Thank you for talking about Indian history, it doesn't get talked about enough compared to European or Chinese history and yet its so fascinating. Hope your channel continues to grow
@@JayVardhanSingh bro can u tell me which decade were huns invasions happened in india and how many times? and in which decade was takshashila destroyed and the university brought down?
@@JayVardhanSinghTurul-Turan Hungarian-MacAr-Scythian bird is arguably the same as AnZu bird 🕊️ or Griffin bird hence consequently Yan-Han-Ban-Can-Dan are interconnected words, names, identity and title which even appears in your own surname.
Well that’s because there are so many so called ‘historians’ who don’t know any other language except English with much depth to research and they are busy to make fake/distorted history for their own agendas.
I appreciate and respect your objectivity. So many of us are willing to blindly accept speculation as fact simply because it receives a stamp of approval. The study of history should be a presentation of evidence, not a compilation of assumptions.
Infact this is why I like this channel. He provides sources from where we got the information rather than just giving us information so we can think for ourselves what might've actually happened. Most history channel would just feed us one particular information without telling us about alternate theories and the sources of all the theories so we just get sure of something without knowing its just an assumption
Jay sir, you are putting out truly golden content. My clarity on south Asian history has never been clearer, and your objective clarity is stupendously good. If you would like to ever put some paintings/visuals to any specific pet project, feel free to hit me up.
Huns that time had over 50 branches , devided color & geographie = Black huns : north huns ; Blue huns : eastern huns ; Red huns : soutern huns [ -> went to india with saka huns ] ; White huns : western huns . Etc...
Really, really nice video. I like that you included your references in the video description - maybe you could try also inserting some direct quotes from specific scholars so we can get a sense of the different types of opinions that are out there?
thanks for your suggestion. In some of my videos, I do include opinions of specific scholars. But in videos like these it is hard to do that as opinions are many. I've another channel, Historically speaking where I go in depth in particular topics. There I also include opinions of different scholars. Do check it.
The descendants of the shveta Hunas are most probably amongst the Pashtun clans. Abdali Pashtuns are descendants of shveta hunas as confirmed by many scholars.
Not possible, Pashtuns speak an Iranic language, their genetic pool is like 50 % Iranic and 50 % Indian(which includes Ancestry from IVC , Ancestry from Onge tribals and some amount of Indo Aryan ancestry) .
@@jyotirmayamohanty5723 Why not odiyana Mohanty You are odiya You don't know about Jat cast They are beda and bediyan Heptal was a king not abodalo Abdali are also a Jat community (Chuwadar) choudhary
Very good knowledge please continue don't ignore historically speaking channel in future (if u focus on one channel please don't discontinue longer versions)i like in deapth research. Factually correct and detailed knowledge is a great service to nation u have my gratitude for that
@@mahmoodabbasi6120that is fake. Even dna analysis of all indian sub continent proved it fake. Those barbaric from central Asia may be good archers on horse as all were hunters but they are incapable of creating civilization. It was out of their aukaat.
Yes, because of the climate. In primary school, we have learnt due to weather we didn't have much to eat except horse milk, Kefir etc. So we have started moving to look for food in the process ....
No , Huns are descendants of the early nomadic confederation of tribes north of China called the Xiongnu . They used to be extremely strong and even married Han Chinese princesses for decades. Once the Chinese became strong enough they defeated them and caused them to scatter again in all directions. One branch of these people are the Hunas that moved into Central Asia and then the subcontinent.
@@porothashawarma2339 You are right. It is mentioned in history books. But since Kazakhstan is closely located near China, it is also possible that some hun tribes should had been from Kazakhstan.
I did a dna test I am from Kashmir my ancestors come from the Hepthalite Huns who mixed with the Gujarat natives we where prama rajput then becomes sohlin rajput
Nice! History was always a mad flurry of dates, kings and more dates, kings and wars. This question was always there at the back of my mind as to where these clans, kings arrived in India and gradually assimilated themselves into the Indian civilisation. Great job! Thank you.
How is it concluded that the title of kushanshah adopted by the Huns settled in Bactria automatically translates to successor of the Kushans instead of the Huns claiming to be Kushans themselves . I feel the Chinese sources which you've quoted are more accurate in this regard with them calling these peoples the lesser Yuezchi there by linking them to the Kushans. BTW - well presented topic as usual. Highly appreciated. In Particular the topic of the Huns & their interactions with both Iran & India is poorly understood in India & perhaps also Iran & which hasn't quite received the traction it's received in the West particularly in the Huns vs the Romans or Attila the Hun - case in point . I wonder how much has this got to do with little documentation of historical records in Iranic & Indic sources as compared to Western sources . BTW - I once read that the Huns rule & raids over North & Central India especially the North West aka what's now the KPK & Pakistani Punjab was as devastating if not more as that of the Turco Afghans in the 2nd millennium CE except that we lack complete records of the depth of the gravity of the situation. The only difference being while those Huns were Indianised with time whereas those Turco Afghans who followed changed the culture & religion of the North West & later both the North & East / North East of India. The same writer argues that the whole of the NW especially the Kabul Zabul Ghazni Kandahar axis was so unstable with the Indic religion & culture unable to establish firm roots for paucity of time that when the Arabs struck from Seistan Balochistan / Khorasan Iran conversion to Islam though tough initially wasn't too difficult or prolonged. For perspective the last major Hun attacks was in the first half of the 6th century. Hence while Banabhatta in his Harshacharita refers to the perennial problem the Huns posed to North India composed in the first quarter of the 7th century CE they weren't on the scale of what N India encountered before. Shortly after Harsha's death & dissolution of his empire the Arab conquest of what's now Eastern Iran & western Afghanistan was undertaken.
adopting the title of Kushan Shah and also imitating their coins certainly point in that direction. Even other sources, for example Armenian sources, describe them as Kushanas.
