a better place. Hare Krishna. :)

[@RadhaMohanonutube]

thanks a lot for your positive and informative comments I am glad you appreciate the material on my Channel. Please share with others. Best wishes!

[@scar-p9e]

Plz continue your reaserch we need Hinduism to rise again it has fallen very down

[@RadhaMohanonutube]

ok will do thanks

[@scar-p9e]

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[@scar-p9e]

@@RadhaMohanonutube you have made videos on how the world was following the EXACT Hinduism,connections between Christianity Plz make also on Islam and judaism

[@nirmalchandrabiswas6403]

Ramayana in China Various Jataka stories of Rama was popular in china, the earliest known telling of Ramayana was found in a Buddhist text, Liudu ji jing. The impact of Ramayana on chinese society is evident from the the popular folklore of Sun Wukong, a Monkey king who is similar to Hanuman from Ramayana.

[@jaypanchal639]

I watched many films on su wokong a monkey God & that is bit similar to Lord Hanuman...but I am unsure if chinese Kingdom ever existed during Ramayana

[@LOGICALbeings]

Just magnificent thank u

[@radhashakti108]

I really would like to see this topic: Could you please make a video connecting Mahayana Budism in China to Vedic tradition?

[@RadhaMohanonutube]

yes that can happen

[@radhashakti108]

@@RadhaMohanonutube Thank you!

[@rohanshankar2940]

Thank you for these videos. It's amazing how you got all the research for them. This is my favourite of yours including with what the scriptures say about aliens. Hare krishna and God bless.

[@RadhaMohanonutube]

thanks for your kind words

[@deepanshumolasi7151]

yo thanks for making the vid

[@sandtx4913]

Around 2:05 your voice skipped. Where you looking at the picture a little too long? 😂😂 Interesting video though. Thank you for sharing.

[@gauravmishra5611]

Jai shree krishna

[@RadhaMohanonutube]

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[@satvata]

Сопоставив эти две великие цивилизации, можно выявить некоторое сходство между ними: 🎇 Обе цивилизации развивались вокруг больших рек: Инд - в Индии и Хуанхэ и Янцзы - в Китае. 🎇 Обе цивилизации дали миру множество изобретений, не только в материальной, но и в духовной сфере, например, старейшая из мировых религий - буддизм - появилась на границе Индии и Непала. 🎇 Обе цивилизации имели единую систему письма, которая сохранялась на протяжении тысячелетий. 🎇 Обе цивилизации переживали периоды расцвета и упадка, объединения и раздробленности, войн и мирных контактов с другими народами. Есть и некоторые различия между ними: В древнем Китае не было выраженного кастового деления общества, как в Индии. 🎇 В Китае отсутствовала богатая мифологическая основа, подобная Индии. 🎇 Китайская философия была обращена к практической жизни и настоящему, древнеиндийская философия - к раскрытию духовного мира человека. 🎇 У китайской письменности иероглифический характер, а у индийской - алфавитный. Обе эти древние цивилизации имели богатое наследие в области литературы, философии, религии, архитектуры, искусства и научных достижений. Они оставили нам ценные уроки о человеческом развитии и вдохновили множество поколений своими традициями и достижениями.

[@thechroniclesofsher7118]

Sounds like you are denying China’s Vedic history, the evidence is right there. By the way the cate system was introduced by the British, it was never part of Vedic history.

[@thechroniclesofsher7118]

Vedic and Indian history is not mythology but actual historic fact, Modern technology like DNA, evidence and carbon dating has proven that the events in our historical records like the Mahabharata, actually happened. You need to stop spreading misinformation you’re not even Chinese you seem to have some ulterior motive.

[@AJAYSINGH-ns1vv]

Indian civilisation doesn't start in sindhu river banks but on saraswati river banks most of the archeological sites are on saraswati river banks and very few on sindhu river banks .

[@quach8quach907]

I go around KZbin telling people that Chaturanga, Indian chess, is the ancestor of Chinese Chess, that they call 象棋 Elephant Game. The "Elephant" gave away its Indian origin.

