Warfare in Ancient India 5,000 BC-300 BC

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  • Опубликовано: 21 янв 2025

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  • @SandRhomanHistory
    @SandRhomanHistory  Год назад +68

    So, for those people who do NOT actually watch the video but nonetheless claim wild things about it: We never say that there was an invasion into India instead we talk about migration. And yes, as pretty much every historian who researched India would tell you: migration did happen. And NO it's not "debunked", it's actually the mainstream opion in historiography with a plethora of evidence, from linguistics to archaeology, backing it up. And let me be clear: historiography is an international field. You don't have to be Indian to talk about Indian history but let me assure you that however you may see this, this video builds on the work of an Indian historian: BurjorAvari. His books are brilliant, were well received and positively reviewed among historians. Lastly, this channel is dedicated to reporting the insights of historians and historiography. We will never report a fringe opinion. So, only If the nationalistic Indian view on history will become the mainstream opion, we will use it to write our videos. To people who hold this view dearly and want us to consider these views, I suggest you become a historian and start shaping the field of history with your potentially new and insightful research. Because as of right now, there are only fringe historians that claim those things and we can't use these books because they are always negatively reviewed and their flaws both in content and methodology are plentiful.

    • @arnijulian6241
      @arnijulian6241 Год назад +10

      Without the Englishmen James Prinsep most known fo4r deciphering the Kharosthi and Brahmi scripts of ancient India.
      Sir William Jones a philologist discovered the connection between European & Indic languages.
      Without England India would not know it's ancient history as the natives forgot & actively destroyed their own history till English intellectuals revived Sanskrit among other languages by various means.
      On a seperate note:
      Deciphering ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs was done by 2 great minds being Thomas Young a Englishmen & polymath with the other being Jean-François Champollion a Frenchmen involved with deciphering the rosette stone the Arab Muslim population used as target practice for canons.
      Without England & partly France much of the world would not even know of their ancient history ironically.
      I can't help but laugh at people trying to demonise the past when today they are all hypocritical for the most part.

    • @dkbros1592
      @dkbros1592 Год назад +7

      first resech ur video this video full of misinformation and biased based on westrn history

    • @dkbros1592
      @dkbros1592 Год назад +2

      ruclips.net/video/1bsyi4zYHP0/видео.html&pp=ygUTb3V0IG9mIGluZGlhIHRoZW9yeQ%3D%3D

    • @arnijulian6241
      @arnijulian6241 Год назад +9

      ​@@dkbros1592 You & that fella are a hoot as homo sapiens only left Africa some 160,000 years ago.
      Those simple napped tools were made by Homo erectus that died out 110,000 years ago across the globe not homo sapiens/true humans.
      Homo sapiens only reached south Asia 60,000 years ago then 50,000 in east Asia & roughly 40,000 in Europe.
      No Humans even existed in the America's till 16,000 years ago for perspective.
      You & that so called Docter Raj Vedam don't even know basic human migration or the difference between homo erectus & homo sapiens.
      I can't help but laugh!
      I genuinely spat up my tea & hurt my chest after looking at (Indian Civilisation: The Untold Story - Revisited | Raj Vedam | Aryan Invasion/Migration Theory) video.
      2 hours of nonsense.
      I look forward to watching the rest as only 5 minutes in this is hilarious!

    • @arnijulian6241
      @arnijulian6241 Год назад +3

      ​@@dkbros1592I really don't mean to offend but I have not laughed so much in a long while, you have my genuine gratitude!
      I shifted something I had on my throat for about a month now.
      Feels much better!

  • @Jim58223
    @Jim58223 Год назад +35

    Finally a good video on ancient Indian warfare. Most channels hardly touch this area or time. I wish people would also do some on Sri Lanka.

  • @EDF1919
    @EDF1919 Год назад +59

    Everyone arguing about modern Indian nationalism and other youtubers while I'm just interested in learning about ancient civilizations.

    • @eee9034
      @eee9034 Год назад +12

      We all want to learn ,
      And about arguing ,
      we still hold our indus vally civilisation values,
      As a hindu nationalist , the worst thing that i can/will do to you is argue with you , ask you for proof,
      We don't argue for argument sake, we argue to find truth,
      We have suffered a lot in last 1000+ years, this time we will make sure this will never happen till eternity

    • @Playerone1287
      @Playerone1287 Год назад +8

      ​@@eee9034the worse thing you guys do is not to listen to proofs and logics
      Abhijeet chawada, Rajiv Malhotra are not historians stop watching the

    • @eee9034
      @eee9034 Год назад +3

      @@Playerone1287 hum jante hae kya sach hae kya jooth but inki nafrat sirf isme hae kyou ki hum hindu hae , christian nahi , aur inse purani civilization hae
      1. Ye loug khud kehete hae India kabhi united nahi tha (jo ki sach hae) but yahi loug kahete hae alexander ne india par hum la kiya & jeeta (tabh India ko united dikhaya jata hae
      2. In logo ke liya aryan invasion theory isliye important hae taki Indians/ya koi aur, is theory me ulje rahae, jabki ye english khud asal me germany se hae aur 1600saal pehele british island pe kabza kiya .
      Mae to northeast se hu, muje is AIT se koi fark nahi parta, hua to hua nahi hua to nahi hua, par mere shatru jnda hae, jo mere barbadi me khushiya manate hae, tabh tak aaram nahi jabtak ye loug na mar jaye

    • @Playerone1287
      @Playerone1287 Год назад +2

      @@eee9034 Abe kya bol rha hai bhai 😂
      India ko United kab dikhaya unhone
      Punjab par attack Kiya aur chote kingdoms par attack Kiya Alexander ne, United kaise hua
      Mene bas tera 1st point padha baki ke liye time nhi hai

    • @eee9034
      @eee9034 Год назад +4

      @@Playerone1287 abe i am not talling about this video specificly,
      Alexander ke jitne bhi doccumentry video hae, osme aise dikhaya/bataya jata that "Alexander invaded India & defeated " , tabh pure india ko hara diya aise dikhate hae ye gore chamri specially british & english,
      Jabki ye europeans khud roman empire ke hare huye talwe chate huye hae

  • @NavneetKumar-m3o
    @NavneetKumar-m3o 4 месяца назад +12

    Alexander didn't let Porus Rule on behalf of him ,he was defeated in battle.
    Fatigue and loss of war was main reason for Alexander Going back.

  • @IllustriousBagel
    @IllustriousBagel Год назад +36

    Please do a video on the Mauryan-Seleucid war. I'm having a hard time finding any information on the period, and most sources just summarize it to "Chandragupta defeated Seleucus, took some land, married his daughter, then gave him 500 elephants."

    • @History_Teller1250
      @History_Teller1250 Год назад +9

      Because no sources describe the conflict. Even contemporary sources summarize sources the conflict like this :
      "In 305 BC, Chandragupta Maurya personnaly invaded the Seleucid Empire accompagnied by his minister Chanakya to re-conquer the Indian lands Alexander III of Macedon had conquered 20 years prior. Seleucus I Nicator personnaly led an army to stop him. After 2 years of costly fighting in both men and money, Chandragupta Maurya won the war. In the subsequent peace treaty, Seleucus I Nicator ceded those lands to Chandragupta Maurya and recieved 500 war elephants as compensation. The 2 then concluded an alliance after they realised that they had more to gain by working toguether rather than fighting each other. To seal the alliance, Berenice, Seleucus I Nicator's daughter, was married to Bindusara, Chandragupta Maurya's son..."

    • @ashrithrao06
      @ashrithrao06 Год назад +2

      ⁠​⁠@@History_Teller1250 I greatly disagree because Chandragupta’s rule ended in 298 BC. Sources really do tell Chandragupta was in his early 30s when he married teenage Helena. They made a really good couple and Helena was considered to be married off to an older Ptolemy of Egypt if she wouldn’t have married Chandragupta. They both had a really beautiful Son and Bindusara’s was not threatened by him as his position was secured by Chanakya.
      Also Helena was daughter of Seleucid and a Princess of Bacteria. So, the Timeline do not match here.

    • @History_Teller1250
      @History_Teller1250 Год назад +2

      @@ashrithrao06Firstly, the name of Seleucus I Nicator's daughrer is not Helena. It's Berenice. Secondly, Chandragupta Maurya was born in 350 BC and tge marriage took place in 303 BC, meaning that he was 47 years old when the marriage took place. Not in his early 30's...

    • @ravikumarpillay8419
      @ravikumarpillay8419 Месяц назад

      @@IllustriousBagel Chandragupta of Maurya dynasty 1635BCE as per ecidence ( many Chandragupta were there and don't confuse with Chandragupta of Andhra bhritya dynasty of 325BCE)

  • @avlaus2629
    @avlaus2629 Год назад +29

    Very nice SandRhoman. RUclips has this problem with tabloid pop history that spreads everywhere. Not here.

  • @binbows2258
    @binbows2258 Год назад +19

    I love how you are doing more ancient era stuff now. Please do some on ancient greek warfare, and maybe some videos about ancient mercenaries? would be really cool

  • @josephkavanagh7055
    @josephkavanagh7055 Год назад +67

    Archaeologists seem to want to prove that some civilisations were peaceful and without was. The claimed the Mayans were also peaceful but now we know different.. I myself am skeptical of any civilisation has ever gone totally without wars. Human nature says different.

    • @marcpaulus6291
      @marcpaulus6291 Год назад +12

      Exactly. You may have a civilisation that dosnt invade other and mainly has an army for defence purpose but that may only to the time a more ambicious king/priest/council comes to power. If you are a civilisation that is peacfull you only exist as long as your not so peacfull neighbor discover that you have no army, then you are free real estate.

    • @limonbattery
      @limonbattery Год назад

      Perhaps no large civilization was as frequently subject to this claim as Imperial China. The myth that they were more concerned with peaceful bureaucracy than expansionism really needs to die; it may be true for various parts of Chinese history, but we're talking about thousands of years under many different administrations, and these peaceful periods invariably followed bloody periods of civil war for unification.

    • @abcdedfg8340
      @abcdedfg8340 Год назад +4

      Not necessarily. Perhaps the indus valley competed more through trade than war. But maybe they had limited militias for law and order and keeping the borders safe at least before the start of the decline of the urban centers?

    • @BigBrotherTheWatcher1984
      @BigBrotherTheWatcher1984 Год назад

      A peaceful civilisation has no chance of surviving so long specially in an era when braindead hordes of barbarians were known to raid and pillage random settlements.

    • @Vajrapani108
      @Vajrapani108 Год назад

      ​@@abcdedfg8340"""maybe"""

  • @MagnusTarquinius
    @MagnusTarquinius Год назад +222

    Finally a video on ancient Indian history...I'm tired of people talking about the Mughals, Mauryas and other Indian dynasties all the time

    • @elkingoh4543
      @elkingoh4543 Год назад +16

      They only thought Indian Muslims empire better than older Hindu empire. Btw, I agree with your opinion 🥹

    • @MagnusTarquinius
      @MagnusTarquinius Год назад +20

      @@elkingoh4543 Let's be honest...the Muslim Empires were much more powerful...but the Hindu Empires also need some recognition...they were also significant in the history of India

    • @elkingoh4543
      @elkingoh4543 Год назад +22

      @@MagnusTarquinius they are very underrated like Buddhist/Bengalis Pala Dynasty and Others Tamils kingdoms or Chola empire

    • @RR-pc7yv
      @RR-pc7yv Год назад +28

      ​@@elkingoh4543 Mughals were not Indian M0sl!ms but Turks. They were foreigners and as hostile to non-Muslims as to the other Muslim groups and ethnicities. Of course, they just like others, were also Sunni supremacists and Isl@m!c bigots.
      Actually, Hindus empires were far more larger and most influential of all the empires that have existed in the Indian Subcontinent. Read about the Mauryan and Gupta Empires. And not to forget the Maratha Empire which replaced the Mughal Empire in India in the 18th century.

    • @anaesthete5592
      @anaesthete5592 Год назад +12

      @@MagnusTarquinius powerful in terms what? If you mean cause they come much later the Muslim dynasties ruled in the mediaeval times so obviously they are more advanced and powerful than ancient Empires

  • @semi-useful5178
    @semi-useful5178 Год назад +36

    I think that the reason that the myth of a Peaceful Hrappan Civilization has persisted for two factors:
    Firstly that it is attractive to those deconstructionists that believe that humanity is fundamentally good and merely corrupted by institutions to have an actual civilization that they can point to to justify their belief.
    Secondly it could also be used to justify the racist view that the peoples of Bharat are little more than harmless cattle to be pushed around by their betters.

    • @majesticfool
      @majesticfool Год назад +3

      post modernists doing there thing. only white people can be violent!!

