Thank you so much sir,i have watched nearly all your ancient history lectures and this is extremely helpful, please don't mind sir,in todays lecture you accidently mentioned that Rudradaman 1 built Sudarshan lake but Sudarshan lake was built by Pushyagupta as mentioned correctly by you in Mauryan era lecture. Thank you so much for this great initiative sir, blessed to come across you, take care sir
Yavanas are mentioned in mahabharat. Arjun led army of Hastinapur anf conquered yavanas who decided to stop paying taxes to Hastinapur because they thought Bheeshma has become too old to defeat them. Its good to see yavanas.
Sir plzz make and upload more & more valid videos for history students .,. different views about history helping us to clear confussion & errors..thank u sir
No not mauryan but we can pushyamitra sunga ...cunnagarh rock insription tell us about it that he made dam on this lake...i think...but yes during mauryan empire
Nice teaching sir agr errors ko na dekhe to u make me understand very well I like ur point to point connection nd impact of one on other empire thankyu sir
sir, could you please share or suggest book name for this kind deep facts history book bcz this yr prelims UPSC ask some difficult or some special book name or ports in exam.
Good bt u hv forgotten Oxyrates, Oudhyana, Pashkalawati, Gandhara etc...all Afghan Pashtoons in ethnicity. Strange, u cl all Indians n Greeks.....pl revisit Bactrians, they r Pakhtoons of today. Asoka the great also was from Pashkalavati
At 15:12 you said rudradaman married an hindu women and converted himself in hinduism. There was no religion hinduism in 130 ad to 150 ad. Hindus word was first used as slang by Persians and arabs. You should correct this because there was no hinduism.
The word "Hindu" is much older, and it is believed that it was used as the name for the Indus River in the northwestern part of the Indian subcontinent. The actual term Hindu first occurs as a Persian geographical term for the people who lived beyond the river Indus (Sanskrit: Sindhu)", more specifically in the 6th-century BCE inscription of Darius I (550-486 BCE). The term Hindu in these ancient records is a geographical term and did not refer to a religion. Among the earliest known records of 'Hindu' with connotations of religion may be in the 7th-century CE Chinese text Record of the Western Regions by Xuanzang, and 14th-century Persian text Futuhu's-salatin by 'Abd al-Malik Isami.
The birthplace of Hinduism is Indus River Valley which runs through northwest India into Pakistan. The Indus Valley civilization, or "Harappan civilization" originated sometime around 4,500-5,000 B.C.E. and reached its zenith between 2300 to 2000 BC. The two major known cities of the Indus Valley civilization were Harappa and Mohenjodaro. Harrappa was first excavated in 1921. These cities indicate a centralized state with extensive town planning, common construction techniques, regular weights and measures, as well as trade, farming and domesticated animals. The word "Hindu" originates from the Sanskrit word for river, sindhu. The Indus River running through northwest India into Pakistan received its name from the Sanskrit term sindhu. The Persians designated the land around the Indus River as Hindu, a mispronunciation of the Sanskrit sindhu. In 1921 archaeologists uncovered evidence of an ancient civilization along the Indus River, which today is dated to around 3300BC and thought to represent one of the largest centers of human habitation in the ancient world. The Indus Valley Civilization extend quite far from the banks of the Indus River including parts of contemporary Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, and India. Scholars believe that the Indus Valley Civilization had begun to decline by 1800BC, possibly due to climate change. Because of its location between the Indian Subcontinent and the Iranian plateau
Hinduism was originally called Sanathana Dharma, which means righteousness forever. The Persians, who invaded India in the sixth century BC, gave Hinduism its name from the root word Indus.
@@ShwetaSingh-sz3gd Yes, they were not natives of India, but they lived in modern day Afghanistan,Tajikistan and Pakistan They are even mentioned in Mahabharat, Kamboja Mahajanapada had Shaka kings
Thanku sir. your video is really very useful for us.
Thank you so much sir,i have watched nearly all your ancient history lectures and this is extremely helpful, please don't mind sir,in todays lecture you accidently mentioned that Rudradaman 1 built Sudarshan lake but Sudarshan lake was built by Pushyagupta as mentioned correctly by you in Mauryan era lecture.
Thank you so much for this great initiative sir, blessed to come across you, take care sir
Yavanas are mentioned in mahabharat. Arjun led army of Hastinapur anf conquered yavanas who decided to stop paying taxes to Hastinapur because they thought Bheeshma has become too old to defeat them. Its good to see yavanas.
Thankyou ❤️so much ❤️❤️ Harshit bhaiya ❤️
Sorry to say but Sir thoda clear krke pdhaya kijiye bht confusion create ho ho jati h ....
Yes.. Bahut jyada confusion ho jata hain.. Ek flow me nahi padhya sirne
Thanks sir ❤️
My father told that my great great ........great grandfather was minender
Our ancestors we are Buddhist
I thought your great..... Great grandfather were Rashtrakutas
Thank u sir 😃😃
Watched till end, Thank You...
What happened to greeks
thank you for the lecture harshit sir.
Menander was the king who get converted to Buddhisam by nagasena not the menandar 2
Thank you so much sir ❤️
Sir plzz make and upload more & more valid videos for history students .,. different views about history helping us to clear confussion & errors..thank u sir
Sudarshan lake ko mauryo ne banwaya tha sir.
Rudradaman ne repair kiya tha.
Mere hisab se.
