You are right in that 'Qissa Puran Bhagat' is still popular in Punjabi folklore (especially in Indian Punjab). I still remember, as a child, my grandmother used to tell the story of Puran Bhagat...
Thanks for uploading this video full of Punjabi knowledge and history. This man speak nd explain nicely (mention his name in video or discription also)
kadaryaar da pooran sade bohut mash hoor hai.kaalidaas gujranwalia da v hor v koyi do darjan shayran de te main pade ne.prof pooran singh ne v lami nazam is te likhi hai.
Thanks for a scholarly discussion that I thoroughly enjoyed and learned something that I wasn't aware of before. The partition of Punjab and its aftermath that separated people on religious basis is indeed a historic tragedy that can only be undone if we reach out to each other across the artificial border. And seek mutual respect and thus have peace, once again. The ethnic cleansing of both Western and the Eastern Punjab that happened at the time of partition is a subject that is hardly talked about. I would suggest to read the book (Punjab Bloodied) that was written by Pakistani/Swedish scholar Dr. Ishtiaque Ahmed. The book details the horrors of partition in both east and west Punjab. We the Punjabis paid with our blood, more than any other group in the subcontinent for creation of both India and Pakistan. The bond that we have between each other in literature, history, culture, customs, cuisine are still there after seven decades. Why shall we continue to be manipulated by the political priorities of those who sit in New Delhi or in Islamabad? I commend scholars like this gentleman who reminded me of the story of Puran Bhagat, which my mother used to tell me at bedtime in the 50's. Why in God's name, we in Pakistan cannot accept that Ranjit Singh and Hari Singh Nalwa were OUR heroes and not those Arabs or Afghans or Persians who were nothing but invaders. Why must we be apologetic and forget about OUR OWN and adopt others with whom we have nothing in common but our religion. Why should we glorify, Abdali, Mohammed Bin Qasim and others when we have heroes right here in our own land. What has Tariq bin Ziyad got to do with us in Punjab? He was a Berber general who crossed Gibraltar. His name is everywhere in Pakistan. Why not a single street is named after Qadir Yar? A thought worth pondering!!!! Once again thanks for posting this awesome video.
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@Kai Ramon I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Just want to add to your comments that, it is indeed popular and is sung in folklore as well but less popular than others. Shiv kumar batalvi also rewrote it underscoring tragedy of a women's sacrifice on the face of her duty.
@@jattmoosewala83 Thanks. Since Baba Guru Nanak Sahib was the first great Punjabi intellectual after Amir Khusro, did Baba Ji mention word Punjab in his writings?
I am punjabi and pls listin these people are our enemy. No matter who we are Muslim hindu Sikh or what ever. These people are making us stupid every day.
+Usama Arain Sir, Sorry to say that in Pakistan they never encourage the common culture or history of Punjabis. Read kissa puran Bhagat and I know there is still khooh of Puran Bhagat in Sialkot (I saw it on You tube). Kissa Puran was sung even tufail Niazi and Alam Lohar and Buta ghumar. Sialkot is named after Raja Salwan, father of Puran. Puran Bhagat, Dula Bhatti, Jagga Jatt (Daku), Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Hari Singh Nalwa and Ranjit Singh, Mian Mohd Bux sahib, Waris Shah, Heer Ranjha, Mirja jatt and many others are our common pride. Study about them. Jive Punjab.
All ways directly do analysis after reading some even the Internet is after all written by some hence read as much as you came then conclude a sensible answer
+Shere-Punjab Singh SherGill you misunderstood my question. I already know everything you mentioned up there. I take pride in my culture and language. I only wanted to read MORE about the king mentioned in this video.
This Qissa looks like Qissa of Hazrat Yousaf Alye Salam. Displacement , put into well, Desired by woman, put into well, blinded parent, then blindness of parent recovered. Draught, management of draught. Looks like remake of same Qissa in a different culture and time.