    • @martytu20
      @martytu20 Год назад +8

      A third factor, history as a science is constantly shifting and we reevaluate previous hypothesis and theories based on newer evidence. A lot of the narratives around the Peace Hrappan hypothesis was based on works that have been cast into doubt in recent times.

    • @ashrithrao06
      @ashrithrao06 Год назад +2

      King Rimush of Akkad (Mesopotamia) proudly tells in his inscriptions that he had defeated Persian Kingdom along with the Meluha Army which came to assist. Now Meluha is Sindhu-Saraswati Civilisation. And this happened around 3000 BC.

    • @TheLocalLt
      @TheLocalLt Год назад +1

      Let’s be honest a lot has to do with a certain sect of self-flagellating Westerners who try to make all non-European civilizations out to be “peaceful and nature loving, until war was needlessly brought upon them by those damn warlike Europeans…”
      It’s a crock of bs used to justify their modern domestic and foreign policy, but it is nothing less than revisionist history.
      History is a continuous and ongoing clash of civilizations, cultures, states, and interests; in fact we in the present day live in by far the most peaceful time in world history.

  • @sriharshadaggubati2009
    @sriharshadaggubati2009 5 месяцев назад +30

    Hinduism existed even before the Aryan migration to india there is pashupathi seals in harappa civilization and the proof of asanas of yoga depictions you can research it if you want to know more don't spread false stories

    • @hlibushok
      @hlibushok 5 месяцев назад +6

      The Pashupati seal depicts the so-called "proto-Shiva", which is the only purported divinity in Harappan culture. There is no doubt that some elements of Hinduism were adopted from local traditions of the Harappans, but the system of polytheism that eventually evolved into Hinduism was definitely brought by the Indo-Aryans.

    • @mohitaggarwal7583
      @mohitaggarwal7583 5 месяцев назад +4

      Sindoor in lady's forehead . Cow and bull are important symbols, pipal leaves too

    • @nitintyagi2024
      @nitintyagi2024 5 месяцев назад +2

      You seem to be bw by western med ia, constant bombardment of I'll info. It is as true as nu. weapons in iraq. Snap out of it ​@@hlibushok

    • @WillyWonka.-
      @WillyWonka.- 5 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@hlibushok
      What about kalpa vigrha is that some Harrapan God too
      And not to mention that is 28,000 years old

    • @hlibushok
      @hlibushok 5 месяцев назад +2

      @@WillyWonka.- It's very hard to find any worthwhile information on the Kalpa Vigraha idol because literally all Google search results are non peer reviewed Hindu nationalist ramblings about how the CIA is hiding the real age of the Indian civilization. At first I thought it might be an actual archeological find that was simply misused for spreading misinformation. However, I couldn't find any actually scientific papers mentioning this thing, and the primary source for the idol's origin story and the image we have of it seems to be an unsourced Booksfact article. The story has a lot of elements that sound really fictional: the CIA having a secret base in then politically neutral India, American scientists somehow carbon dating the idol (even though it's made of metal), the CIA using the idol to "charge water", there being an untranslated manuscript alongside the idol that never got any attention, etc. Even if all of that is true (which is *doubtful* to say the least), it still doesn't say anything about the age of the find, since only organic materials (i.e. the wood from the chest in which the idol was supposedly discovered) can be carbon dated, and there are several circumstances under which the find can seem much older than it actually is, so there is no reason to think this idol is 28 000 years old. And also, when we look at the idol itself - it's pretty obviously an Iron Age (so 3800-2200 years old) statuette of the Hindu god Vishnu - there is nothing indicating it being older. If there was a 28 000 year old civilization in India that was making similarly styled statuettes of Hindu gods millennia before the traditional date for the emergence of Hinduism we'd definitely know by now. So while it's impossible to learn more about the "Kalpa Vigraha idol" since the image search is clouded in Hindu nationalist nonsense, there is no reason to believe it's a Harappan god or that it is 28 000 years old when a much simpler and logically consistent answer is right there.

  • @cephalonbob15
    @cephalonbob15 Год назад +31

    First lesson of RUclips: Stay away from anyting related to india, least there be death threats

  • @andreascovano7742
    @andreascovano7742 Год назад +553

    inb4 Hindu nationalists barge in and claim that aryan invasion never happened or that Alexander lost in India

    • @loowick4074
      @loowick4074 Год назад +263

      Hindu nationalists when you tell them that Hindus did not infact defeat the emperor of mankind and conquered the 9 realms and defeated sauron in the 4th century bc

    • @Harib_Al-Saq
      @Harib_Al-Saq Год назад +24

      ​@@loowick4074🤣🤣😭

    • @dkbros1592
      @dkbros1592 Год назад +125

      well its right ya it never happend its been debunked by scientist and ya alexander lost to an border warlord lol
      so ur saying scientist are false wow

    • @dkbros1592
      @dkbros1592 Год назад +50

      @@loowick4074 ya like this westen history is also been debunked

    • @dkbros1592
      @dkbros1592 Год назад +60

      soo all that scientist who debunked the theory are stupid
      this is western biased history dude but an u have to have superority complex

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    @aurriusthepure7323 Год назад +21

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      @evelgent1847 Год назад

      Really now? 🤨🧐

    • @evelgent1847
      @evelgent1847 Год назад +2

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      @agrajyadav2951 Год назад

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    • @antokarman2064
      @antokarman2064 Год назад +2

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    • @thfkmnIII
      @thfkmnIII Год назад

      They don't care as long as they get paid by their ad sponsor. Very swiss of them

  • @luringfanatic5670
    @luringfanatic5670 4 месяца назад +19

    I'm sure sandrhoman is regretting makig a video about india, they are so thin skinned today at first i thought they were all bots... but no i think they all just like to cry

    • @swqnyx-uo4pd
      @swqnyx-uo4pd 4 месяца назад +1

      Yeah it's almost as if this guy didn't do proper research and is getting criticism for it

    • @RoliSaxena-e8z
      @RoliSaxena-e8z 4 месяца назад

      Improper research which triggered sensitive people. So mandatory, blue warriors, muh natives aryans invaders crowd and some PPL who drink muh religion is European koolaid are out here in open.

  • @keshav3479
    @keshav3479 11 месяцев назад +5

    Thanks for this video. It's pretty hard to find good content about ancient Indian military history. You guys handled the subject with respect and really nailed it. Hope you do more videos about India!

  • @Kestrel-777
    @Kestrel-777 Год назад +29

    A society without the will or means of defending itself will crumble against the very first aggressor. The fact that Indus Valley civilisation survived for some time before falling to non-invasion causes should be proof enough for people that they possessed the capacity and willingness to wage war even if the evidence is not forthcoming.

    • @Alias_Anybody
      @Alias_Anybody Год назад +12

      You could argue that they've been less of a warrior culture *on an individual level* simply due to the fact that if you have a far greater population than your neighbours you need fewer warriors per capita to outmatch them. Compare the US vs the Native Americans of the Great Plains in the mid 1800s.

    • @oldrabbit8290
      @oldrabbit8290 Год назад +2

      but then again, the Indian subcontinent is very well protected by its natural barrier: mountain range in the north and desert in the west. The Mesopotamia city-states (and later kingdoms) were too busy fighting each other to cross the desert to conquest them, so the main opponent of Indus civilization would mostly be themselves.
      And that is where the lack of a clear authority figure may play a part: a single ruler with ambition is much more likely to wage wars of conquest against other city-states than a merchant oligarchy or citizen assembly, especially when its leading citizens were not wealthy or powerful enough to ignore the masses. Hence they may only need a small number of armed men to keep order and deal with low-level threats, and warfare is relatively few and small in scope that it didn't play a big part in their society.
      All in all, I think their attitude to warfare is quite similar to the Minoan civilization: while they do understand and employ some of it, it's just a minor (if not forgettable) part of their society.

    • @Kestrel-777
      @Kestrel-777 Год назад +6

      @@oldrabbit8290 Indian history is practically littered with instances of invaders crossing the Hindu Kush and entering the Indus Valley to either be turned back, stalled, or to instead conquer most of the subcontinent. You forget that there were other people in India and Central Asia who would have been in continuous contact with the Indus Valley cities.
      A smaller but highly motivated force can conquer a numerically stronger one, so I am not convinced that the IVC survived through throwing bodies at their enemies. If they were so advanced they could surely organise an effective military as ALL other ancient civilisations did so effectively.
      The comparison with the Minoans is an interesting choice. They dominated the Aegean sea, conducting a series of imperial and possibly colonial conquests against other islands. Their navy was very advanced and certainly was militarised. It was despite this militarisation that they were conquered by the Mycenaeans, not because they had no military system.

    • @Kestrel-777
      @Kestrel-777 Год назад +5

      @@Alias_Anybody Perhaps numerical superiority was a large advantage, but you still need a military hierarchy and system of organisation to make use of it - otherwise you have peasants not soldiers or warriors, and thus no actual numerical advantage. Discipline, weaponry, and some sort of warrior culture is a prequisite to having any army at all, and usually organised civilisations are better at war because they have these thing just as much or more than their opponents.

    • @dkbros1592
      @dkbros1592 Год назад

      @@Kestrel-777 they where defeted the invaders only hun where integrated after there defeat

  • @manu18190
    @manu18190 8 месяцев назад +12

    One question , Alexander replaced all the defeated kings with his loyalists, why did he give back Porus kingdom ? . If he had to give back why did he fight putting his men’s life at risk ? . Second if he had won the battle why did he return , he could have proceeded further to Pataliputra. I don’t think Magadha was bigger than Persian empire . If he had defeated an empire , he could have easily defeated Magadha ( which was just a kingdom ) . Also there was a university called taxila near the place where the battle took place , there were no records found there . There are several gaps in this story

    • @skylark5249
      @skylark5249 8 месяцев назад +5

      Porus was barely a king. He was at best a chieftan of the Jats. Magadha was a different ball game. It was a powerful empire. Alexander wouldve met his match there. He was brave but not stupid.

    • @dv9239
      @dv9239 7 месяцев назад +3

      What? Alexander had no loyalists in East he just made existing kings his satraps just like Darius did before him
      All the macedonian forces he brought from home travelled with him

  • @kindlad6087
    @kindlad6087 Год назад +21

    Judging by the comments making a video about indian history seems to be more trouble than it's worth lol.

    • @SandRhomanHistory
      @SandRhomanHistory  Год назад +23

      Yeah but history is about disagreeing on things in order to agree at some point in the future, so it's alright I guess.

    • @DoloMalo-mw4zl
      @DoloMalo-mw4zl Год назад +1

      There was no country called Endia before British empire of 1859

    • @vikhsn
      @vikhsn Год назад +2

      @@DoloMalo-mw4zl what was indus or H_indus_than according to u 🤣

    • @DoloMalo-mw4zl
      @DoloMalo-mw4zl Год назад

      @@vikhsn Arabs called it Hind Greeks called it Indus - River Indus
      it had more connections with Middle Eastern Persian and Near Eastern civilisations than Endia of today- Pakistani civilisation
      Endian civilisations are Ganga Jamna and khajuraho mandir

    • @vikhsn
      @vikhsn Год назад +1

      @@DoloMalo-mw4zl wtf is ENDia . bro fact is india existed before Pakisthan I mean before 1859. whats ur point? and what the fuck is Pakistani civilization??🤣🤣

  • @skylark5249
    @skylark5249 8 месяцев назад +18

    King Porus had a tiny army compared to what the Greeks would have encountered further inland beyond the Indus. The encounter with Porus (Puru) gave the Greek army second thoughts and they returned home even though India at the time was as reknowned for its great wealth as Persia was. It took a 300 years of repeated invasions by the Islamic forces to conquer India and that too only the north and central kingdoms were taken over. The kingdoms of the southen Peninsula remained unconquered until the Europeans showed up...for trade.

    • @christianriddler5063
      @christianriddler5063 6 месяцев назад +2

      I wish India could've resisted the islamic invasions. I wonder what India could have been if that calamity never happened.

  • @uelibinde
    @uelibinde Год назад +7

    very interesting take on this bit of history. thoughtful, nuanced and well researched. thank you for your work.

  • @ravi.k.t
    @ravi.k.t 2 месяца назад +12

    20:00
    I have doubt that Indian soldiers don't have bronze and iron armour
    Because Magadha, the biggest empire at the arrival of Alexander was the biggest manufacturer of iron ore.
    Magadha became big because they have iron.

  • @fatherofhistory
    @fatherofhistory Год назад +6

    This video was fascinating! I learned so much about the evolution of warfare in ancient India. I'm also interested in the Indus Valley Civilization, so I'll definitely check out the video you recommended. Thanks for sharing!