You are right
No not mauryan but we can pushyamitra sunga ...cunnagarh rock insription tell us about it that he made dam on this lake...i think...but yes during mauryan empire
Yes, Chandragupta Maurya made it, then Rudradaman repaired it.
Helped a lot sir thank you:)
thank you sir 🙂
That was milind or meanander 1 who is mentioned in milindpanho😲
Nice teaching sir agr errors ko na dekhe to u make me understand very well I like ur point to point connection nd impact of one on other empire thankyu sir
Thanks and welcome
Menander 1 was converted to Buddhism by nagasena not Menander 2
Bahut galat padhata hai ye dwivedi. Sudarshan lake maurya empire k time bani thi. Ye keh rha hai shakas ne banwayi thi
@rambo sahi paraye yar Sir ne ye kaha Ki sudarsharshan lake was modified during the reign of rudradaman. So pehle samzo phir bolna
Sir can we get full class of krishna Reddy....Tata mghill publication....for only encient and mediaeval...
History is all about connectivity .if we really want to learn ,we must connect each and every person and event but sir you did not connect
JAY HIND SIR.
Sir ye indo greek nam kse pda
Sir will this help in upsc exams
Oxyrates was a Pakhtoon king in Massaga , n Bazeera
sir, could you please share or suggest book name for this kind deep facts history book bcz this yr prelims UPSC ask some difficult or some special book name or ports in exam.
rudradaman ne sudarshan lake repair kia tha bl... built nahi kia tha
Sir who kadarkhanandompuri...plz rpky
indo-aryans & greek-aryans (yavanas) ... were 02 diff people 👍
Good bt u hv forgotten Oxyrates, Oudhyana, Pashkalawati, Gandhara etc...all Afghan Pashtoons in ethnicity. Strange, u cl all Indians n Greeks.....pl revisit Bactrians, they r Pakhtoons of today. Asoka the great also was from Pashkalavati
How? If Alexander the Great and then Herodotus refers to them in writings, how u can say so pl?
Topic ko smoothly ly kr chalain sir ap apna topic chor daty hain
At 15:12 you said rudradaman married an hindu women and converted himself in hinduism. There was no religion hinduism in 130 ad to 150 ad. Hindus word was first used as slang by Persians and arabs. You should correct this because there was no hinduism.
The word "Hindu" is much older, and it is believed that it was used as the name for the Indus River in the northwestern part of the Indian subcontinent. The actual term Hindu first occurs as a Persian geographical term for the people who lived beyond the river Indus (Sanskrit: Sindhu)", more specifically in the 6th-century BCE inscription of Darius I (550-486 BCE). The term Hindu in these ancient records is a geographical term and did not refer to a religion. Among the earliest known records of 'Hindu' with connotations of religion may be in the 7th-century CE Chinese text Record of the Western Regions by Xuanzang, and 14th-century Persian text Futuhu's-salatin by 'Abd al-Malik Isami.
The birthplace of Hinduism is Indus River Valley which runs through northwest India into Pakistan. The Indus Valley civilization, or "Harappan civilization" originated sometime around 4,500-5,000 B.C.E. and reached its zenith between 2300 to 2000 BC. The two major known cities of the Indus Valley civilization were Harappa and Mohenjodaro. Harrappa was first excavated in 1921. These cities indicate a centralized state with extensive town planning, common construction techniques, regular weights and measures, as well as trade, farming and domesticated animals.
The word "Hindu" originates from the Sanskrit word for river, sindhu. The Indus River running through northwest India into Pakistan received its name from the Sanskrit term sindhu. The Persians designated the land around the Indus River as Hindu, a mispronunciation of the Sanskrit sindhu. In 1921 archaeologists uncovered evidence of an ancient civilization along the Indus River, which today is dated to around 3300BC and thought to represent one of the largest centers of human habitation in the ancient world. The Indus Valley Civilization extend quite far from the banks of the Indus River including parts of contemporary Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, and India. Scholars believe that the Indus Valley Civilization had begun to decline by 1800BC, possibly due to climate change. Because of its location between the Indian Subcontinent and the Iranian plateau
Hinduism was originally called Sanathana Dharma, which means righteousness forever. The Persians, who invaded India in the sixth century BC, gave Hinduism its name from the root word Indus.
SHAKAS, PARTHIANS,CHERAS,CHOLAS क्या ये सब INDO GREEK के हिस्से हैं??? कृपया बताए
Cheras and cholas were situated in South India.
@@ShwetaSingh-sz3gd Shakas were Hindu Scythians and were natives, they were not Greeks
Parthians were Persians
Cheras and Cholas were in the south
Shakas were not native of india
@@ShwetaSingh-sz3gd Yes, they were not natives of India, but they lived in modern day Afghanistan,Tajikistan and Pakistan
They are even mentioned in Mahabharat, Kamboja Mahajanapada had Shaka kings
Can you tell me the first shaka king who invaded india and when he invaded india?
Kya Kya likhte hai sir
Thik se likhte
Kuch pata nhi chalta hai
aap ka handwriting kuch v samajh me nahi aati hay, please thik se likhiye. nahi toh nam ki pronunciation main bhul ho jayegi
Nagsena hmare pujya bhante hai
he is copying the vedic academy
Kshatrap =क्षत्रप = क्षत्रिय
It's related to ancient Khasa Tribe moder day Pahadi people of North India and Nepal
Kshatrap aur Kshatriya ek dusre se kuch lene dena nahi hai, Kshatrap Sanskrit version hai Persian Satrap ka.
Thank you sir ☺️☺️
thank you sir🙏❤️