Ranjit was Sandhwalia Jatt his Sandhwalia royal family members are still alive and they call themselves Jatt You can even check the interview And Ranjit Singh's neice was married to brother on law of Sardar Ajit Singh Bains And Ancestors of Ajit Singh and my ancestors share the same village
He has a vast and interesting knowledge of Punjabi literature and has and impressive manner of exploring it .. but can he shed some light on mian Mohammed buksh.. probebly he has ignored it as the poet belongs to Kashmir
Just want to add to your comments that, it is indeed popular and is sung in folklore as well but less popular than others. Shiv kumar batalvi also rewrote it underscoring tragedy of a women's sacrifice on the face of her duty.
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You are right in that 'Qissa Puran Bhagat' is still popular in Punjabi folklore (especially in Indian Punjab). I still remember, as a child, my grandmother used to tell the story of Puran Bhagat...
instructive and informative
Love Love Love from Dhong ,Gujerkhan.
Mujy fakher hai k main qadir yaar k pind ka hun pind machikay sandhuwan city gujranwala, Pakistan
Punjabi maa boli di Mehak sarhad to paar v aa rahi hai … teri jai Punjabi mata. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
ਪੂਰਨ ਭਗਤ ਕਾਦਰਯਾਰ ਦੀ explanation ਬਹੁਤ ਹੀ ਵਧੀਆ ਲਗੀ ਜੀ। ਬਹੁਤ ਬਹੁਤ ਧੰਨਵਾਦ ਜੀ
nice... just feel the brightness in his eyes while explaining.
Amazing shakhsiyat .as a historian and up till now no body has exploded the Punjab history .Kudos to you Tahe dil se
Thanks for uploading this video full of Punjabi knowledge and history. This man speak nd explain nicely (mention his name in video or discription also)
Amazing history of my beloved Punjab .Bahut Bahut Shukriya
Qadir yar sandhu were great poet❤
Boht Dhanwad ji
kadaryaar da pooran sade bohut mash hoor hai.kaalidaas gujranwalia da v hor v koyi do darjan shayran de te main pade ne.prof pooran singh ne v lami nazam is te likhi hai.
Thanks for a scholarly discussion that I thoroughly enjoyed and learned something that I wasn't aware of before. The partition of Punjab and its aftermath that separated people on religious basis is indeed a historic tragedy that can only be undone if we reach out to each other across the artificial border. And seek mutual respect and thus have peace, once again. The ethnic cleansing of both Western and the Eastern Punjab that happened at the time of partition is a subject that is hardly talked about.
I would suggest to read the book (Punjab Bloodied) that was written by Pakistani/Swedish scholar Dr. Ishtiaque Ahmed. The book details the horrors of partition in both east and west Punjab.
We the Punjabis paid with our blood, more than any other group in the subcontinent for creation of both India and Pakistan. The bond that we have between each other in literature, history, culture, customs, cuisine are still there after seven decades.
Why shall we continue to be manipulated by the political priorities of those who sit in New Delhi or in Islamabad? I commend scholars like this gentleman who reminded me of the story of Puran Bhagat, which my mother used to tell me at bedtime in the 50's.
Why in God's name, we in Pakistan cannot accept that Ranjit Singh and Hari Singh Nalwa were OUR heroes and not those Arabs or Afghans or Persians who were nothing but invaders. Why must we be apologetic and forget about OUR OWN and adopt others with whom we have nothing in common but our religion. Why should we glorify, Abdali, Mohammed Bin Qasim and others when we have heroes right here in our own land. What has Tariq bin Ziyad got to do with us in Punjab? He was a Berber general who crossed Gibraltar. His name is everywhere in Pakistan. Why not a single street is named after Qadir Yar?
A thought worth pondering!!!!
Once again thanks for posting this awesome video.
It's nice write-ups,
But lot of work needs to be done.
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I was dumb lost my password. I would love any tips you can give me
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@Kai Ramon I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Kai Ramon It did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thanks so much you saved my account :D
Qadir's Qissa Puran Bhagat is in tenth class syllabus
जय बाबा चौरंगी नाथ की जय हो 🙏🙏
Phar acha Interview Dia Apne buth khub
Just want to add to your comments that, it is indeed popular and is sung in folklore as well but less popular than others. Shiv kumar batalvi also rewrote it underscoring tragedy of a women's sacrifice on the face of her duty.