  • @anonyverse9349
    @anonyverse9349 6 месяцев назад +19

    As someone that has studied Sanskrit for decades and has read portions of the Vedas and particularly the Upanishads, the amount of ignorance in this video is sad. “Hinduism” was “brought” to “India” just because they spoke a language that was the predecessor of Vedic sanskrit, is a claim that makes absolutely no sense. The migration took centuries. It took them centuries to adapt and assimilate into the indigenous society. Most of the vedas is praise poetry of nature that they were in direct contact with. If the vedas were indeed “brought”, as said in the video, then it should have been “taken” to many other regions that the Steppe horseman migrated to. That’s just not the case. It feeds into the narrative that the great scriptures that we have is due to it being “brought” into India from the west. And that it was impossible for these works to be composed and inspired in the east.

    • @aakashnair5170
      @aakashnair5170 5 месяцев назад +2

      Sanksrit is a product of indians and indians alone its impossible for it to have been brought there. Its predecessor was definitely brought there at some point but calling that language sanskrit is stupid cos its not. Vedic sanskrit already has so many 'dravidian' features that indo europeans languages do not have its stupid to claim that it was brought there rather its definitely a product of the multiple cultures mashing and that would be a fair way to represent it but it almost never is explained that way.

  • @f-man3274
    @f-man3274 5 месяцев назад +9

    1:09 It's especially ironic that first sewage system was made in India

    • @rajsinghji-84
      @rajsinghji-84 5 месяцев назад +8

      It’s not ironic, it’s tragic. India had everything before illiterate Muslims and Christian Barbarians came here to loot us.

    • @zackcarl7861
      @zackcarl7861 5 месяцев назад +2

      Give me enough time, and power and I can turn the most civilized and development European country in to a slum
      Where people would be so hammered and miserable that they would forget all manners and could not afford a toilet
      I can give you that and more
      500yrs
      500ys of misery looting the most evolved European country and making its mannered populous into unmannred and dirty peasants - under fed, weak , with complete loss of self esteem and yes they will all be doubting their culture

    • @zukotra
      @zukotra Месяц назад

      Indians invented many things when rest of the world was living in stone and neolithic age

  • @acethesupervillain348
    @acethesupervillain348 Год назад +10

    I hope you guys will do some North American warfare sometime, Conquests of Aztecs and Inca, Metacomet's War, Beaver Wars, French & Indian War, American Revolution, etc.

  • @kanhaibhatt913
    @kanhaibhatt913 Год назад +9

    The IndoEuropean homeland was not the Steppe, but South of the Caucasus, likely Iran, Armenia. The original Indo European population was the Caucasus Hunter Gatherers which are closely related to the Iran Neolithic related ancestry found in India and the Middle East. Newest research has completely bodied the Steppe Hypothesis. Dont know why wignats are having trouble coping with this. Accept the truth and move on.

    • @HolNol-w7b
      @HolNol-w7b Год назад +5

      And they were not Whites or Browns
      But whitish-brown people and they never called themselves as "aryans"
      Plus they were not a single homogeneous tribe but a group of 30-50 Tribes...

    • @ChromeMan04
      @ChromeMan04 11 месяцев назад

      lol no. They were steppe people. Indo-European ancestry is defined by steppe ancestry in genetic tests. CHG did not speak an IE tongue nor were they were R1a.
      Also, the kurgan theory is very much accepted and I don’t know anyone who disagrees with it.

    • @kanhaibhatt913
      @kanhaibhatt913 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@ChromeMan04 heh. This youtuber is removing my replies now lol. I had written a full rebuttal.

  • @Oneplay_IV
    @Oneplay_IV Год назад +7

    Found this channel accidentally and now I'm a daily viewer, I'm grateful RUclips recommended me your channel!

  • @anonymouslyopinionated656
    @anonymouslyopinionated656 Год назад +11

    FINALLY!
    I've been hoping for you to touch non-european parts of the world... especially mine!

  • @sharmismroy
    @sharmismroy 5 месяцев назад +10

    who are Aryans? Did you have the evidence? Non sense

    • @TheBhumbak
      @TheBhumbak 5 месяцев назад

      Yes, read rakhi ghari findings also global genetic tracks

    • @mahatmaniggandhi2898
      @mahatmaniggandhi2898 4 месяца назад

      yes literally everyone in the world knows about that except indians😂

    • @zukotra
      @zukotra Месяц назад

      ​​@@mahatmaniggandhi2898there isn't any evidence if it is then please tell me

  • @ameyatribhuvan8127
    @ameyatribhuvan8127 5 месяцев назад +17

    Just a correction here The Aryan invasion concept by Max Muller was Debunked long time ago you can find the documents published online or from valid research facilities, also flourishing civilization proofs where found in southern location area of todays Tamilnadu. Kindly Note the correction. You missed the Saka invasion which was more impact full than Alexander's invasion.

    • @Rägarded
      @Rägarded 5 месяцев назад +4

      The Indo-Aryan migration into India is a well-solidifed piece of historical fact. The only people that dispute it are Indian nationalists that seek to put themselves at the center by rejecting that their language or religion could have been heavily influenced by people that migrated into India. It is the equivilant of English people saying that the Norman invasion never happend and the Norman French influence on the English language is just a coincidence or it was the Anglo-Saxons that influenced the French language rather than the other way around. It's historical revisionism based on modern projections.

    • @prashanthkamath7437
      @prashanthkamath7437 5 месяцев назад +4

      @@Rägarded Yeah, and the Indus Valley people were idiots, who lived in towns designed with high sophistication.

    • @rishabhadarsh5227
      @rishabhadarsh5227 5 месяцев назад +3

      Stop living in delusion Aryan invasion theory was already debunked in 1980s.​@@Rägarded

    • @user-rq2de3ww8z
      @user-rq2de3ww8z 5 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@Rägarded propoganda by colonisers well known fact

    • @direwolf7491
      @direwolf7491 5 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@RägardedEveryone saying Aryan invasion being a solidified fact can't ever say why it is so...😂😂😂

  • @RaghunandanReddyC
    @RaghunandanReddyC 4 месяца назад +10

    Hinduism came to India from the West but almost doesn't exist anywhere in Europe it west Asian history.

    • @oxy2986
      @oxy2986 3 месяца назад +5

      Hinduism origins in vedic era after the mixture of aryans .
      It doesn't come from west .

    • @santhoshv3028
      @santhoshv3028 3 месяца назад +5

      You can't understood simple things?😂 Vedic or Hinduism doesn't came from west. But some basic came from there not all. Vedic or Hinduism or dharma is originated in India when they mixed with natives of india at that time. That's why even today you can see some common mythology term in Nordic, Greek, Persia etc with India.

    • @santhoshv3028
      @santhoshv3028 2 месяца назад

      @@Gravitatis I never said anything like that.

    • @greaterbharat4175
      @greaterbharat4175 Месяц назад

      Are you sure ? Yeah Hinduism shaped because of western influenced but what kinda ?
      Asur ,daitya ,danava are mentioned western race that common Enemity with us ( just as enemy can influence some part of your life ) Hinduism is influenced similar like way
      Daitya and dasa ( daitya is simply termology for central asia ,dasa lived in central asia )
      Eastern European and Steppe is Danava land ( danava mean descendants of danu river= Danube/ don river )
      Asur = Assyrian / Mesopotamians

  • @kunalrao2134
    @kunalrao2134 Год назад +6

    Very well researched video. Just a correction, Indo- Aryans used copper instead of bronze and they also wore copper armours (maybe only worn by elites). One more peculiar thing is that women very often participated in warfare during Vedic period, can also mention that. Also do some research on Ajatshatru and weapons he used.

    • @NirmalKumar-ru2ke
      @NirmalKumar-ru2ke Год назад

      JOURNEY OF CIVILIZATION INDUS TO VAGAI BOOK IS MAIN PROOF ... Then i am also lot evidence available people speak to Mainly Tamil language only.. Why?..I have proof.
      1.) TAMIL language total Number of inscription 67000 nos.. Then inscription age 700.B.C.
      2.)SANSKRIT total inscription is 4500 only..Sanskrit INSCRIPTION is 100.B.C
      3.)Sangam literature lot proof avaialable..Sangam Literature land wise People how survive lot poem available. Kurinji land - mountain land, Mullai land- Tree land, Marutham land -aggreculture land, Neythal land - sea land, Paalai land - Sesertland or Sand land or waste land,So land wise poem avaialable..Sangam
      Litrature lot poem avaialable in desert land poems..Sangam Literature writing 2500 year ago..
      This is the mainly Proof ..
      India lot INSCRIPTION avaialable
      1.) Tamizhi inscription
      2.)Poly language inscription
      3.)Ashoca inscription
      4.)Devanagari inscription..
      5.)SANSKRIT inscription
      Then Tamil language world wide Lot of evidence is available. But Sanskrit evidence little bit only available..
      Tamil Literature Sangam Literature Three Sangams wrote poems and developed the Tamil language. Names of those three Sangams.
      1.)First Association 2.)Second Association 3.) Third Association.
      Sangha literature is reorganized and written between 600 BC and 1300 AD. 1.) Poems of the First Sangam relate to events before 6000 BC. 2.) Poems of the Second Sangam relate to events which took place before 2500 BC. Says it like a song. 3.) The hymns of the Third Sangam relate events from 800 BC to 1200 AD.
      The following are not mentioned in any literature in India. The following has been said in only one literature and that is Sangam literature only. Apartment buildings, Sewerage, Bricks, Forts, Education, Straight roads, Seals, What creatures were around the Indus Valley?, How many types of trees were around the Indus Valley?, What kind of clothes did the people of the Indus Valley wear?, What were their foods?, People of the Indus Valley Literature is one that can tell about daily life and many more things. It is Sangam literature.
      Indus Valley has more than 2100 Sangam literary town names. These names date back to 5000 BC..the evidence is journey of civilization indus to vaigai book.latitude and longitude are given in this book..the names of this town are only in two areas. One is in Indus Valley in Pakistan and the other is in Tamil Nadu in India..Indus Valley has more Sanga Literary town names than Tamil Nadu..
      As Tamil language is very ancient it has changed in every period. Tamil language has changed more than 15 times so its ancient form is not readable now. The alphabet of the Tamil language can be read twelve times, but its primitive form cannot be read. But the Aryans destroyed the source of it...Sanskrit was created by the Tamils themselves. The meaning of Sanskirudam is not even in Rigveda. That meaning is 'Samaikka patta kirudam '. If so, it is a 'Samaikka patta language'. English meaning is cooked language..Created with Tamil grammar and words from literature of many languages..
      Everyone explores Indus Valley north and east of India there is no evidence there. But they don't want to explore south of India and places around Indian ocean..why India doesn't allow it..

  • @JayzsMr
    @JayzsMr Год назад +6

    War and civilization are interlinked, one cannot be without the other . Civilization started because people built settlements to defend themselves from others

  • @benjaminloyd6056
    @benjaminloyd6056 Год назад +4

    Glad to see you expanding your focus, and bringing your narrative talents to often-neglected eastern history.

  • @feekalphabeet9217
    @feekalphabeet9217 Год назад +11

    This is why you guys are top tier. You do actual research instead of regurgitating existing content and pretending it's new.

  • @panbaiye
    @panbaiye Год назад +7

    More like the original lego valley civilization wth those uniform bricks

  • @indrajeetsinhjhala4213
    @indrajeetsinhjhala4213 Год назад +4

    Thank you very much for bringing this topic

  • @Thraim.
    @Thraim. Год назад +8

    I know basically nothing about this part of history. I'm looking forward to changing that.

  • @persikthecatcutecat6538
    @persikthecatcutecat6538 7 месяцев назад +5

    I disagree on there's no advance military in ancient Indian if there's is no strong military no way you can achieve peace ,

    • @vercingetorix3839
      @vercingetorix3839 7 месяцев назад +3

      Indeed. A commonly made mistake in prehistorical analysis is assuming a lack of evidence as evidence of absence.