I think these people are related to Gurjars, who always claim their ancestry to two groups: Kushans and Huns. The coin evidence you mentioned around 6:00 already points that Hunas viewed Kushans as their ancestors....called themselves Kushanshah and Lesser-Yuechis. Gurjar-Pratihar Kingdom suddenly appeared post the invasion of Hunas in Western India, Sindh, Punjab. The fact that Hunas never called themselves Hunas is also interesting, because they are called Gurjars in Banabhatta's Harshacharita while the writer (paid by Gupta) is mentioning about fight between Hunas and Guptas. He also mentions their place as Gurjardesa somewhere in the text. In that text the following is written: "A lion to the Huna deer, a burning fever to the King of Sindhudesa, a troubler of the sleep of Gurjara King". Interestingly, Kushan and Hoon are big surnames among Gurjar people around Delhi/Meerut.
@@ROHITMEELU gujjar hoon hote to steppe or mongoloid component zyada hota,dono hi bohot Kam h,gujjar Indus valley civilisation se hi Bharat me nivaas kar rhe h
@shubhambalyan3230 Bhai g me khud Gujjar hu I think gujjars have a mixture of steppe genes and Iranian genes, because Gujjars have almost 60 percent R1a1 genes which is called a core haplogroup of steppe so called Aryan people, yes for sure Gujjars have not linked with Mongoloids identity
Huns looked like the indian god shiva with a crescent like thing placed on their head, they have braided hair like aghoris and they were worshipping mountains and sky. I think north indian shaivism has something to do with the hunnic religion, because the hun's rule extended to himalayas and to the kailas in tibet
They are offcourse shiv worshippers and were proud sons of sanatan dharm who went out from india to Asia and Europe for spreading of sanatan dharm and civilization but most Europian were wild and tribals that time . then they simply returned to their loved homeland -the BHARAT replacing gupta dynasty and establishing gurjar dynasty (gurjar pratiharas)
I think these people are indeed related to Gurjars, who always claim their ancestry to two groups: Kushans and Huns. The coin evidence mentioned around 6:00 already points that Hunas viewed Kushans as their ancestors....called themselves Kushanshah and Lesser-Yuechis. Gurjar-Pratihar Kingdom also suddenly appeared post the invasion of Hunas in Western India, Sindh, Punjab. The fact that Hunas never called themselves Hunas is also interesting, because they are called Gurjars in Banabhatta's Harshacharita while the writer (paid by Gupta) is mentioning about fight between Hunas and Guptas. He also mentions their place as Gurjardesa somewhere in the text. In that text the following is written: "A lion to the Huna deer, a burning fever to the King of Sindhudesa, a troubler of the sleep of Gurjara King". Interestingly, Kushan and Hoon are big surnames among Gurjar people around Delhi/Meerut.
@@cricketstories7531 yes it's right that hoon and kasana gotra is spread all over the northern India in gurjar caste. But it's not true that hoon or kushana were invaders or had wild religiously. they were worshipping sanatan dharm already they just returned their homeland in 7th century after roaming all around the asia and Europe
It could be that the elites at one time in Hungary were from Hunic origin. But we still don't know much about that. About Rajputs or Jaats being of Hunic origing. I don't think so.
@@aaryameena rajput indian breed ,gond bheel,meeena harijan ,south indian people, huns Cantrell asian people huns and gujjar dono ek hai mere gotra hun kabile se hi nikla hua hai aur me look like Cantrell asian hi lagta hu
8:42= Kitara = kitörő : the branch who did fight with unusual way , the widening ( spreading wide , to catch the enemy like with nets the fish ) teritory fighters . Also , Kitara music : unsual music .
My understanding is that the relationship between Xiong-nu and Huns is ambiguous at best. Can they be called Eastern Iranian Huns ? If yes , are they different from Huns of Europe or Xiong-nu for that matter ? Looking forward to your reply. Thank you very much 🙏
8:25= Fu-lou-sha = faludzsa in Irak ! Falú [ in magyar - hungarian language ] the place where max 5-10 thausend people living - " village - small town " .
8:08= One of the Saka huns branch , the kush or kash huns people who give the place name of kash emir people ( saka huns branch mixed with kush - kash -> kushita - kashita huns ) .
5:30= on the coin = the hun symbol , above the head crown : 3 piramid " montain " -> even in today's hungary's flag symbol : 3 piramid " montain " [ hun+gary , raryans -> garmada = many kind of huns ! ] . Varahran , almost understandable in hungarian language , and Bahrãn is a country , with the titel of the king and his kingdom , simular meaning of varahran . Etc...
Bro they actually attacked during Skandagupta period and he crushed Hunas very badly. It was not Kumar Gupta. Nice video as a history student I think ur research is somewhat good.