[@RadhaMohanonutube]

yes! thanks for sharing and please share my videos with others

[@Emerald.Dragon7]

I enjoy the videos. Hare KRSNA.

[@ThePtgautam]

Very nice, like always

[@radhamohandasmanorcomms1043]

thank you!

[@rozadafacundo]

awesome

[@harekrishna2291]

Best video 👍 dandavat pranam 🙏🙏🙏 Hare Krishna Hari bol 👍🙏😀

[@RadhaMohanonutube]

Hari bol! Please share the link with others

[@loteq101]

Much appreciated.

[@RadhaMohanonutube]

Thanks

[@rameshkeswani962]

Nice vedio and research

[@RadhaMohanonutube]

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[@sumanaghosal5072]

Nice ❤🙏🕉🌼

[@RadhaMohanonutube]

thanks

[@ashishpatel350]

awesome.

[@AT-bl9fk]

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[@zephyr_012]

More nation on this topic

[@RadhaMohanonutube]

Please explore my channel. I have done many nations

[@nananou1687]

Jai Mahadev. Please cite your sources and provide documents for your statements. Would love to read them and then judge. Thank you

[@mishrappt9708]

Prabhuji can u make a vedeo on the origin of the ancient nation of USA and Canada?

[@annie9624]

Please research about dinosaur in yuga , mahayuga , manvantara !

[@RadhaMohanonutube]

Yes that would be interesting

[@nirmalchandrabiswas6403]

we have to follow a scientific methodology to mine the factual historical data from Vedic and post-Vedic literary sources so that certain It seems Mayāsura considered this conjunction in Aries as an astronomical epoch and authored his Sūrya Siddhānta in 6778 BCE at the end of the 28th Krita Yuga of Vaivasvata Manvantara. This astronomical evidence of the conjunction of all planets in Meṣa Rāśi conclusively establishes the epoch of the end of the 28th Krita Yuga around 6778-6777 BCE. Thus, the beginning of the 28th Tretā Yuga can be conclusively established on 3rd Dec 6777 BCE, Māgha Śukla Pratipadā, based on the Māgha Śuklādi calendar of Vedāṅga Jyotiṣa. Brahma Siddhānta introduced the 12-year cycle and the 60-year cycle from 26th Feb 6773 BCE, Chaitra Śukla Pratipadā, based on the Chaitra Śuklādi calendar. The study of the entire Vedic corpus reveals that ancient Indians of Vedic and post-Vedic period followed only 5-year Yuga cycle and 20-year Chaturyuga cycle. There is no reference of the timeline of Manvantara cycle in Vedic corpus. The Jovian cycle of 12-year and 60-year cycle came into practice at the end of the 28th Krita Yuga in 6778 BCE. So, ancient Indians followed only the 5-year Yuga cycle before the beginning of the 28th Tretā Yuga in 6777 BCE. Ancient Indian chronological traditions indicate that a total of 1837 Yugas or 9185 years (1837 x 5) had elapsed before the epoch of the 28th Tretā Yuga (6777 BCE). Therefore, we can roughly establish the epoch of the Ādiyuga, or the first 5-year Yuga cycle of early Rigvedic period, in 15962 BCE. Hence, ancient India followed a continuous chronological tradition that commenced around 15962 BCE.

[@nananou1687]

​@@nirmalchandrabiswas6403great points, though the dates could be later

[@karenreaves3650]

Who constructed the Great Wall to close China, the entrances were on the outside not the inside.

[@CalmHive]

Cool topic

[@kunal_3970]

This wall is not for Indians this for Mongolians

[@goodmirning78]

Wow I saw one video by Japanese lady with same subject but in Japan I will send you the link

[@अउम-ट8घ]

Jay Shri Ram

[@quach8quach907]

Somebody told me that the Fat Laughing Buddha is a rip off of Ganesh. I believe him.