  • @Agastyasharma9796
    @Agastyasharma9796 4 месяца назад +17

    Migration into india happened in different phases
    1. First people from Africa came around 70,000 to 90,000
    2. Next wave came 60,000 to 70,000 - probably modern day descendents of Australian aboriginal
    3. Next wave came around 30,000 to 40,000 - andomanese people
    4. Austroasiatic people migrated from southern china, Thailand into eastern India - 5,000 to 10,000
    5. Around same time neolithic Iranian farmers migrated 10,000 to 5,000 - Dravidian speakers of Indus valley
    After the collapse of IVC they moved west and south
    6.proto Indo Iranian people diverse into two groups in central Asia
    1. Iranian who migrated south west (perisan,pastun, Kurds etc)
    2. Indo Aryan (vedic people or Aryans) who migrated south east into sapta Sindhu (modern day Punjab and later to gangetic plain)
    7. When Aryan arrived in India
    Northern India was Dravidianized mixed with locals while Eastern India was more like Austroasiatic mixed with locals
    Best example of this is eastern Indo-Aryan language (Bengali, Assamese, maithili, odia) who lost or very hesitant to use retroflex sounds because of their contact with Austroasiatic people
    North indo Aryan language use heavy retroflex because of their contact with dravdian
    Vedic Sanskrit adopted it from mixing with Dravidian language
    8. Then came greeks, sakas, huns, mughal, etc
    Migration isn't one way ,many people that lived in india migrated outside too
    Humans have always migrated from one place to another

    • @yoshimitsu8643
      @yoshimitsu8643 3 месяца назад +3

      Have you read about mysteries of Elusis
      I’m reading a book on “the secret history of the religion with no name”
      It’s about a founding religion who used psychedelic rituals and has its roots spreading from Greeks to Christianity.
      In the Rigveda there is a sacramental drink called “soma” which is described as a hallucinogenic.
      If that is true then Proto Indo European language the origin of Vedic Sanskrit which goes back around 8-9k years back could be the one.
      Isn’t it amezing the source of all religion being a psychedelic experience

    • @ajk9420
      @ajk9420 13 дней назад

      4.5 Tibetan Plateau to the Indian subcontinent 8,000-4,000 years ago- more into areas of Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, and parts of Uttarakhand.

  • @JackMeHoffVTheSoontobePurged
    @JackMeHoffVTheSoontobePurged Год назад +15

    1:35
    This is what I hate about RUclipsr history channels, a lot of them just repeat the same untrue, unproven thing that makes an ancient civilization seem better than we are now

    • @Cancoillotteman
      @Cancoillotteman Год назад +7

      It's not only youtube, it's generalized. if it's "old" and / or "exotic" it HAS to be better, because modern humans are so bad right ?

  • @ankitshaw165
    @ankitshaw165 4 месяца назад +10

    90000 years old history has been found in India

    • @MsPridi
      @MsPridi 2 месяца назад

      😅😅

    • @ankitshaw165
      @ankitshaw165 2 месяца назад +2

      @@Gravitatis Which of your father said that🤔

    • @ankitshaw165
      @ankitshaw165 2 месяца назад

      @@Gravitatis I think, you have done intoxication in the morning😂😂

    • @ankitshaw165
      @ankitshaw165 2 месяца назад +2

      @@Gravitatis Be it Christian or Muslim, everyone came to India and learnt humanity, otherwise everyone would still be fighting🥱🥱

    • @ankitshaw165
      @ankitshaw165 2 месяца назад +1

      @@Gravitatis We don't know, you do it😂😂

  • @JustGrowingUp84
    @JustGrowingUp84 Год назад +3

    Very interesting video and excellent choice of topic SandRhoman!

  • @throbert8244
    @throbert8244 Год назад +9

    Glad to see you guys branching out into other periods and cultures. I’d love to see content about china and pre-columbian americas

  • @napoleonibonaparte7198
    @napoleonibonaparte7198 Год назад +32

    Got to love the uneducated ultranationalists in the comments.

    • @Skypad00
      @Skypad00 Год назад +3

      Posting from their mudhuts and slums lol.

    • @RandomVidsforthought
      @RandomVidsforthought Год назад +1

      ​@@Skypad00Not brian johnson 🤮

  • @darthashpie
    @darthashpie 5 месяцев назад +11

    Aryan invasion to aryan migration to aryan picnic theory , of course alexander after winning and losing is fav horse and many generals became nice which he never was and died later on lol.

  • @adityakashyap430
    @adityakashyap430 7 месяцев назад +45

    Hinduism was NOT brought by Aryans in India please... For the lack of evidence, you could just stay silent on that subject...

    • @Fatherofheroesandheroines
      @Fatherofheroesandheroines 7 месяцев назад +9

      It's a theory. There's no need to insult someone. Present your evidence not attack in this case. If you want to be heard, prove it.

    • @abhijeetvasishtha4627
      @abhijeetvasishtha4627 7 месяцев назад +11

      Schlptures of goddess and seal of proto shiva, worshipping of bull and cow, cremation of bodies, lightning incense in front of those female deities, all are still practiced today in hinduism. Godess shakti, kali, saraswati are evolved versions of harappan ones. Worshipping of ferrility( yoni and phallax(ling)) still found in every temple of india. Name according to mesopotamian records, was meluha, harppan civ. Is modern name, ivc is wrong name. Problem is westerners had few centuries and they think they are the flagbearers of civilisation.it is really stupid that all of these youtuber kids, who think they know history,refer to western historians but none to indian ones. I can imagine arrogance and ignorance that they think(30 billion) they know more about indian history than imdians themselves(150billion)😂​@@Fatherofheroesandheroines

    • @sureshkumar-qw9ny
      @sureshkumar-qw9ny 7 месяцев назад +3

      You are right Hinduism is created by British in 1800 by collecting every local region in British colonized India other than Islam and Christianity into a single faith. What Aryans brought is Brahmanism which has vedas, which helped create cast which in turn discriminated people by their birth.

    • @abhijeetvasishtha4627
      @abhijeetvasishtha4627 7 месяцев назад +6

      @@sureshkumar-qw9ny aryans brought vedas, upnishad, ayurveda, dhanurveda, rigveda, yajurveda, atharvaveda, indian political system, Arthashastra of chanakya,great mahajanoadas, 1st pan indian mauryan empire followed by shunga, kanva, gupta dynasties, india was divided among varnas, Portuguese called it caste, coz they couldn't understand varna. Modern politicians like bsp brought divisions among society. I earlier india maharana fought for bheels and marathas fought for pindaris against british.

    • @sureshkumar-qw9ny
      @sureshkumar-qw9ny 7 месяцев назад +2

      @@abhijeetvasishtha4627 I mean there is lie then there is dilution. It's easy to dispel a lie but dilutions are hard. It's takes time and RUclips isn't a platform for that kind of treatment. It needs a special mental care facility...need a number?.

  • @raptorbrotherhood766
    @raptorbrotherhood766 Год назад +15

    Ok it wasn’t a decisive victory, I mean Greek sources say it was one of the battles where Alexander was close to defeat, I’m not saying he lost im just saying it wasn’t a clean sweep either

    • @loowick4074
      @loowick4074 Год назад +3

      Yeah most casualties.
      Probably because of unfamiliar foe.
      But I think Alexander would have been a stranger foe to the Indians than vice versa.
      Despite the kills too deaths being heavily in favour of the Macedonians.
      It's very normal.
      Since most deaths occured during routing.
      Like two evenly matched roman armies during civil war times would lose comparable men in a draw.
      But the loser would always lose 10-20 times more if they ran away despite being very equal opponents

    • @satyakisil9711
      @satyakisil9711 Год назад +3

      Most likely a stalemate and Porus offered a truce first. It makes no sense to win overwhelmingly yet all the soldiers losing morale and disbanding afterwards.

    • @raptorbrotherhood766
      @raptorbrotherhood766 Год назад +3

      @@satyakisil9711 I wouldn’t say stalemate, Alexander was after all Alexander, it’s not surprising that he won since he’s one of the greatest generals in history, it’s just likely in this case fighting such an unfamiliar foe in unfamiliar terrain it was a difficult and close victory that afterwards his men just didn’t have the stamina to fight and push further and wanted to go home than try taking on the Indian juggernaut empires deeper in the subcontinent.

    • @satyakisil9711
      @satyakisil9711 Год назад +1

      @@raptorbrotherhood766 it doesn't make sense for him to win, even Napoleon lost at Acre after losing his artillery before the attack. You win and instead of solidifying control over the region you just call it a day, don't even bother to make your enemy your vassal and turn back. That's stupid at best and suicidal at worst.

    • @raptorbrotherhood766
      @raptorbrotherhood766 Год назад +7

      @@satyakisil9711 listen it’s not that deep, his army had literally been campaigning for years, Alexander may have had the ambition to go further but his troops could only take so much. They were sick from malaria, in this humid environment, and their first taste of a major battle in these lands was ferocious narrowly pulling off victory. Idk what Alexander did with porus, some say he made him a vassal, others say he died fighting till the end with his men, but Alexander’s troops wanted nothing more than to go home at this point and they were pretty badly mangled at this point and not many survived the battle. Whether it became a vassallized kingdom that later ceded from the empire or Alexander never fully occupied the land idk but what I can tell you is that Alexander most likely won that battle but it was by no means an easy victory as some may describe it.

  • @clintmoor422
    @clintmoor422 Год назад +2

    incredibly excited for this video.

  • @samchalohana4423
    @samchalohana4423 Год назад +16

    When you say Pakistan, it destroys the whole charisma as there was no Pakistan, there was Sindh or Indus, in fact there was no Punjab, different kings ruled the area as the names of the rivers

    • @RandomVidsforthought
      @RandomVidsforthought Год назад +7

      He's referring to the modern day places that these historical events had occurred

  • @Journeyman107
    @Journeyman107 Год назад +3

    A channel that has proved not only good research but originality and good visual taste still matter

    • @Journeyman107
      @Journeyman107 Год назад

      and a keen awareness of references beloved to history nerds: Osprey illustrations and miniature war gaming

  • @johntheknight3062
    @johntheknight3062 Год назад +13

    I always fund super funny when somebody tries to idealize some part of the history and acts like these people were somehow better. If you know a little bit about history, you realize humans didn't change at all and it was the same everywhere.

  • @TDLightt
    @TDLightt Год назад +7

    I love these videos because you're always so measured in your descriptions and back up the everything with citations
    These recent dives into ancient warfare have been really cool. This covers such a huge timespan I can't imagine how much time this must have taken to research. Hats off to you!
    As an aside, I wonder if you could slip in a slightly more clickbaity title like "Warfare in Ancient India - From the Indus Valley Civilisation to Alexander the Great" to highlight the two parts of the video people are most likely to have heard of. (You can still accurately describe the video somewhere between the thumbnail and title.) The care you guys put in is clear and I want you to be as successful as possible!

    • @SandRhomanHistory
      @SandRhomanHistory  Год назад +1

      I will try your title suggestion for a bit. Within 12-24 hours the analytics will tell me if it works. We're not against trying out titles and I don't think your suggestion is clickbaity. In fact, it's a quite accurate description of the content of video.

    • @vugbeshbara1103
      @vugbeshbara1103 Год назад

      ​@@SandRhomanHistorywe have found chariots, horse bones, massive graves of warriors, shields, spears, bows dated to 5000 years ago in a place called sinauli in India. The place was excavated 10 years ago. Didn't get the memo yet? Very eager to make a video but know so little

    • @SandRhomanHistory
      @SandRhomanHistory  Год назад +3

      So, people are commenting a lot of things that are only partially true, so I'll respond to some things to give everbody a chance of having proper context to these claims. Let me preface this with the statement that I absolutely don't care at all what theory you prefer or what theory is true in the end. However on this channel we stick to the mainstream opinion of academia. We're not scientist, we're reporters and report what the community of historians deem true, which by the way both in India and elsewhere is that the migration theroy holds up. The only thing not accepted at the moment is that there was an invasion, which we never say in the video. Below is an explanation for people who are interested in knowing how the sinauli site fits into all of this.
      In 2018, at the Sinauli site some vehicles with four wheels were discovered. Some people (many of them journalists, not historians) have interpreted this as a sign of older evidence of horses being present and used in India. Commonly it is thought that horses arrived in India with the Indo-aryan migrants. So if this were the case, this find would predate the Aryan migration. However, these vehicles, sometimes referred to as "chariots", are controversial to say the least. They date to the late Harappan period or the Ochre Coloured Pottery (OCP)/Copper Hoard Culture, so around 1900 BC, and therefore could very well have had overlap with the early migration movement. But far more importantly, these "chariots" had solid wheels, this means they were not spoked making them unfit for use in battle. Such vehicles were pulled by oxen in various places across the world, not by horses. There were no horses found, only carts. So all in all, this can not be seen as conclusive evidence to refute the immigration theory suffentently.
      @@vugbeshbara1103

    • @vugbeshbara1103
      @vugbeshbara1103 Год назад

      @@SandRhomanHistory dude the only indo europeans who have any ancient literature are the indians and the iranians. 1) The zend avesta clearly mentions the lands of North West India as their origin point.
      2) hindus meanwhile have thousands if not tens of thousands of indo european sanskrit books( dating by fraudulent west to be just 1500 bc but actually way older) which often talk about the different tribes migrating out of India. How come the vast literature of the rig veda is just never even looked at by the europeans. The vedas time and time point to their antiquity in the land of india. That's why you get push back from hindus blindly sometimes. Meanwhile vedas clearly mentions thru wars and stuff of how many tribes with clear mention of many European and iranian tribes went out of India.
      3) I told you sinauli and you perhaps read some article or damned wikipedia.
      Clear tombes of warriors, shields, swords, horse chariots have been found. I will give you the video of the documentary if you reply to this.
      4) the indus valley region has so many shiva lingas, fire sacrifices, swastikas, yoga asanas, in fact every seal has direct connection to vedic Or indo european customs. I don't know what intentionally biased world the so called academia lives in.
      5) if only indo european migration happened into India, then why does the vedas not only have the slightest mention of it but on the other hand on numerous occasions calls the other aryan tribes as barbarians who get chucked out of India.
      Fitting the migration into india is like an elephant into the eye of a needle where the eye also seems to be an illusion.
      6) read shrikant talageri on academia. Undeniable hard evidence of indo european migration attested from every possible angle with completed proofs and not just conjectures like you all. Cheers

    • @uelibinde
      @uelibinde Год назад

      bro, you mad? you ever read even one history book?@@vugbeshbara1103
      1) avesta 200 CE
      2) Sanskrit books also 500 BC not older. Gilgamesh epics, ever heard of them?
      3) Sinauli is well researched, you just haven't read anything else than propaganda. There were no horses. just carts... everybody in archaeology and their cousin knows this.
      4) no Vedic stuff at all existed before 1500 bc. you're just coping here mate. Why do you want this to be true so badly? Can't you accept that nationalism like yours is outdated and ignorant?
      5) there are numerous mentions of it. if you even watched this video you'd know but you only here to comment not to watch the video nor to learn something. Start challenging your beliefs and you may make some progress.
      6) Undeniable hard evidence of what? Of nothing, right. Because it's nationalistic babble. Read any, literally any book that was written by a neutral historian and you'd know but no... you prefer to read books that enforce your biases.