Hi, than you, its so interesting but I was wondering if u could give me some sources to explain the difference between the Hephthlatites and Alchon Huns. Thank u very much ma g
You are wrong. Kushanshah is not Hun.. Huns or Xiongnu/hseingnu originally belonged to mongolia-siberia . Under Modu Chainyu they conquered Gansu, Dzungaria (north xinjiang) from Indo iranian Saka/scythian whom they called yehuchi. Later by 100 AD they conquered kazakhstan from Scythian /saka... Saka, Kushan were indo iranian Scythian. But early huns were mongoloid altaic speakers. By 350 AD they became more powerful and conquered Uzbekistan, turkmenistan, tajik, tarim basin from Scythian and iranics. Another branch went west conquering alans, caucasus, crimea, romania reaching Hungary... Kishans were defeated by Persian Sassanians in 225 AD. a sassanian took title of kushansha and ruled Gandhara, Bactria and arachosia.. Punjab was under Gupta. Sind was under western kshatrapa also conquered by Gupta... Makaran coast/baloch was under a parthian parataraja which was later conquered by sassanian. But huns who came to Gandhara after skandagupta (Toramana) were Iranic speaking and mixed Mongoloid(altaic) -caucasian(Iranic). Mehar/mihir (ancient Mithra) means sun and gul mean flower in IRANIC and not ALTAIC/turkic......Mihirakula
Great video! I have an unrelated question: Are Jadunath Sarkar's works still relevant for reading more about Mughal history and adminsitration? If not, can you recommend a good reference for the same?
I think the iranic origin is more plausible. Iranic tribes seem to have extended well into and past the tarim and migrated into the south altai as well.
Where are the Huns now in Indian society who invaded India in ancient period.Which social Verna they belong now? Please throw some light on this aspect.
I am from tonk rajasthan and i have seen villages in which HOON gotra people spreading from south border of tonk to entire Bundi and kota. But they consider themselves as Kshatriya gurjar
UNESCO has not done enough in this regard to boost international archaeological, genetic , genomic and linguistic research to trace all such migrations in Eurasia after the ice age
6:30= Kusanshah -> Kun shah = We have here in hungary , many Kun's . In history study i came to this conclusion = alway split up all wanderer people to europe , the leavers , and the stayers , basicly , " just in case , if some distroying us , at least the stayingbranch can surviving or wiseversa . Etc...
Sir can you tell about history of rajput who are original kshtriyan descendants of lord rama, suryavanshi, lord krishna chandravanshi..... And their history....
Rajput are descendants of lord ram ,krishn , shiv and om because they write their own history. Every indian king is rajput 😂 . U r stupid just like any random muslim or christian about sanatan dharm and india
When you are referring to historic names of places and territories, kindly mention the exact/rough location, as is named contemporily. Otherwise what you are talking about doesn't make sense to most viewers. Thanks t
There are two major Haplogroups that filled Eurasia from Chad in Africa, R1b through Spain into Western Europe and R1a through India, develop a civilization and spread out to Eastern Europe both North and West. Huns are probably also R1a people because there is zero R1b in India. The Huns must have migrated earlier to central Asia and come back as Huns during VARAAHAMIHIRA’s time. All India is R1a. You can see this in the maps of R1a and R1b in the wiki.
How can you say there's zero R1b or R1a in india, when every person in the country havent checked their DNA. Huns ruled india for many decades, that means they have imparted some genes in the places they ruled
Not zero, many baloch ( however concentrated in today Pakistan) the Banjara ( far spread in all northern India by now ) Has r1b higher percentage And many Brahmins also happened to have r1b in minor percentage It's not india has zero r1b ,r1b just not succeed to spread in india
@@TonyStark-mm6qy India has always paid tributes to Central Asian nomads as the scythians sakas and parthians Where u think Sikhs jats rors and gujjars come . From?
Gawar admi steppes tum me en huns or scythian ki bjhe se hi Mel ty h ,or Ajay jarto Huna ka mean hota h strong peoples bo to rajput or etc koi bhe ho sak ta h jaat ka es se dur dur tk relation nhi h jaat to india me the hi nhi us time bo to medival period me aye the khebar se😂😂@@mukeshjat7331
Will be better if you use better animation & imrpove the whole storytelling a little. More than anything else. Your goal must be "TO MAKE THE VIEWERS FEEL VARIOUS EMOTIONS". Emotions are key to getting anything in life. People watch movies coz they want to feel emotions, they go to expensive restaurants coz they want to feel emotions, they go to zoo or any other place, ther desire anything in life because the desire the emotions that the place, thing or activity will make them feel. So more focus on making them feel emotions than focus on enhancing their knowledge.
The Gupta Empire had been weakened by the attacks of the Indo-Hephthalites, known in India as the Hunas, towards the end of the 5th century, which caused it to break up into smaller states. Yasodharman Virk defeated a Huna army in 528, which checked the Huna expansion in India. Twin monolithic pillars at Sondani in Mandsaur District were erected by Yasodharman as a record of his victory. [1] During the reign of Kumaragupta I his feudatory Bandhuvarman ruled over Mandasor as it was a major Centre of western Malwa. He belonged to the Aulikara family which perhaps ruled there up to the beginning of the sixth century A.D. Two stone pillar inscriptions from Mandasor in Madhya Pradesh, one of which is dated in 532 A.D., refer to a powerful king Yasodharman. One of these inscriptions reports the victories of Yasodharman. The inscription describes him as the victor of all those lands which had not been subdued even by the Guptas. But the names of the defeated powers have not been mentioned except that of Mihirkula. It appears that Yasodharman rose to power in about 528 A.D. and continued to rule till 532 A.D., (the date of Mandasor inscription) but by 543 A.D. his power must have been eclipsed.