Beautiful discussion, appreciate it thanks a lot for such a wonderful disclosure, hopefully one day India Pak will unite again 🙏
🙏🏻🙏🏻
The interviewer voice is very nice.
Question: From historical perspective which classical Punjabi poet makes a reference to word Punjab, or indirectly, the land of five rivers first?
@@jattmoosewala83 Thanks. Since Baba Guru Nanak Sahib was the first great Punjabi intellectual after Amir Khusro, did Baba Ji mention word Punjab in his writings?
Pooran bhagat te Roop Basant da kissey da folk nataka vich mey apney bachpan weley kai war vakhia.Pl. kissa Roop Basant de barey vi kujh daso.
Excellent bhaji
Sir Kujh roshni Shah Mohamad bare vi pao?
sir please talk about punjabi warriors
@ 22.22 ? Who was Rani Sundran? Some body please write her profile?
I am punjabi and pls listin these people are our enemy. No matter who we are Muslim hindu Sikh or what ever. These people are making us stupid every day.
Is it Baal Nath or Guru GorakhNath of Nath Sampradaya.
I'm from Sialkot and never read about that King. Did he really exist, if he did where can I read about him?
look up on inter net you joker lion of punjab
+Usama Arain Sir, Sorry to say that in Pakistan they never encourage the common culture or history of Punjabis. Read kissa puran Bhagat and I know there is still khooh of Puran Bhagat in Sialkot (I saw it on You tube). Kissa Puran was sung even tufail Niazi and Alam Lohar and Buta ghumar. Sialkot is named after Raja Salwan, father of Puran. Puran Bhagat, Dula Bhatti, Jagga Jatt (Daku), Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Hari Singh Nalwa and Ranjit Singh, Mian Mohd Bux sahib, Waris Shah, Heer Ranjha, Mirja jatt and many others are our common pride. Study about them. Jive Punjab.
All ways directly do analysis after reading some even the Internet is after all written by some hence read as much as you came then conclude a sensible answer
+Shere-Punjab Singh SherGill you misunderstood my question. I already know everything you mentioned up there. I take pride in my culture and language. I only wanted to read MORE about the king mentioned in this video.
Wikipedia mahraj ranjit singh
This Qissa looks like Qissa of Hazrat Yousaf Alye Salam. Displacement , put into well, Desired by woman, put into well, blinded parent, then blindness of parent recovered. Draught, management of draught. Looks like remake of same Qissa in a different culture and time.
Baall Nath Nahi Ji Guru GoraQ nath..
Or Sai Interview Agr Kisi Ko chiye To bataye Me..mere Dada ji ka interview Lo Vo apko sai batayen Gain 🙏
1799 to 1818 vich sirf lahore tu centeral vich hukumat si
Why they don't tell us in punjab there is world's oldest civilization in the world.
Many things didn't tell
baal naath naheen guru gorakh naath hai. baal naath heer waris ch hai
Ranjit Singh was sansi Dalit
Ranjit was Sandhwalia Jatt his Sandhwalia royal family members are still alive and they call themselves Jatt
You can even check the interview
And Ranjit Singh's neice was married to brother on law of Sardar Ajit Singh Bains
And Ancestors of Ajit Singh and my ancestors share the same village
He has a vast and interesting knowledge of Punjabi literature and has and impressive manner of exploring it .. but can he shed some light on mian Mohammed buksh.. probebly he has ignored it as the poet belongs to Kashmir
Navid Raffiq , his language was punjabi though jhelumi accent
He hasn't ignored him. He had already made a video on Mian sahab. You an find it on his channel.
Only ranjeet sing was leader who was punjabi.
Just want to add to your comments that, it is indeed popular and is sung in folklore as well but less popular than others. Shiv kumar batalvi also rewrote it underscoring tragedy of a women's sacrifice on the face of her duty.