  • @nimblehuman
    @nimblehuman Год назад +17

    My dad is from less than an hour from the site of Harappa, in Pakistan. Deciphering Indus Valley writing is one of the greatest mysteries we have yet to solve. Great video, loved it! (DNA test says I'm around 10% Greek myself, likely because of Alexander's invasion of Punjab).

    • @tsar_zo8007
      @tsar_zo8007 Год назад

      No offense to you or your country but over the border, us Indians have also been trying to decipher this ancient script and language 😅

    • @eee9034
      @eee9034 Год назад

      By DNA test , did you personally went to a hospital and checked it ?

    • @nvelsen1975
      @nvelsen1975 Год назад +2

      @@spiritualseeker410
      Because Hindu extremists have been claiming they're better at literally everything and Pakistan sucks. Any 'Indian research' is suspect as a result. Much like this is 1935 and a German with a Hindu symbol on his uniform shows up claiming he's found scientific evidence that Germans are 40% better at everything than the French.

    • @VainerCactus0
      @VainerCactus0 Год назад +1

      @@nvelsen1975 You example would have worked better if you had used any other people on the planet, unfortunately you chose the French🤢 I believe every country on the planet has produced a study showing their people are some % better at everything than the French🤢
      Or maybe it is just the English that do that sort of thing. 🤣

    • @KnickGurr
      @KnickGurr Год назад

      @@nvelsen1975That wasn’t a Hindu symbol. It was a Christian cross.

  • @vishnusharma-ht1pu
    @vishnusharma-ht1pu 8 месяцев назад +5

    Defeated porus the great and allowed to rule
    Praise the king Alexanders kindness .
    Also not going further that guy turned back and ran away 😂😂😂

  • @MikoSciencia
    @MikoSciencia 4 месяца назад +20

    This comment section has more conspiracy theorists than an antivax facebook group. Just because it doesn't fit your nationalistic or religious worldview doesn't mean it didn't happen. But if it helps you cope then you can of course write an angry comment instead of bothering to research the topic outside of an echo chamber.

    • @Dankseid-o1u
      @Dankseid-o1u 4 месяца назад +7

      And just because something does not fit a colonizer's euro/christian centric worldview does not mean it did not happen.

    • @mahatmaniggandhi2898
      @mahatmaniggandhi2898 4 месяца назад +3

      ​@@Dankseid-o1u there is no euro centric view, there are well-researched theories and those that are based on ideologies and propaganda

    • @mahatmaniggandhi2898
      @mahatmaniggandhi2898 4 месяца назад +1

      ​@@Dankseid-o1upinpoint where it was wrong

    • @Dankseid-o1u
      @Dankseid-o1u 4 месяца назад +1

      @@mahatmaniggandhi2898 it is euro centric view, formulated during the height of colonialism. That alone invalidates any claim they make.

    • @dimasmirnoff7283
      @dimasmirnoff7283 4 месяца назад +2

      And that’s the reason why India has such low development.

  • @bigsarge2085
    @bigsarge2085 Год назад +4

    Incredible documentary, I always learn something new!

  • @markthomas8766
    @markthomas8766 12 дней назад +1

    That was great! Thanks.

  • @petrapetrakoliou8979
    @petrapetrakoliou8979 Год назад +3

    More recent studies find it more likely that the Indus Valley civilization was already Indo-Iranian speaking and actually correspond to the Aryas of the legendary sources, see: "Language trees with sampled ancestors support a hybrid model for the origin of Indo-European languages" Science, 28 July 2023. The steppe theory for the origins of Indo-European languages seems to be outdated once again.

  • @wiktorberski9272
    @wiktorberski9272 10 месяцев назад +4

    A really interesting piece of history of less-known river valley ancient civilisation

  • @Reticent.Breeze
    @Reticent.Breeze 5 месяцев назад +9

    Defeated king put winning king in power?

  • @rileyernst9086
    @rileyernst9086 5 месяцев назад +3

    If a spear can kill an animal it can kill a man.
    If an axe can withstand cutting a tree it is over built for killing a man.
    How can a spear be a tool and not a weapon?
    How can an axe, suitable for being a tool be too flimsy to be used as a weapon?
    Perhaps armour and timber shields(and woven shields were perhaps used) were rare in this warfare, and impacts with hard unyeilding surfaces were not a concern as they were elsewhere.

  • @aashutoshsrivastava7592
    @aashutoshsrivastava7592 4 месяца назад +6

    Kalpa vigraha is over 28000 years old, pashupati seal is 5000 years old, clearly IVC would have existed before or other civilizations who worshipped Lord Shiva. Vedic Period is older than IVC, the yagna ritual deities(devatas) like indra,surya,etc were brought by Aryans, when they came in Indian Subcontinent, the worship of Lord Shiva and Vishnu got assimilated with theirs.

  • @vikky867
    @vikky867 Год назад +14

    Im Indian.. But my childhood hero was Alexander the great..and the old maps and history books in early 80s were so intriguing to read..my Indian warior hero Mahabharata ... non other than Abhimanyu... who broke through the Spiral formation of chariots and soldiers.

    • @meltinmathew2
      @meltinmathew2 Год назад +2

      some people will now call you anti national and a western sympathizer

    • @vikky867
      @vikky867 Год назад +1

      Nothing that i would bother about..see Alexander the great brought about the downfall of the evil Persian kings..just like when muslin rules raped and plundered india..for centuries..and looted hindu temples and destroyed them..then by fate ..British came and toppled them when they were at weak point..True The brits came for profit..and plunder themselves. And the nation of India 🇮🇳 came about..history takes time and English hindu are spoken all over india. .imagine if india was Islamic country..as hindu kings were divided and selfish..and Muslim rule continued..another 200yrs.

    • @vikky867
      @vikky867 Год назад

      My uncle Gopal Rao naidu from Nizamabad Telangana..worked as medic helped save many Indian army injured during 1962 Indo 🇮🇳 China 🇨🇳 war..but he also helped some Chinese people who were injured as he was part of international Red ❌️ cross..does that mean he was national or anti national??..
      It the greater Good of Mankind that Alexander's destiny was to destroy Persian evil rulers..
      Similarly..though the Brits were ruthless...they eliminated 400yrs Mughal rule in India..
      Eventually Indians united and brits left quit india movement..
      My philosophy is that smaller evil will destroy bigger evil and eventually better world would form..

    • @vikky867
      @vikky867 Год назад

      Don't have skewed opinions in my perspective...

    • @meltinmathew2
      @meltinmathew2 Год назад

      @@vikky867I dont think you are an anti national at all. Im just saying some idiots will take it as you being a western sympathizer.

  • @samuelgagnon-hartman9175
    @samuelgagnon-hartman9175 4 месяца назад +18

    >well-researched video on ancient Indian history
    >comments contain nothing but hindutva clowns screeching about Alexander
    Sigh

    • @KnickGurr
      @KnickGurr 4 месяца назад +7

      >you using the term hindutva without knowing it's meaning,🤡

    • @mindcontrol737
      @mindcontrol737 4 месяца назад +2

      Hey clown

    • @aaradhyarawat7589
      @aaradhyarawat7589 4 месяца назад +2

      ​@@KnickGurrthey really do 😂 they've found an Indian word for Indian nationalism and they couldn't care to understand what it's about

    • @cambo-indiafriendship
      @cambo-indiafriendship 4 месяца назад

      @@aaradhyarawat7589 they're the consumer of their leftist media who support devils like hamas who paraded and dragged a naked woman across gaza...ssimultaneously these leftist support lgbtq community and growth of islam despite the fact that lgbtq members are thrown from the roofs in afghanistan as its haram to be from lgbtq community

    • @alani3992
      @alani3992 4 месяца назад

      Saffronists don't believe in science or research, but want to live in the modern world.

  • @PhotonShower
    @PhotonShower 5 месяцев назад +4

    Indians were never pacifists..our holy book bhagvad gita is about how to win at war

    • @unnikuttan3953
      @unnikuttan3953 5 месяцев назад +2

      Indian were neither violent nor pacifist,they did what need to be done... please don't tell rubbish like Bhagwat Geetha is about winning war ,its about paths to higher consciousness .

    • @usamoronocracy526
      @usamoronocracy526 5 месяцев назад +3

      You might want to read the Mahabharata so you learn that Krishna stated many times that the path of violence and war is the absolute last to be taken. When all other options have been tried, the last option should also be entered with a clear mind and with resolve.

    • @NimbuSs-vn7mo
      @NimbuSs-vn7mo 5 месяцев назад

      Yeah don't let theses westerners feed the quote your pacifist bullshit to you like they did with gandi and the British
      Otherwise you'll be hopeless to protect your women and children against these deceptional people

  • @dansmith4077
    @dansmith4077 Год назад +2

    Great video thank you

  • @ziadfadeleddine6716
    @ziadfadeleddine6716 Год назад +7

    Next time we need a video or a series about the warfare in ancient china , specially in the age of the waring states .
    The readers of kingdom manga will understand why it's so important.

  • @marcboblee1863
    @marcboblee1863 Год назад +3

    Sir, I thank you for posting this video, your research into everything warfare is much appreciated.....

    • @DoloMalo-mw4zl
      @DoloMalo-mw4zl Год назад

      There is no word called Hindu written or mentioned in Bhagavad Gita or other religious texts and neither its Sanskrit word ,Hind Hindi Hindu Hindustan names were given by Arab Mughal Persian and Turk Islamic Conquerors,
      India name given by British Empire

  • @EasyRitwik
    @EasyRitwik 7 месяцев назад +8

    Taxsila and Nalanda libraries were burned by invaders. They contained tens of thousands of manuscripts and literature which depicted the full history as to what happened after Harappans moved to East for natural reasons. All accounts in this video are from English and Persian sources, both of whom had vested interest in denigrating such highly developed culture of Harappans and Vedic ages. To tell that Hinduism was brought from outside is silly and ridiculously illogical. The right name of Indus valley civilization is Sindhu-Sarswati civilization, which represents integration of city culture and hermit culture of woods. This combination is genuine food for knowledge, literature and philosophy cultivation, we all know. This video needs a serious update based on findings of Rakhigarhi and Dholavira, as well as writeups by archealogists, Dr B B Lal and R C Mazumdar.

    • @globanxiety
      @globanxiety 7 месяцев назад

      If in that case I'm baffled-- I'm not able to grasp the fact and the reason why IVC region (present day Pakistan) was chosen as the seprated Islamic state? Delhi Sultanate sounds like a wiser choice for it IMO.

    • @casnub5484
      @casnub5484 7 месяцев назад +1

      ​​@@globanxiety the areas weren't picked. The erstwhile IVC region had significant Muslim Majority, and most of Northern India which includes Delhi mostly Hindu majority, at the time of partition

  • @theconsul8452
    @theconsul8452 Год назад +1

    Thank you for making this video

  • @GarfieldRex
    @GarfieldRex Год назад +13

    Extremely interesting, now I need a video about the Aryans, how the moved from Crimea into India, more about their culture. Are they the most direct descendants of Proto-Indo-European language?