Huns is the term which is used in English, I am perfectly aware of the fact that in Indian sources they are called हुण. Check this video of mine ruclips.net/video/RoRIRlDcwpA/видео.html
Hunnic religion of tengrism influenced indian religions, paving a way to the formation of shaivism Huns worshipped mountain gods, and their kings looked like shiva, with crescent shaped blade worn on their heads. And the kedarite huns were conquered by alchon huns, they invaded gupta empire which leads to its decline Most of the punjabis today have alchon huns or sveta huna ancestry. Huns didn't look like mongols or turks, but they were tall & white skinned and had elongated skulls.
@@TonyStark-mm6qy Most of the dark sk1nned tamils/ australoid aborgines were serfs and worshipped folk religions like ayyanar which is a village guardian diety. Shiva lingam was worshipped by kings and upper caste people. It was heavily influenced by brahmins, merging it with north indian beliefs of kailasa, shiva, parvati, ganapati and murugan. At mauryan times, tamil kings were practicing jainism
I saw ur one Video, in which u recognise Ramayan & Mahahabharat as history & Sanskrit older then Prakrat. This shows archeological evidences & Language analysis do not mean to you.
Thank you for talking about Indian history, it doesn't get talked about enough compared to European or Chinese history and yet its so fascinating. Hope your channel continues to grow
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@JayVardhanSingh bro can u tell me which decade were huns invasions happened in india and how many times?
and in which decade was takshashila destroyed and the university brought down?
@@JayVardhanSinghTurul-Turan Hungarian-MacAr-Scythian bird is arguably the same as AnZu bird 🕊️ or Griffin bird hence consequently Yan-Han-Ban-Can-Dan are interconnected words, names, identity and title which even appears in your own surname.
It's become my favourite channel, let's learn history again
People like you are much needed in today’s India where history has become a mockery for common people and weapon for politicans
Well that’s because there are so many so called ‘historians’ who don’t know any other language except English with much depth to research and they are busy to make fake/distorted history for their own agendas.
Ask him to Speak in Hindi then
AND IT WAS NOT THE CASE EARLIER WHEN MARXIST LIKE ROMILA WHO CANT EVEN READ SANSKRIT WROTE THE HISTORY
@@theindestructible.what about those who don’t know hindi
@@Xiaa_Jyoti_Jingpho Get them to learn Hindj not Mandarin
I appreciate and respect your objectivity. So many of us are willing to blindly accept speculation as fact simply because it receives a stamp of approval. The study of history should be a presentation of evidence, not a compilation of assumptions.
Infact this is why I like this channel. He provides sources from where we got the information rather than just giving us information so we can think for ourselves what might've actually happened. Most history channel would just feed us one particular information without telling us about alternate theories and the sources of all the theories so we just get sure of something without knowing its just an assumption
Jay sir, you are putting out truly golden content. My clarity on south Asian history has never been clearer, and your objective clarity is stupendously good.
If you would like to ever put some paintings/visuals to any specific pet project, feel free to hit me up.
Thank you.
And thanks for the offer. Will certainly let you know.
Huns that time had over 50 branches , devided color & geographie = Black huns : north huns ; Blue huns : eastern huns ; Red huns : soutern huns [ -> went to india with saka huns ] ; White huns : western huns . Etc...
Huns and saka are different races
Sakas and huns have difference of 400-500 years.
Really, really nice video. I like that you included your references in the video description - maybe you could try also inserting some direct quotes from specific scholars so we can get a sense of the different types of opinions that are out there?
thanks for your suggestion. In some of my videos, I do include opinions of specific scholars. But in videos like these it is hard to do that as opinions are many. I've another channel, Historically speaking where I go in depth in particular topics. There I also include opinions of different scholars. Do check it.
The descendants of the shveta Hunas are most probably amongst the Pashtun clans. Abdali Pashtuns are descendants of shveta hunas as confirmed by many scholars.
Not possible, Pashtuns speak an Iranic language, their genetic pool is like 50 % Iranic and 50 % Indian(which includes Ancestry from IVC , Ancestry from Onge tribals and some amount of Indo Aryan ancestry) .
The word Abdali is corrupted form of Ebodalo. The word Ebodalo in Bactrian means Hepthalite Huns.
@@rishavkumar1250 They are all probably intermixed due to inter tribal marriages.
@@jyotirmayamohanty5723 it's all conjecture
@@jyotirmayamohanty5723
Why not odiyana
Mohanty
You are odiya
You don't know about Jat cast
They are beda and bediyan
Heptal was a king not abodalo
Abdali are also a Jat community
(Chuwadar) choudhary
Thanks . Your explanation seems to be without any bias
Very good knowledge please continue don't ignore historically speaking channel in future (if u focus on one channel please don't discontinue longer versions)i like in deapth research. Factually correct and detailed knowledge is a great service to nation u have my gratitude for that
Thanks for the kind words. I haven't ignore the Historically Speaking channel. You will see a new video on this channel in the next week.
@@JayVardhanSingh who are desdandants of the kidarites
Huns and Turks from the same stock like all Aryans (Iranians, Afghans, North Indian ethnicities i.e. Punjabi) are from the same stock
@@mahmoodabbasi6120that is fake. Even dna analysis of all indian sub continent proved it fake. Those barbaric from central Asia may be good archers on horse as all were hunters but they are incapable of creating civilization. It was out of their aukaat.
Thanks
thank you!
Yes, because of the climate. In primary school, we have learnt due to weather we didn't have much to eat except horse milk, Kefir etc. So we have started moving to look for food in the process ....
Huns must be originally from Kazakhstan. This country has issued a commemorative coin in the honour of the hun king Attila, in 2009.
Huns invaded europe and india
Also thry were turks so you are right
No , Huns are descendants of the early nomadic confederation of tribes north of China called the Xiongnu .
