8:31 No mental gymnastics involved....You forgot to mention the Saraswati river..The river is mentioned in the Mahabharat and other purana's and Vedas. The river dried up After the Mahabharat period. This places Mahabharat at 5,000 years ago. There is not a single person who can refute the rivers (once) existence.
The Saraswati river dried up in the late Harappan period in between 1900 to 1300 bc which is why the Indus valley fell. If you see half the biggest sites of indus valley trace the line of a river that doesn't exist. In between that and the findings by isro, the scientists have figured out the flow of the Saraswati river. In Mahabharat, the Saraswati is there but it's flow has significantly lessened than from the time of Ramayan and the Vedas, placing it firmly in the late Harappan period. Somewhere in between 1900-1300 bc.
The Saraswati was already subterranean by MB as they speak of tribes that had become so debased in the lower stretchers that Saraswati went underground so as not to have to deal with them
It had dried up for the most part by that time but it was still within living memory as Balram goes to the site of Saraswati meeting with ganga and yamuna (sangam) as one of his first stops in his pilgrimage. It is still described at the time as the mixing of three rivers instead of the two rivers that meet there today.
@@TheIndianHistoryNerd You seem to forget, that it was not some small river or stream...its stretch was quite long. So naturally it will flow, halt, or merge, subterranean or whatever as time progresses. Balram ji visits the river before it dried up, that places the river at 4,000 years ago...Since the river was flowing top to bottom
A Female Warrior...(?) That must be an Amazon...many Scythian women were Amazons. E Scythians were named the Saka. There are Scythian Amazons in St Petesburg s Museum. Tattooed, clothing & weapons found. The Saka came much later to N India establishing an empire[lasting 400 years].
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8:31 No mental gymnastics involved....You forgot to mention the Saraswati river..The river is mentioned in the Mahabharat and other purana's and Vedas. The river dried up After the Mahabharat period. This places Mahabharat at 5,000 years ago. There is not a single person who can refute the rivers (once) existence.
The Saraswati river dried up in the late Harappan period in between 1900 to 1300 bc which is why the Indus valley fell. If you see half the biggest sites of indus valley trace the line of a river that doesn't exist. In between that and the findings by isro, the scientists have figured out the flow of the Saraswati river. In Mahabharat, the Saraswati is there but it's flow has significantly lessened than from the time of Ramayan and the Vedas, placing it firmly in the late Harappan period. Somewhere in between 1900-1300 bc.
The Saraswati was already subterranean by MB as they speak of tribes that had become so debased in the lower stretchers that Saraswati went underground so as not to have to deal with them
It had dried up for the most part by that time but it was still within living memory as Balram goes to the site of Saraswati meeting with ganga and yamuna (sangam) as one of his first stops in his pilgrimage. It is still described at the time as the mixing of three rivers instead of the two rivers that meet there today.
@@TheIndianHistoryNerd Nope. It dried up 4,000 years ago
@@TheIndianHistoryNerd You seem to forget, that it was not some small river or stream...its stretch was quite long.
So naturally it will flow, halt, or merge, subterranean or whatever as time progresses.
Balram ji visits the river before it dried up, that places the river at 4,000 years ago...Since the river was flowing top to bottom
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Our generation does not have a problem with dates. Its the magic is what people do not believe.
More than likely the magic part is the embellishments that got added from the time it happened to the time it was written down 1200 years later.
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A Female Warrior...(?) That must be an Amazon...many Scythian women were Amazons. E Scythians were named the Saka. There are Scythian Amazons in St Petesburg s Museum. Tattooed, clothing & weapons found. The Saka came much later to N India establishing an empire[lasting 400 years].
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16 October 5561 bce.
There are hundreds of estimates for the date of Mahabharata, none with as many evidences as the one I have outlined in my video.