    • @donnysandley4649
      @donnysandley4649 Год назад +1

      Some say the Hittites were the earliest Endo European language although I can see where they can be connected

    • @captainfury497
      @captainfury497 Год назад +7

      All Indo-European languages are technically direct descendants of the Proto Indo-European. Sanskrit however is one of the oldest along with Mycenaean Greek. If you're asking whether they were direct descendants by blood, yes they were along with several other groups who can trace their ancestry back to them especially through the direct paternal line

    • @GarfieldRex
      @GarfieldRex Год назад +3

      @@captainfury497 yes, descendants by blood and the most direct language to PIE. Thanks!

    • @jakemocci3953
      @jakemocci3953 Год назад

      CCP, in official government correspondence, don’t refer to us as “whites” when referencing race, they call us the “Arya”, although researching this is obviously taboo in the modern West.

  • @mariosathens1
    @mariosathens1 7 месяцев назад +6

    Great respect for the ancient Indian civilization, one of the oldests in the world
    Greetings from Greece to Bharat

  • @ashrithrao06
    @ashrithrao06 Год назад +6

    Hey, I was just coming back from X and got this video recommended. So, what I read from Greek Sources which were posted on X platform is that, Alexander before arriving Sindhu river had actually fought with many other small kingdoms and clans. These Kingdoms and clans were very much small and the people used to arm themselves during war.
    One Source says that, people near Sagala (Sialkot) were very much healthy who lived up to 130 years. Ate only one kind of food and they practiced Medicine as profession. The people too were very much beautiful and the new born child was checked for any diseases after the 2nd month of birth. Sadly, Alexander destroyed all these small Kingdoms which resisted against him. He crushed many cities. At least 20,000 civilians were killed and 70,000 were taken as slaves from one whole Kingdom.
    If we come to the Battle of Jhelum (Hydaspes), the land between Jhelum and Chenab was ruled by King Purushottam of Paurava Clan (may be). The outcome of the war is pretty much highly debatable because Alexander had personally suffered so much during this war. He would have killed the King and enslaved the people like what he has done before.
    But, we know that Alexander understood conquering India is not as easy as Persia. His Army has suffered so much due to the small kingdoms and clans already, if he does cross Sindhu and enter into Ganga region, he would have to face much richer and resourceful Empires like Magadh which had always maintained ~100,000 strong soldiers with 1000s of Chariots and War Elephants. The morale of Alexander’s soldiers were also too low to continue the invasion further.
    There is an another source which tells that Porus had sent 5000 soldiers to help Alexander win a fight against some Tribes. You could imagine the situation of the Greek Army.
    Bonus: Greek sources talks of an incident where young Chandragupta met Alexander at Takshashila. Chandragupta conquered Magadh after 3-4 years of Alexander’s Departure from India and created the biggest Empire India has ever seen with the guidance of Chanakya.
    Edit 1: King Rimush of Akkad, a great king of Mesopotamia says in his inscriptions that he was very much proud of himself by defeating the Persian Kingdom and the Armies from Meluha which had come to assist them. Now here the term “Meluha” is used to describe the people of Sindhu-Saraswati Civilisation. And this war happened in ~3000 BC (somewhere around 2900-2800 BC). Imagine how powerful was the Sindhu Civilisation by the time Aryans invaded them in 1500 BC.
    Edit 2: It’s now about Alexander. These comments are reply to some other comments, so some of them may seem out of context but it will give you a broader side.
    Gangaridai is a term used by Greeks to describe the Ganga Delta. Magadh is actually modern day Bihar, Jharkhand and Bengal. This states are pretty much blessed with Natural resources and one of the most fertile lands enough to maintain a huge army. So, Gangaridai is region which is situated within the Magadh Kingdom or it is the Magadh kingdom itself.
    Diodorus Siculus, a Greek Historian (69BCE-16AD) who wrote the about India citing Megasthenes’s Indica which was lost in time, listen what he says, “This river [Ganges], which is thirty stades in width, flows from north to south and empties into the ocean, forming the boundary towards the east of the tribe of the Gandaridae, which possesses the greatest number of elephants and the largest in size. Consequently no foreign king has ever subdued this country, all alien nations being fearful of both the multitude and the strength of the beasts. In fact even Alexander of Macedon, although he had subdued all Asia, refrained from making war upon the Gandaridae alone of all peoples; for when he had arrived at the Ganges river with his entire army, after his conquest of the rest of the Indians, upon learning that the Gandaridae had four thousand elephants equipped for war he gave up his campaign against them.
    He had twenty thousand cavalry, two hundred thousand infantry, two thousand chariots, and four thousand elephants equipped for war. Alexander doubted this information and sent for Porus, and asked him what was the truth of these reports. Porus assured the king that all the rest of the account was quite correct, but that the king of the Gandaridae was an utterly common and undistinguished character, and was supposed to be the son of a barber. His father had been handsome and was greatly loved by the queen; when she had murdered her husband, the kingdom fell to him.
    The first one along the Caucasus is India, a great and populous kingdom, inhabited by many Indian nations, of which the greatest is that of the Gandaridae, against whom Alexander did not make a campaign because of the multitude of their elephants. The river Ganges, which is the deepest of the region and has a width of thirty stades, separates this land from the neighbouring part of India. Adjacent to this is the rest of India, which Alexander conquered, irrigated by water from the rivers and most conspicuous for its prosperity. Here were the dominions of Porus and Taxiles, together with many other kingdoms, and through it flows the Indus River, from which the country received its name.”
    It is clearly known that Alexander was very much afraid of the Huge Elephants which were in 4000 numbers.
    One cannot easily defeat the Mighty Magadh Army. In fact, Chandragupta Maurya along with Chanakya occupied the Magadh after 4 years of Alexander’s departure. They too knew that defeating the huge Army was a joke, so they have allied with enemy kingdoms and with Magadh army itself.
    But the fact is that, History is a subject which is white/euro centric. History doesn’t have one side only. This kind of attitude must be changed.
    One more source, By Plutarch
    “The Battle with Porus depressed the spirits of the Macedonians, and made them very unwilling to advance farther into India... This river [the Ganges], they heard, had a breadth of two and thirty stadia, and a depth of 1000 fathoms, while its farther banks were covered all over with armed men, horses and elephants. For the kings of the Gandaritai and the Prasiai were reported to be waiting for him (Alexander) with an army of 80,000 horse, 200,000 foot, 8,000 war-chariots, and 6,000 fighting elephants.”
    The reason why I’m telling the result of the War between Porus and Alexander is highly debatable because Alexander never saw himself as the Winner and Porus as the Loser. Even the Greek sources quote that, Alexander wiped many Indian cities and small Kingdoms which resisted against him. He took 70,000 of Indians as slaves. The Greek sources also quote that few Kingdoms had armies except the people armed themselves against invasions, people of one particular city lived up to 130 years who were beautiful, practised medicine as profession and ate one kind of food which kept them healthy. Alexander had no reason spare Porus if he had considered himself as the Winner.
    So, the best hypothetical scenario happened in the Battle of Jhelum is that, Alexander was terrified with the Elephants and bravery of Porus’s Army and Porus was afraid for his people that they too would killed and crushed like what Alexander did to Parsopolis and other Indian Kingdoms, so they had a peace treaty. Alexander always feared and trusted Porus. He feared because of a possibility of rebellion by Porus which means his end and trusted him because he was the most different and unique person Alexander ever faced, they might have shared a good bond after the war.
    I always Considered Alexander as a good warrior but not as a good King or person.
    At the same time, I also consider Porus as a good warrior and a king who fought for his own kingdom but he was too selfish otherwise he wouldn’t have supported Alexander in further invasion of Punjab. Maybe, Porus didn’t want his Kingdom to be wiped off from maps like many others. Porus has successfully fulfilled his duties as a King which is to protect his people primarily but failed as a National because his own countrymen were brutally Killed by Alexander.
    I follow Hindu Nationalism because it’s good for the future of my ancient civilisation and culture.
    I think it’s the end. I don’t want to much write about Aryan Invasion Theory because I feel it’s not worth explaining to people who sticked to their superiority complex. And also I was too heart broken when Porus didn’t help his fellow countrymen but this is the truth.
    I realised the best people in the history of India are Chanakya-Chandragupta Maurya.
    I had done so much hard work for this comment. Hope this gets recognised and be appreciated.
    Peace… AUM SHANTI 🙏

  • @universalultimate3415
    @universalultimate3415 15 дней назад +6

    1100 yr old countries people showing their narrow perspective of 9000yr old continous civilization by all means trying to prove it, that they have understood it! That's a great joke of the last 2 centuries.

    • @shresharma2403
      @shresharma2403 15 дней назад

      GREETINGS: YES
      Evidence
      If Insiders were also Aryans and Outsiders Also Aryans only biologically markers differs from different region, MIXED AT THAT PERIOD OF TIME
      It Happened earlier Historian believed Pyramid maker Kings were mistakenly all whites now they believed They are blacks peoples too were kings in Egypt, This created black and white divide and war between them called Aparthied.
      According to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, political violence during apartheid resulted in 21,000 deaths:
      1948-1989: 7,000 deaths
      1990-1994: 14,000 deaths and 22,000 injuries
      modern scholars reject this characterization of racial division as a misreading of the Sanskrit text
      yes there was genetic evidence of different marker mixture they may call it mixture of y on those years,
      you cannot change your grandfather name(TO NON ARYAN) if you marry a non Asian and have y chromosome in your CHILDREN genes:
      So calling non Aryan your grandfather is hopeless and absurd:
      The terminology derives from the historical usage of Aryan, used by modern Indo-Iranians as an epithet of "noble".
      European scholars of 19th century interpreted the Vedic passages as depicting battle between light-skinned Aryan migrants and dark-skinned indigenous tribes, but modern scholars reject this characterization of racial division as a misreading of the Sanskrit text,[67] and indicate that the Rig Vedic opposition between ārya and dasyu is distinction between "disorder, chaos and dark side of human nature" contrasted with the concepts of "order, purity, goodness and light",[67] and "dark and light worlds".[68][46] In other contexts of the Vedic passages the dinstiction between ārya and dasyu(Sanskrit, literally, demon, barbarian).
      refers to those who had adopted the Vedic religion, speaking Vedic Sanskrit, and those who opposed it.[48][69]
      Whole thing says good conduct, Knowledgeable(Vedas= Knowledge at that time) peoples are Aryans.
      modern scholars reject this characterization of racial division as a misreading of the Sanskrit text
      The evidence for mixture was initially documented based on analysis of Y chromosomes2 and mitochondrial DNA3-5 and then confirmed and extended through whole-genome studies.
      pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3769933/#:~:text=Most%20Indian%20groups%20descend%20from,to%20groups%20outside%20the%20subcontinent.
      1100 yr old countries people showing their narrow perspective of 9000yr old continuous civilization by all means trying to prove it, that they have understood it! That's a great joke of the last 2 centuries.
      It May be migration of non Aryans from steppes, or any other Attacker like Aleksander,
      Did you had a word from outsiders about them being Aryans personally,
      or From 9000 year old insider calling them non Aryan.
      NO perfect proof only skeptics.
      If Insiders were also Aryans and Outsiders Also Aryans only biologically markers differs from different region,
      It Happened earlier Historian believed Pyramid maker Kings were mistakenly all whites now they believed They are blacks peoples too were kings in Egypt's, This create black and white divide and war between them called Aparthied.
      It Peoples in India claim they are Aryan backed by their Ancient text books Like Rig( Veda) worlds oldest books, Ramayana Puranas and existence of Sarasvati river in their books:
      RIVER SARASWATI: AN INTEGRATED STUDY
      BASED ON REMOTE SENSING & GIS TECHNIQUES
      WITH GROUND INFORMATION:
      bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/saraswati/usertasks/saraswati/docs/Report_Saraswati_Integrated_Nov.2014.pdf
      Saraswati as described in the Rigveda:
      ambitame nadi tame devitame Sarasvati
      aprasasta iva smasi prasastimamba naskridhi
      (2:41:16)
      Best of mothers, best of rivers, best of rivers, best of Goddesses, Saraswati we are
      ignorant & untrained, give us wisdom & knowledge.
      aa yatsaakam yashaso vaavashaanah Sarasvati saptathi sindhumaataa
      yaah susvayanta sudughaah sudhaa raa abhiswena payasaa pipyaanaah
      (7:36:6)
      May the glorious seventh (stream) Saraswati, the mother of Sindhu & other (rivers)
      charged with copious volume of water, flow vigorously; come together, gifting
      abundant food & milk.
      Sarasvati sarayuh sindururmibhirmaho mahiravasaa yantu vaksanih
      devirapo maatarah sudiyitnvo ghrittavatpayo madhumanno Arcata
      (10:64:9)
      Let great streams with mighty currents come to protect us- Saraswati, Sarayu,
      Sindhu, Ye Goddesses give us butter & honey.
      Yes, the Saraswati River is believed to have existed, and there is evidence to support its existence:
      Age
      Radiometric dating of river sediments suggests that the Saraswati River may have been as old as 28,000 years.
      Flow
      The river was likely perennial from 80,000 to 4,500 years ago, and revived its strength around 9,000 years ago.
      Location
      The Saraswati River is believed to have flowed through the heartland of the Bronze Age Harappan civilization in northwest India.
      Size
      The river was likely 1,500 km long, 3 to 15 km wide, and about 5 meters deep.
      Disappearance
      The Saraswati River is believed to have disappeared around 5,000 years ago due to climatic and tectonic changes.
      Location today
      Some believe the river is still flowing below the Thar desert.
      Evidence
      Evidence of the river's existence includes the discovery of settlements along a paleo-channel of the Ghaggar, and the presence of palaeochannels under the cover of aeolian sand and alluvium.
      Decline
      The decline of the Saraswati River may have led to the collapse of the Harappan civilization.
      modern scholars reject this characterization of racial division as a misreading of the Sanskrit text.
      To be more PERFECT AND UNDERSTANDABLE.
      So you may call mixture of 'Y' chromosome at that period of time but cannot call it non Aryan, dear.