They used to be extremely strong and even married Han Chinese princesses for decades. Once the Chinese became strong enough they defeated them and caused them to scatter again in all directions.
One branch of these people are the Hunas that moved into Central Asia and then the subcontinent.
@@porothashawarma2339 You are right. It is mentioned in history books. But since Kazakhstan is closely located near China, it is also possible that some hun tribes should had been from Kazakhstan.
@@bhuvaneshsatam4614 no , they migrated there later but their origin is not from there , it is from northern China
I did a dna test I am from
Kashmir my ancestors come from the Hepthalite Huns who mixed with the Gujarat natives we where prama rajput then becomes sohlin rajput
where in kashmir are you from?
huns are tibetan.
even tibetan dogs have european dna.
Rajput means the descendents of king....
Original kshtriyan from ancient bharat is also called rajput.....
@@vaibhavkrish4619 I’m aware but Rajputs where never a tribe or clan until Gujarat pritihara
From where did you get your DNA tested? How much does it cost approximately? Can the results be trusted?
Nice! History was always a mad flurry of dates, kings and more dates, kings and wars. This question was always there at the back of my mind as to where these clans, kings arrived in India and gradually assimilated themselves into the Indian civilisation. Great job! Thank you.
I am from Kaushambi and I didnt knew about 'Hunaraja' fact.
Looking forward to the next one
How is it concluded that the title of kushanshah adopted by the Huns settled in Bactria automatically translates to successor of the Kushans instead of the Huns claiming to be Kushans themselves .
I feel the Chinese sources which you've quoted are more accurate in this regard with them calling these peoples the lesser Yuezchi there by linking them to the Kushans.
BTW - well presented topic as usual. Highly appreciated. In Particular the topic of the Huns & their interactions with both Iran & India is poorly understood in India & perhaps also Iran & which hasn't quite received the traction it's received in the West particularly in the Huns vs the Romans or Attila the Hun - case in point .
I wonder how much has this got to do with little documentation of historical records in Iranic & Indic sources as compared to Western sources .
BTW - I once read that the Huns rule & raids over North & Central India especially the North West aka what's now the KPK & Pakistani Punjab was as devastating if not more as that of the Turco Afghans in the 2nd millennium CE except that we lack complete records of the depth of the gravity of the situation.
The only difference being while those Huns were Indianised with time whereas those Turco Afghans who followed changed the culture & religion of the North West & later both the North & East / North East of India.
The same writer argues that the whole of the NW especially the Kabul Zabul Ghazni Kandahar axis was so unstable with the Indic religion & culture unable to establish firm roots for paucity of time that when the Arabs struck from Seistan Balochistan / Khorasan Iran conversion to Islam though tough initially wasn't too difficult or prolonged.
For perspective the last major Hun attacks was in the first half of the 6th century. Hence while Banabhatta in his Harshacharita refers to the perennial problem the Huns posed to North India composed in the first quarter of the 7th century CE they weren't on the scale of what N India encountered before. Shortly after Harsha's death & dissolution of his empire the Arab conquest of what's now Eastern Iran & western Afghanistan was undertaken.
adopting the title of Kushan Shah and also imitating their coins certainly point in that direction.
Even other sources, for example Armenian sources, describe them as Kushanas.
huns are tibetan
@@firstnamelastname1002nonsense
Much indebted for videos like this. Thanks ❤
I think these people are related to Gurjars, who always claim their ancestry to two groups: Kushans and Huns.
The coin evidence you mentioned around 6:00 already points that Hunas viewed Kushans as their ancestors....called themselves Kushanshah and Lesser-Yuechis. Gurjar-Pratihar Kingdom suddenly appeared post the invasion of Hunas in Western India, Sindh, Punjab.
The fact that Hunas never called themselves Hunas is also interesting, because they are called Gurjars in Banabhatta's Harshacharita while the writer (paid by Gupta) is mentioning about fight between Hunas and Guptas. He also mentions their place as Gurjardesa somewhere in the text. In that text the following is written: "A lion to the Huna deer, a burning fever to the King of Sindhudesa, a troubler of the sleep of Gurjara King".
Interestingly, Kushan and Hoon are big surnames among Gurjar people around Delhi/Meerut.
But their DNA composition doesn't indicate any link with huns
@@shubhambalyan3230what is the dna of huns
@@ROHITMEELU gujjar hoon hote to steppe or mongoloid component zyada hota,dono hi bohot Kam h,gujjar Indus valley civilisation se hi Bharat me nivaas kar rhe h
@shubhambalyan3230 Bhai g me khud Gujjar hu I think gujjars have a mixture of steppe genes and Iranian genes, because Gujjars have almost 60 percent R1a1 genes which is called a core haplogroup of steppe so called Aryan people, yes for sure Gujjars have not linked with Mongoloids identity
Good Work 👍
Thank you for your lesson!
Huns are from mongolai that's why china builted great wall to protect from these barbaian. Han vs hun
Huns looked like the indian god shiva with a crescent like thing placed on their head, they have braided hair like aghoris and they were worshipping mountains and sky.
I think north indian shaivism has something to do with the hunnic religion, because the hun's rule extended to himalayas and to the kailas in tibet
They are offcourse shiv worshippers and were proud sons of sanatan dharm who went out from india to Asia and Europe for spreading of sanatan dharm and civilization but most Europian were wild and tribals that time .
then they simply returned to their loved homeland -the BHARAT replacing gupta dynasty and establishing gurjar dynasty (gurjar pratiharas)
@@aerdoie7319 cherry picking bhaktipan everywhere 😂
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Were Gurjars one of tribes that Huns encountered during their migration and came into India with them ???