[@johnb8854]

*It is known, the inspiration for the Terracotta army, and other knowledge, re. The 1st Emperor Qin Shi Huangrn, came from exposure to Greece...*

[@zephyr_012]

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[@quach8quach907]

I don't have any proof. I believe the Arabic word sura: a chapter in the Koran is cognate with the word sutra. as in Kama Sutra. sutra = stitching, as in suture. Hard bound books are stitched together, unlike Harlequin paperback novels which are held together by Elmer's glue. Islamic people (on the Internet) don't believe me in the fact that "sura" came from the Sanskrit "sutra". People are brainwashed in their lineage.

[@stryc9941]

I have a question out of curiousity, however it is slightly off topic. Why is it that in Vedic tradition, it is acceptable to consume plant flesh and not animal flesh? From my culture, we have a story that the plants took pity upon humans, when we made the animals angry and decided to help us survive. In a nutshell. I cannot read sanskrit otherwise i would have dove into hindu texts a long time ago.

[@RadhaMohanonutube]

Animals are on a higher level of conscious than plants. Just like us, they miss their family members, feel loss, fear and pain. Plants, fruits and vegetables have this but in a very minute degree. So our food is vegetables but even then we should offer them to God first

[@stryc9941]

Interesting, thank you for the reply. It is quite enlightening "re"discovering what our ancestors knew and thought about the universe. Your videos, especially the astronomy focused ones, sparked a change in me many years ago that has been incredibly grounding (no pun intended 😁) for me and those whom i am around. 🙏 i am glad that plants are at least respected to an extent in vedic views. They give so much and ask for so little. We need them more than we often think about.

[@quach8quach907]

I grew up in Vietnam. Have you ever took a knife and slit the throat of a chicken? Where do you think Mcnuggets come from? You do that and then you answer your own question.

[@quach8quach907]

We are so removed from reality. Kill your own chicken for dinner, day after day. Then you will know what is up.

[@stryc9941]

@@quach8quach907 Thanks for sharing ypur story. To give you context since you are speaking to me out of assumptions, I don't eat such things because there is no need with other healthier, sustainable and humane foods available in my geographic location. Other people choose to, but that is their choices. As for your second assumption, I have assisted in the passing of many beings in my lifetime, human and otherwise, this is the nature of life, death and rebirth. All of which I have done my best to provide the utmost respect, as it was taught to me and continued to develop thereof. May peace be with you 🙏

[@SwaminathanSingh-fg5cz]

Hare Krishna Prabhu. The Dravidian TAMILS also once ruled China but were driven out .

[@RadhaMohanonutube]

interesting

[@immigrationlaw51]

History without dates. I gave up about 2 mins in. Are there no dates re: when the events described took place? Otherwise, sounds like a novel, an interesting book, but I'm interested in history.

[@quach8quach907]

Culture is like genetics. Genes don't have date stamps. Example. Western Chess and Chinese Chess has a lot of genes from its common ancestor, Chaturanga, Indian Chess. Chinese Chess is closer to Chaturanga than Western Chess. Stories have a genetic heritage too. Batman came of the shadow of . . . The Shadow.

[@quach8quach907]

The Shaolin Temple. Buddha is not Chinese, ok?

[@nananou1687]

Buddha isn't modern Indian as well :3 just saying ​@@quach8quach907

[@Nick-rg5bt]

Then you write History, we will read it

[@angellos5552]

1st

[@okay9906]

*The origin, culture, language and trade of China are all connected to Tamils & Tamilnadu and not India. The Tamils built Siva Temples in China and the Chinese had trade in Maamallapuram and Thuthukudi ports. King Bhothi Dharman took Buddhism to China from Kanchipuram, Tamilnadu. Aaseevagam is the original and ancient religion of Indian Sub-continent.*

[@PremSingh-ev4mo]

Tamil is a Sanskrit word not Chinese or you like Americans

[@user-rw7ss2hb3b]

@@PremSingh-ev4mo sanskrit comes from Tamil. You fool.

[@PremSingh-ev4mo]

Tamil and AGASTYA is a Sanskrit born you brainwashed....

[@lilpurp252]

@Navdeep do you? Post a credible rebuttal instead of asking pointless questions