  • @hansenhartono7426
    @hansenhartono7426 Год назад +1

    Thank you for making this video.

  • @anonymouslyopinionated656
    @anonymouslyopinionated656 Год назад +12

    15:03 nitpicky correction... the pre-vedic Indo-European religion is Not considered Hinduism. Hindusim, almost by definition, is what was evolved in situ... the Vedic elements of that descended from but greatly expanded on the Indo-European religion, became the bedrock, and fused over millennia with elements found in the subcontinent o become what we call Hindusim.

    • @ramanujbaruah2200
      @ramanujbaruah2200 Год назад

      hinduism has very little to do with the IVC religion. it is mostly a continuation and innovation of the IE religions by the vedic people and their descendants

    • @dhruvsingh7215
      @dhruvsingh7215 Год назад +2

      @@ramanujbaruah2200 hinduism is formed with by mixing of ideas and knowladge of ICV people and aryans the gods like shiva is found in icv and even practice like yoga and probalbly vishnu and bhrahma as well as no counterpart exist in other indo aryan religion for example indra have a greek counterpart zues etc so hinduism is mix of both culture and evolved over time in india

  • @Khalsafauj96
    @Khalsafauj96 Год назад +6

    One inaccuracy or rather minor misdating was that Indus Valley site was first discovered in the Sikh empire (1799-1849) by a Sikh scientist and a European general ventura who both studied and advanced indic numismatics greatly.

    • @SandRhomanHistory
      @SandRhomanHistory  Год назад +2

      oh, do you have a name for me? I would like to look into this.

    • @houser2094
      @houser2094 Год назад +1

      He meant Ace Ventura 🤣 jk jk what's their names?

    • @Khalsafauj96
      @Khalsafauj96 Год назад

      @@SandRhomanHistory the Sikh general was a European jean baptise Ventura and another one named Pablo Di Avitable the site was discovered in tangent with another Sikh empire general/ scientist by the name of lehna singh, they found it in 1836.

    • @NirmalKumar-ru2ke
      @NirmalKumar-ru2ke Год назад

      JOURNEY OF CIVILIZATION INDUS TO VAGAI BOOK IS MAIN PROOF ... Then i am also lot evidence available people speak to Mainly Tamil language only.. Why?..I have proof.
      1.) TAMIL language total Number of inscription 67000 nos.. Then inscription age 700.B.C.
      2.)SANSKRIT total inscription is 4500 only..Sanskrit INSCRIPTION is 100.B.C
      3.)Sangam literature lot proof avaialable..Sangam Literature land wise People how survive lot poem available. Kurinji land - mountain land, Mullai land- Tree land, Marutham land -aggreculture land, Neythal land - sea land, Paalai land - Sesertland or Sand land or waste land,So land wise poem avaialable..Sangam
      Litrature lot poem avaialable in desert land poems..Sangam Literature writing 2500 year ago..
      This is the mainly Proof ..
      India lot INSCRIPTION avaialable
      1.) Tamizhi inscription
      2.)Poly language inscription
      3.)Ashoca inscription
      4.)Devanagari inscription..
      5.)SANSKRIT inscription
      Then Tamil language world wide Lot of evidence is available. But Sanskrit evidence little bit only available..
      Tamil Literature Sangam Literature Three Sangams wrote poems and developed the Tamil language. Names of those three Sangams.
      1.)First Association 2.)Second Association 3.) Third Association.
      Sangha literature is reorganized and written between 600 BC and 1300 AD. 1.) Poems of the First Sangam relate to events before 6000 BC. 2.) Poems of the Second Sangam relate to events which took place before 2500 BC. Says it like a song. 3.) The hymns of the Third Sangam relate events from 800 BC to 1200 AD.
      The following are not mentioned in any literature in India. The following has been said in only one literature and that is Sangam literature only. Apartment buildings, Sewerage, Bricks, Forts, Education, Straight roads, Seals, What creatures were around the Indus Valley?, How many types of trees were around the Indus Valley?, What kind of clothes did the people of the Indus Valley wear?, What were their foods?, People of the Indus Valley Literature is one that can tell about daily life and many more things. It is Sangam literature.
      Indus Valley has more than 2100 Sangam literary town names. These names date back to 5000 BC..the evidence is journey of civilization indus to vaigai book.latitude and longitude are given in this book..the names of this town are only in two areas. One is in Indus Valley in Pakistan and the other is in Tamil Nadu in India..Indus Valley has more Sanga Literary town names than Tamil Nadu..
      As Tamil language is very ancient it has changed in every period. Tamil language has changed more than 15 times so its ancient form is not readable now. The alphabet of the Tamil language can be read twelve times, but its primitive form cannot be read. But the Aryans destroyed the source of it...Sanskrit was created by the Tamils themselves. The meaning of Sanskirudam is not even in Rigveda. That meaning is 'Samaikka patta kirudam '. If so, it is a 'Samaikka patta language'. English meaning is cooked language..Created with Tamil grammar and words from literature of many languages..
      Everyone explores Indus Valley north and east of India there is no evidence there. But they don't want to explore south of India and places around Indian ocean..why India doesn't allow it..

    • @aayushpal6621
      @aayushpal6621 5 месяцев назад

      @@Khalsafauj96 i've read each of their Wikipedia articles, but I found nothing on them discovering the Indus Valley sites

  • @johannschild8499
    @johannschild8499 7 месяцев назад +10

    Ancient Indian sewage system cleaner than the current standard 😅

    • @whoamitotheworld4567
      @whoamitotheworld4567 6 месяцев назад +1

      cause it was a buddhist/jain now hindus are making it dirty

    • @stefthorman8548
      @stefthorman8548 6 месяцев назад +1

      @FackSpeaker funny, so they lost thousand of years of knowing how to build sewage systems over night? not surprising considering Indians have bad record keeping

    • @direwolf7491
      @direwolf7491 5 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@stefthorman8548What?
      This comment makes no sense. Lol

    • @Shouryavardhansinghtawar-qv4uk
      @Shouryavardhansinghtawar-qv4uk 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@whoamitotheworld4567 Bhimtae and Their Lord Ashoka Slained Poor Jains Ajiviks Hindus and His Cowardly Grandsons Got Defeated By Civilized Aryan Hindu Brahmin King Pushyamitra Shunga 😂😂 read Some History and you Sharmana Did not existed before 7th Century BCE Hindus texts are Olders then 1500 BCE 🗿 Cope Bhimta and Dravidian Nationalist Even Hindu texts are 1000 BCE old survived Literature too even if Uncivilized Dravidians Bhimtae Could Reads

    • @Mmemememehu
      @Mmemememehu 5 месяцев назад +1

      It wasn't Indian. It was ancient sindh.

  • @syndrathedarksovereign1609
    @syndrathedarksovereign1609 6 месяцев назад +9

    Why do indian nationalists deny the aryan invasion ? Do they find the idea that they could have been invaded successfully hurt their national pride ?

    • @fick2637
      @fick2637 6 месяцев назад +3

      The opposite in some ways, they believe it was not an invasion at all, as instead they believe that India is the Urheimat of the Indo-Europeans and the Aryans. They weren't invaders then, but the natives.

    • @reubennelson4086
      @reubennelson4086 6 месяцев назад +20

      The aryan invasion is simply false in that there was a large concieted race war. It was simply a long and gradual migration of tribes, some peaceful, some violent. Most Indians today are indo aryan so really dont see your point. People who deny the aryan invasion are not the nationalists but the religious ones.

    • @captaingiridharbarva
      @captaingiridharbarva 6 месяцев назад +10

      invasion is a false theory....it was massive aaculturation
      there is no evidenceof any particular group invading and changing the culture but we can see a continuation of worship and culture of ivc with minute modifications.....
      not drastic but minute modifications wich shows acculturation between two groups or maybe multiple groups
      these tribes later formed the mahajanapadas in india like magadha

    • @rhk199
      @rhk199 6 месяцев назад

      Uppercaste will lose their legitimacy to question other's Indianess for political gains

    • @Emperor994
      @Emperor994 6 месяцев назад

      It's a difference between historical sources. I don't know about others but the ones that I have researched and out talked about the mass migration of Western tribes to eastern lands due to the widespread famines and wars in the West.
      It's not a matter of pride for us but the problem is the fabrication of history to suit some people's tastes about its depiction.

  • @Thurnmourer
    @Thurnmourer Год назад

    Oooo, finally doing this one. Been a little bit since you asked about referential sources.

  • @royegabrieli5858
    @royegabrieli5858 Год назад +7

    It is most likely the Harappans had these weapons in their homes because they had a militia system where all the men would fight rather than a state funded armoury. Americans today have guns in their homes too, so it's not out of reality for ordinary people to own weapons. Likewise the Greeks had citizen-soldiers who bought their own equipment.

  • @homuraakemi493
    @homuraakemi493 Год назад +25

    Oh my science!! A HECKIN civilization with no gods, no kings and no wars?

    • @BigBrotherTheWatcher1984
      @BigBrotherTheWatcher1984 Год назад +8

      They did have some sorts of Gods. They worshipped a female deity which has been named 'Mother Goddess'.

    • @techchad9730
      @techchad9730 4 месяца назад

      @@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984 lol, they have the proto-shiva who is revered all over India. But some people only seem to show evidence that support their migration and invasion theory.

  • @yeahimlistening
    @yeahimlistening 13 дней назад +4

    What cant say india has an armed millitary before porus.... dont hide all the details.. porus was a small very small kingdom on the outskirts of large empires inside india... the biggest being Nandas... the whole alexander army was given a very tough fight by that king porus and his army... lots of alexander army was dead and tired... but they they came to know the might of the indian army and elephants.. and they were told that after this small kingdom they had to face the biggest and mightiest armies of that time... crossing the river... there whole army of alexander refused to fight knowing just the elephant fleet was thousands... they returned back... thats why they couldnt get the lands of India for coming millenia.... befire 500bc... India s navy and army was thr best in the world even in numbers... with weapons and raw material like steel and others being exported for making weapons in central asia like persia and then to europe... and the biggest ships were built in india and being exported to other empires all over southasia and africa....
    Coming to Indus civilization only limited amount id excavated and it is proven that indo aryan invasion is just the european propaganda to make themselves better... even genetic dna data says there was no race came here to teach us... just ppl in and out was there as there was trade and relations with central and east asia... africa etc.. from researched data on genetics and language basis... the culture, food, languages and weaponry mostly spices all were out ward.. from india... for centuries... romanian, yezdi, even many german, armanian etc languages were from india.. Indian cities were until afghanistan even before christ... somuch all known data is being spewed on net about Indian andnasian history... which the west doesnt wsnt to accept

  • @Dayvit78
    @Dayvit78 Год назад +3

    Is it possible we can get Indian sieges or early modern era warefare? That would be great :) Look forward to it.

  • @anonymouslyopinionated656
    @anonymouslyopinionated656 Год назад +9

    hehe i knew that a germanic sounding accent would HAVE to make a sidebar disclaimer about the term aryan 😅

    • @Kestrel-777
      @Kestrel-777 Год назад +3

      The panic in his voice is very endearing.

    • @jakemocci3953
      @jakemocci3953 Год назад +2

      It’s all true, he should just embrace it.