I think these people are indeed related to Gurjars, who always claim their ancestry to two groups: Kushans and Huns.
The coin evidence mentioned around 6:00 already points that Hunas viewed Kushans as their ancestors....called themselves Kushanshah and Lesser-Yuechis. Gurjar-Pratihar Kingdom also suddenly appeared post the invasion of Hunas in Western India, Sindh, Punjab.
The fact that Hunas never called themselves Hunas is also interesting, because they are called Gurjars in Banabhatta's Harshacharita while the writer (paid by Gupta) is mentioning about fight between Hunas and Guptas. He also mentions their place as Gurjardesa somewhere in the text. In that text the following is written: "A lion to the Huna deer, a burning fever to the King of Sindhudesa, a troubler of the sleep of Gurjara King".
Interestingly, Kushan and Hoon are big surnames among Gurjar people around Delhi/Meerut.
@@cricketstories7531 yes it's right that hoon and kasana gotra is spread all over the northern India in gurjar caste.
But it's not true that hoon or kushana were invaders or had wild religiously.
they were worshipping sanatan dharm already they just returned their homeland in 7th century after roaming all around the asia and Europe
Great video brother
does Hungary (the country) have anything to do with Huns?
And do the rajputs or jaats have anything to with Huns?
It could be that the elites at one time in Hungary were from Hunic origin. But we still don't know much about that.
About Rajputs or Jaats being of Hunic origing. I don't think so.
@@JayVardhanSingh how ? Jats are not hunaic origin.
But rajputs have
Rajputs do not have any significant Central Asian ancestry.
@@aaryameena source?
@@aaryameena rajput indian breed ,gond bheel,meeena harijan ,south indian people, huns Cantrell asian people huns and gujjar dono ek hai mere gotra hun kabile se hi nikla hua hai aur me look like Cantrell asian hi lagta hu
Excellent. Waiting for more.🎉
8:42= Kitara = kitörő : the branch who did fight with unusual way , the widening ( spreading wide , to catch the enemy like with nets the fish ) teritory fighters . Also , Kitara music : unsual music .
Outstanding video.
Thank you!
Doing really a great work 🔥👍🏻
Thanks!!
My understanding is that the relationship between Xiong-nu and Huns is ambiguous at best. Can they be called Eastern Iranian Huns ? If yes , are they different from Huns of Europe or Xiong-nu for that matter ? Looking forward to your reply. Thank you very much 🙏
Can you also Do a Video on Burmese Invasion of Assam and Manipur where 85% of the population was Killed and 3 Lack were taken as slaves.
8:25= Fu-lou-sha = faludzsa in Irak ! Falú [ in magyar - hungarian language ] the place where max 5-10 thausend people living - " village - small town " .
8:08= One of the Saka huns branch , the kush or kash huns people who give the place name of kash emir people ( saka huns branch mixed with kush - kash -> kushita - kashita huns ) .
Emir ? There were no emirs in the 4th century
Excellent video
Bro we need more such videos
Nice job...
Very informative video, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing
7:10= kidara huns = in hungarian : kétúr hunok : one , the warlord , and the other as for the people , that person ruled the warlord or warlords .
Great video. I would love to see more videos on the nomadic invaders of the subcontinent.
Thanks.
I've already covered Indo-greeks, Scythians, Parthians and Kushan. You can check that as well.
5:30= on the coin = the hun symbol , above the head crown : 3 piramid " montain " -> even in today's hungary's flag symbol : 3 piramid " montain " [ hun+gary , raryans -> garmada = many kind of huns ! ] . Varahran , almost understandable in hungarian language , and Bahrãn is a country , with the titel of the king and his kingdom , simular meaning of varahran . Etc...
Great informative video 🌿
Also , ur super damn cute ❤️
Which caste is descendant of Huns in India?
Are Jaat in India and Ashkenazi Jews (Beni Khazar) dscended from Huns?
"दस्युओं एवं अनार्यों को स्थानच्युत करो। मैं हूणवंशीय गौतम के मधुरवचनों वाले स्तोत्र से स्तुति करता हूं।"
Rigveda
Ye konse gautam ki baat ho rhi haii ?
Great vedio as always.by the way were the hunds practiced Hinduism?
Huns practiced folk religion. No one in India except Dvij castes practiced Brahminism. There is no such religion called Hinduism.
Bro they actually attacked during Skandagupta period and he crushed Hunas very badly. It was not Kumar Gupta. Nice video as a history student I think ur research is somewhat good.
Sir aren't you wrong? Huns invaded India during the regime of Skandagupta and got defeated
First one to face hunas wos kumargupta .... They invaded many times but totally finished by skandagupta
Hi, than you, its so interesting but I was wondering if u could give me some sources to explain the difference between the Hephthlatites and Alchon Huns. Thank u very much ma g
Can you please explain whats was the impact of hunas on indian religions and genetics
Did we picked up any of their religious practices
You are wrong. Kushanshah is not Hun.. Huns or Xiongnu/hseingnu originally belonged to mongolia-siberia . Under Modu Chainyu they conquered Gansu, Dzungaria (north xinjiang) from Indo iranian Saka/scythian whom they called yehuchi. Later by 100 AD they conquered kazakhstan from Scythian /saka... Saka, Kushan were indo iranian Scythian. But early huns were mongoloid altaic speakers.
By 350 AD they became more powerful and conquered Uzbekistan, turkmenistan, tajik, tarim basin from Scythian and iranics. Another branch went west conquering alans, caucasus, crimea, romania reaching Hungary...
Kishans were defeated by Persian Sassanians in 225 AD. a sassanian took title of kushansha and ruled Gandhara, Bactria and arachosia.. Punjab was under Gupta. Sind was under western kshatrapa also conquered by Gupta... Makaran coast/baloch was under a parthian parataraja which was later conquered by sassanian.
But huns who came to Gandhara after skandagupta (Toramana) were Iranic speaking and mixed Mongoloid(altaic) -caucasian(Iranic). Mehar/mihir (ancient Mithra) means sun and gul mean flower in IRANIC and not ALTAIC/turkic......Mihirakula
Great video!
I have an unrelated question: Are Jadunath Sarkar's works still relevant for reading more about Mughal history and adminsitration? If not, can you recommend a good reference for the same?
Thanks.
Yes, they certainly are. Apart from it you can also read Power, Administration and Finance in Mughal India by John F Richards.
In Rural northern and central rural India word hoon or hun is used for most uncivilised or uncultured person.But now this word islist in usage.
I think the iranic origin is more plausible. Iranic tribes seem to have extended well into and past the tarim and migrated into the south altai as well.
Great video as always!
I think it will wonderful if you make video about the kabul shahi kingdom as well. Who are said to be successors of the huns.
Thank you!!
Yes, will certainly do a video on this topic.
@@JayVardhanSingh were the indians huns migrated in subcontient
Seems like the various types of Sakas there were several types of Hunas that historians are having a hard time telling apart.
Where are the Huns now in Indian society who invaded India in ancient period.Which social Verna they belong now? Please throw some light on this aspect.
Kshatriya Varna
Here living amongst you! People with gotra Hoon we are a part of every social strata
I am from tonk rajasthan and i have seen villages in which HOON gotra people spreading from south border of tonk to entire Bundi and kota.
But they consider themselves as Kshatriya gurjar
General Hoon 's was married to a Pakistani Jaat family.
@@VimalKumar-xt3vn how did you concluded this
Hi jay ,was takshashila was part of Gupta Empire
I don't think so, I have not found any convincing evidence that support this view.
@@JayVardhanSingh Jay bhai ,I have read in wikipedia that taxila was outpost of kumargupta
Where is thx “Ulti” region. He is not clear about location.
UNESCO has not done enough in this regard to boost international archaeological, genetic , genomic and linguistic research to trace all such migrations in Eurasia after the ice age
6:30= Kusanshah -> Kun shah = We have here in hungary , many Kun's . In history study i came to this conclusion = alway split up all wanderer people to europe , the leavers , and the stayers , basicly , " just in case , if some distroying us , at least the stayingbranch can surviving or wiseversa . Etc...
What kind of religion ,languagge, culture,they used to follow?
They became Shaivites
Sir can you tell about history of rajput who are original kshtriyan descendants of lord rama, suryavanshi, lord krishna chandravanshi.....
And their history....
Rajput are descendants of lord ram ,krishn , shiv and om because they write their own history.
Every indian king is rajput 😂 .
U r stupid just like any random muslim or christian about sanatan dharm and india
Interestingly the Hun and the Indian flags are both red-white-green.
Thank you 🙏
Bro could you also tell me about the books or sources ,you used
I've mentioned it in the description. Please take a look.
Huns people are also described in BHAVISHYA PURAN by LORD SHIV
Bro Are rajputs from indian origin Or from other region?
Mixed
Early rajputs are mix like partihars but later are not
Please make more videos on this topic
Yes, I will make multiple videos on this topic.
Please do martial arts history in india
Yeah true it would be interesting if he would do
I couldn't find any sources on that. Will make a video on it once I find sufficient sources.
What are you doing with your hands
The huns descendant is now called honey singh
His Ancestors would be from that clan who knows...
Mughalput laughing in corner 😂
@@anamelessmonster apne papa se itni jln 😝😝😝
@@PRATAPSINGH-n1s tera papa toh akbar tha 🤣
@@PRATAPSINGH-n1s mixed race 🤡
When you are referring to historic names of places and territories, kindly mention the exact/rough location, as is named contemporily. Otherwise what you are talking about doesn't make sense to most viewers. Thanks
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There are two major Haplogroups that filled Eurasia from Chad in Africa, R1b through Spain into Western Europe and R1a through India, develop a civilization and spread out to Eastern Europe both North and West. Huns are probably also R1a people because there is zero R1b in India. The Huns must have migrated earlier to central Asia and come back as Huns during VARAAHAMIHIRA’s time. All India is R1a. You can see this in the maps of R1a and R1b in the wiki.
How can you say there's zero R1b or R1a in india, when every person in the country havent checked their DNA.
Huns ruled india for many decades, that means they have imparted some genes in the places they ruled
Not zero, many baloch ( however concentrated in today Pakistan) the Banjara ( far spread in all northern India by now )
Has r1b higher percentage
And many Brahmins also happened to have r1b in minor percentage
It's not india has zero r1b ,r1b just not succeed to spread in india
Please also make a vedio on last kushans
Huns were I think were very brutal but they mixed with us very quickly unlike the deathcult that came after 7 th century
Fit tuber of History.
Bahubali 1 me jo ek kalakeya tribe thi vo lagra hoons ki copy hai.
source please?
@@ayush7745 mujhe aisa laga ki movie bna ne walo ne hoons ki copy ki hai, Yashodharama MP ka tha aur mahishmati bhi MP me hai.