    • @alexbattaglia8297
      @alexbattaglia8297 6 месяцев назад

      @@jakemocci3953 how are modern germans descended from north indians and iranians?

    • @jakemocci3953
      @jakemocci3953 6 месяцев назад

      @@alexbattaglia8297 They aren’t. North Indians and Iranians are descended from the Aryans that went East, Germanics are descended from the Aryans that went West.
      Although those in India mixed so much you can barely tell.

    • @alexbattaglia8297
      @alexbattaglia8297 6 месяцев назад

      @@jakemocci3953 Indo-European =/= Aryan

  • @lakrids-pibe
    @lakrids-pibe Год назад +10

    Very nice video.
    Clear, precise, well researched.
    It's a shame that the conversations about Harappan Culture and the Indo-Aryan migrations are so steeped in nationalism and pseudo-history.

  • @alihasanabdullah7586
    @alihasanabdullah7586 Год назад +25

    The comments section is a good indication of the present day Indian state of mind. A pity considering their noble lineage.

    • @GyanTvAmit
      @GyanTvAmit Год назад +4

      look who is talking about stae of mind😂

    • @dondeestaCarter
      @dondeestaCarter 8 месяцев назад

      @@GyanTvAmit Noble? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @Alex-zo1sl
    @Alex-zo1sl Год назад +15

    Wow…it’s pretty terrifying/amazing how effective Marxist ideology has been worldwide. Anything that could in anyway be construed as “white” is heckled and scoffed at, even if it’s literally ancient history.
    To claim that Caucasian, steppe nomads never settled in the Indus Valley is….well it flies in the face of everything we know to be true through the archaeological record and now genetic science.
    I know people are basically just coping for some kind of nationalist pride or something but….Indo-Europeans moving into northern India is something we know happened basically with 100% certainty.

    • @EresirThe1st
      @EresirThe1st Год назад +3

      Indian commenters are pathological liars. Whether it's history, science, religion or travel Indians will lie through their teeth to make themselves sound better.

    • @riteshvashisht4605
      @riteshvashisht4605 Год назад

      I'm not saying they didn't settle and they definitely left their influence (linguistic or religious) but then historians like this guy go around saying that hinduism , Ved came to india with those migrants. I'm not anti-anything but through religious texts there are several mentions of either geological events and even mentions of star alignments that happened before these immigrants happened. Idk how you at it but claiming that everything is just because lame "national pride" makes you uninformed. Maharishi Ved Vyas mentions in rigved itself that book was written on banks of river saraswati. Mahabharat hints of saraswati river shrinking. Now look up the estimates of time period when saraswati dried up. It may be national pride but it isn't falsified agenda. These are all the facts that some historians choose to ignore.

  • @chrisdjernaes9658
    @chrisdjernaes9658 Год назад +2

    Fantastic Summary! Clearly Changing Climates (2200 BC, 1500 BC, 1000 BC, 400BC, 600 AD) led to massive droughts, famines, mass migrations and civilization changing Wars. Thank you 🙏 🍻

  • @Aaron-is8yt
    @Aaron-is8yt Год назад +8

    Why is everyone so salty? Just relax

    • @runajain5773
      @runajain5773 Год назад +2

      Well everyone fight about Aryan invasion and migration even though there is no sign of war and invasion was not there

    • @riteshvashisht4605
      @riteshvashisht4605 Год назад

      It's a facts and political standing and national pride mix up, it's bound to be explosive 💣

  • @rekhadharmaji9567
    @rekhadharmaji9567 5 месяцев назад +11

    The vedas are original to India, not from steppes. Falsehood….

    • @TheBhumbak
      @TheBhumbak 5 месяцев назад

      How do you know?

    • @Dankseid-o1u
      @Dankseid-o1u 4 месяца назад

      @@TheBhumbak Where are the vedas in other places so called "Aryans" went?

    • @mahatmaniggandhi2898
      @mahatmaniggandhi2898 4 месяца назад

      they were composed in modern day pakistan and afghanistan probably, just like the video said

    • @techchad9730
      @techchad9730 4 месяца назад

      @@mahatmaniggandhi2898 lol, and rig vedas had references for ganges, the Kurukshetra, yamuna, but you refuse those evidences, cuz it doesn't suit your narrative.

  • @surissoul
    @surissoul 4 месяца назад +3

    Once a prosperous land, the ancient bharat was a sought-after destination for world travelers in search of knowledge and wealth

    • @dimasmirnoff7283
      @dimasmirnoff7283 4 месяца назад +3

      Yeah but for the last centuries it was and is Europe and the states.
      India should start to collaborate with the world and to live in the present.

    • @surissoul
      @surissoul 4 месяца назад +2

      @@dimasmirnoff7283 i accept

    • @alani3992
      @alani3992 4 месяца назад

      Europe 'questioned' their own culture 500 years ago, & reformed.
      Thats why they dominate, but India is stuck in dogma.

    • @RoliSaxena-e8z
      @RoliSaxena-e8z 4 месяца назад

      ​@@alani3992umm interesting. You've alot of free time when your western borders are not a free for all buffet

    • @alani3992
      @alani3992 4 месяца назад

      @@RoliSaxena-e8z Europe was always at war, and many kingdoms.
      It took guts to question their own culture, but thats why they dominate.

  • @darthparallax5207
    @darthparallax5207 Год назад +11

    I can believe Indian civilization had little hate. They were advanced at least in part from having a complicated language. They had to be very scholarly to attempt to understand any of their own culture at all.
    I do not believe hate is the primary cause of war. In a culture capable of producing complex architecture, complex language, complex politics, complex religion, complex civilization in all its forms, it seems normal to me that due to expedient necessary and technological opportunity, war would be a form of conflict resolution for disputes that had no other recourse.
    I credit the Indian civilization with likely being wise enough to regret the necessity of war and having as profound, epic, and tragic emotional view of war as the romantic ideals of Europeans. The association of war with honor and duty and the effort to morally restrict people from liking war while at the same time craftmasters would out of a genuine pursuit of peace likely recognize and honor each other's skill in battle.
    I believe that people get the mistaken impression that societies lack war when they observe what seems to be less hate than one might expect if one were cynical.
    Civilized people do commit wars and have cultures about wars though and other societies have the idea of the hero and the villain both well known to them. I forget what the national epic of India is called but I believe it is supposed to be, well, a rather famous piece of literature.
    Not less epic than the Lay of the Volsungs gotten from the Eddas which eventually through the Ring of the Niebelung became the Lord of the Rings.
    India I would expect to be at minimum as complex as Europe, if not moreso.
    They have such geography I'm afraid it must have somewhat excited a little bit the tacticians among them "this would be a geometrically interesting place to stage a pitched battle."
    Unlikely motivated by hate. Very likely motivated by art. However, still, in very human ways, pushed to become warlike.

    • @darthparallax5207
      @darthparallax5207 Год назад +1

      My mistake I should have read the comments section first.

    • @p_pattedd5477
      @p_pattedd5477 Год назад +3

      Very Scholarly ✅
      Complicated Language (Classics) ✅
      Complex Architecture (Walls, just the walls can be enough) ✅
      Complex Politics (and Administration) ✅
      Complex Religion (2? + 1 import) ✅
      Complex Civilization in all forms (Mandate of Heaven achieved) ✅✅✅
      Romantic View of War (Until Legalists) ✅
      National Epic(?) about heroes and villains (practically all 24 histories) ✅
      Tacticians (Degrees in Annihilation battles and Burying human alive) says: “Tis'd be an interesting place to stage a battle that lasts 2 years with half a million men on each side” ✅
      Even more:
      Feudalism in 700 BC (or even in Shang times) ✅
      Standardised mass production in 200 BC (also comes with warranty) ✅
      Standardisation in general ✅
      Canals dug 2000 years ago still used today (India has pretty old dams too don't they?) ✅
      30000 civilians eaten, decisive Tang strategic victory ✅✅✅

    • @rage8673
      @rage8673 11 месяцев назад +1

      I like your observation, answering your confusion Hindu culture has 2 main epics: Ramayan and Mahabharat.
      Mahabharat being the one that is most reffered and is recorded to describe the early iron age(age of janapadas) in Bharat which mentions various janapadas, small bhartiya kindoms around the land and even foreign kingdoms like from tibet and northern Afghanistan.

    • @VinnieG-
      @VinnieG- 10 месяцев назад

      I'd say the only way for someone like me to be able to do the things ancient armies did, I would have to been filled and blinded with hatred

    • @Gen.berseker25
      @Gen.berseker25 7 месяцев назад

      Everyone's ancestors were war killers!

  • @Fatherofheroesandheroines
    @Fatherofheroesandheroines 7 месяцев назад +1

    I can't remember if I commented here before, but the Harrapans MAY be mentioned in one history of the battles of the Akkadian Empire against Elam. Elam formed a massive coalition with a place called Marhashi which MAY have been the Harappans. There is some evidence for that. Check out History With Cy for that. It seems that a lot of archeologists are too willing to see a 'peaceful utopia' when there is none. Archeologists did the same for the Mayans, till they found direct evidence in writing that the Mayans got so enamored with warring, they wiped themselves out, or nearly so. We need to realize that humans are humans and war in multiple forms has been with us back to almost the beginning. History is not pretty but it's how we get to here.

  • @anshulsaklani007
    @anshulsaklani007 5 месяцев назад +9

    Bro you need to do more research on aryan invasion theory nobody from Europe came to India to librate us we where practicing the culture from way before as you told about sarswati river that now we call ghagar hakra river is mentioned in the Rig-veda as the vigorous flowing river and scientists around the world agree that the river dried in around 6000 years ago, this confirms that Rig-veda is very old and we presume it to be

    • @SUemprorx
      @SUemprorx 4 месяца назад +3

      Don't plainly bark, give proof of it first

    • @Gowrisankar__gs
      @Gowrisankar__gs 4 месяца назад +3

      😂😂😂

    • @Gowrisankar__gs
      @Gowrisankar__gs 4 месяца назад +3

      No carbon dated evidence for rig veda foolss stories not became a history 😂

    • @mahatmaniggandhi2898
      @mahatmaniggandhi2898 4 месяца назад

      he never said they came to liberate are you stupid?

  • @silverchairsg
    @silverchairsg Год назад +35

    In fact, Porus actually defeated Alexander and then went on to conquer China, Persia, Rome, and the Americas and the Moon. He then went on to conquer the Solar System and the galaxy in a Great Crusade, but stopped when his men refused to go beyond the boundaries of the Astronomican's light. He threw an epic fit of rage and then turned back.

    • @loowick4074
      @loowick4074 Год назад +5

      Porus when the tau use flaming pigs against his elephants.
      To be fair I don't think many Hindu supremacist glorify porus that much.
      They more of make him look weak by saying he is only minor warlord despite porus being a very powerful ruler.
      Which is pretty shitty if ya ask me.

    • @VainerCactus0
      @VainerCactus0 Год назад +6

      Was this before or after the great Finnish-Korean hyper war?

    • @silverchairsg
      @silverchairsg Год назад +1

      @@VainerCactus0 Before the Ninth Age of Reclamation, when the sacred rings were discovered.

    • @VainerCactus0
      @VainerCactus0 Год назад

      @@silverchairsg Before anybody was blinded by their majesty.

    • @anonymouslyopinionated656
      @anonymouslyopinionated656 Год назад

      lol wtf

  • @iuvvuiieii
    @iuvvuiieii 8 месяцев назад +5

    The Indus Valley Civilization ended in the Valley in response to the hostile environment and relocated in 1900bc. to the east and south of India where they cont tinue today as the ASI .
    The Great Bath at mohunja daro is replicated in most rural temple ponds/tanks of tamil nadu.south India. So,is the bull fighting called 'jallikattu' inherited from the IVC.
    Genetic studies show that the nomadic Steppe pastoralist. Cattle herders (shudra) arrived in 1500bc,early Vedic period. subdued,exploited and cohabited extensively mixed/ merged with the native AASI and became the indistinguishable ANI.
    The Vedic Aryan Culture arrived in 100AD late Vedic period, and became apparent with the practise of Endogamy introduced to prevent the aryan Vedic culture ancestry from co-habiting and mixing with the extensively mixed ANI.
    The Vedas, Sanskrit, Saraswati river , manusmriti,the caste system etc appear in- the first Century AD.around 100 AD .
    With the introduction of Endogamy the ANI population ,a Caste free society until then, regressed into their own respective occupation and community. So the caste system came into existence. The arrival of the Vedic Aryans in 100AD later Vedic period, coincide with Endogamy and the caste system

  • @rajmallya3632
    @rajmallya3632 18 дней назад +3

    Kindly refrain from watching the inaccurate information provided by Max Muller.