😂
Huns to white the
They are dravidan
This was highly informative and helped me a lot so Cheers mate.
Also could you come up with a topic of Rajputs?
Thank you.
I'll make videos on them also. I am moving chronologically so it will take some time.
Fun fact chandra gupta gave his daughter for marriage alliance
Nope dear
Nope, why spread lies
Womp womp bullah, that never happened 🤣
@@TonyStark-mm6qy India has always paid tributes to Central Asian nomads as the scythians sakas and parthians
Where u think Sikhs jats rors and gujjars come . From?
@@Wazir.Akbar.Khan.wardag Like we k*firs do halala with bullah women aisha and fatima everyday now ? 🤣
Love India from hungary🙏
Ajay Jarto Huna, Jats defeated the Huns.
Bilkul bhai ajay jarto hunan ..jato ne huno ko haraya ..I am proud ..I am jat ...jat is indo aryan nasal .and higest steppe in south asia
Gawar admi steppes tum me en huns or scythian ki bjhe se hi Mel ty h ,or Ajay jarto Huna ka mean hota h strong peoples bo to rajput or etc koi bhe ho sak ta h jaat ka es se dur dur tk relation nhi h jaat to india me the hi nhi us time bo to medival period me aye the khebar se😂😂@@mukeshjat7331
@@mukeshjat7331jaat are also descendents of huns and abdali pashtun rajput some gurjar
Will be better if you use better animation & imrpove the whole storytelling a little.
More than anything else. Your goal must be "TO MAKE THE VIEWERS FEEL VARIOUS EMOTIONS".
Emotions are key to getting anything in life.
People watch movies coz they want to feel emotions, they go to expensive restaurants coz they want to feel emotions, they go to zoo or any other place, ther desire anything in life because the desire the emotions that the place, thing or activity will make them feel.
So more focus on making them feel emotions than focus on enhancing their knowledge.
Why are you referring the हूण as हन्?
sir make a video on nalanda University, how it was sacked
Have already made a video on it.
ruclips.net/video/pQa1S6B_MUU/видео.html
Is maharaja yashodharman virk defeat huns ?
विर्क नहीँ वर्मन् ।।
*The Huns are a faction from Xiongnu.
Nice ❤️
With full due respect plz control your hand gestures
will keep in mind, thanks!
I think it's fine .. different people speak differently with gestures giving emphasis to words and sentences
The Gupta Empire had been weakened by the attacks of the Indo-Hephthalites, known in India as the Hunas, towards the end of the 5th century, which caused it to break up into smaller states. Yasodharman Virk defeated a Huna army in 528, which checked the Huna expansion in India. Twin monolithic pillars at Sondani in Mandsaur District were erected by Yasodharman as a record of his victory. [1]
During the reign of Kumaragupta I his feudatory Bandhuvarman ruled over Mandasor as it was a major Centre of western Malwa. He belonged to the Aulikara family which perhaps ruled there up to the beginning of the sixth century A.D. Two stone pillar inscriptions from Mandasor in Madhya Pradesh, one of which is dated in 532 A.D., refer to a powerful king Yasodharman. One of these inscriptions reports the victories of Yasodharman. The inscription describes him as the victor of all those lands which had not been subdued even by the Guptas. But the names of the defeated powers have not been mentioned except that of Mihirkula. It appears that Yasodharman rose to power in about 528 A.D. and continued to rule till 532 A.D., (the date of Mandasor inscription) but by 543 A.D. his power must have been eclipsed.
Ek aur Jhaat aa gaya 😂😂😂
Har koi jhaat hai 😂
When you learn history from Jaatland
Oh my Goth here come the Huns.
हुण है यार ! हन्स is bad translation
Huns is the term which is used in English, I am perfectly aware of the fact that in Indian sources they are called हुण. Check this video of mine
ruclips.net/video/RoRIRlDcwpA/видео.html
The wiki page on Kaushambhi does not even mention destruction by Hunas. Is it a disputed thing? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosambi?wprov=sfla1
The correct title for this video would be 'who were the huns that invaded the South Asian subcontinent?'
There is no south Asian subcontinent,,,,it’s called Indian subcontinent
Hunnic religion of tengrism influenced indian religions, paving a way to the formation of shaivism
Huns worshipped mountain gods, and their kings looked like shiva, with crescent shaped blade worn on their heads.
And the kedarite huns were conquered by alchon huns, they invaded gupta empire which leads to its decline
Most of the punjabis today have alchon huns or sveta huna ancestry. Huns didn't look like mongols or turks, but they were tall & white skinned and had elongated skulls.
Hahaha Indians have been worshiping Shivan ever since - We Tamils have been worshiping Shivan even before huns existed
@@TonyStark-mm6qy
Most of the dark sk1nned tamils/ australoid aborgines were serfs and worshipped folk religions like ayyanar which is a village guardian diety.
Shiva lingam was worshipped by kings and upper caste people. It was heavily influenced by brahmins, merging it with north indian beliefs of kailasa, shiva, parvati, ganapati and murugan.
At mauryan times, tamil kings were practicing jainism
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I saw ur one Video, in which u recognise Ramayan & Mahahabharat as history & Sanskrit older then Prakrat. This shows archeological evidences & Language analysis do not mean to you.
Pre Islamic Invaders gradually got assimilated into the larger Indian culture
Please give references, not just "Chinese sources", "roman sources", "according to most scholars" etc. Provide proper sources.
read the description, I've mentioned sources there.
10:13= 389 AD .
Doing good but few points u should repair.