The host(girl) was very good. She was able to pass on many information to you. Your kids had a friendly time .Do visit houses in India. Athithi Devo bhava. The guest is a God. Hope you had full Lunch. Do not hesitate to ask. Namaste.
The house is beautiful. I love the old world atmosphere. So many cool places to keep the heat out. Nice of the family to show your around the house. Enjoyed this video.
Oh gosh, what a cool tour of that 300 year old house ! Shout-out to that young girl for her clear and interesting explanation and information. Great that you and family are also invited to lunch. Thank you very much for sharing this fabulous video, Sir.
So many superlatives come to mind for this video, difficult to choose one...this is one of your most unique videos yet. The part I liked best was Vincent interacting and playing with the kids in the house. Wish you'd shown more of that, and your family's reaction to this amazing house as well.
@@yvesthesleeveI'll definitely share. And the reason that I said that it should have millions of views. . Because no one everyday shares 300 year old house videos. And that girl not only showed that beautiful house but she explained to you every Lil things around. I really appreciate it man. And I really enjoyed this video. Thanks mate.
wow I am just half way of this video and I am already in tears .. First of all hats of to the family who literally understands the meaning of "Atithi devo bhava" and big applause to you and your family to show us content which is authentic , touching and has a lot of appeal . Family like these certainly reinforces the fact that Indians are most friendly , open minded, easy to go and most importantly believe in respecting our Guests. Thanks once again "Moonshine and lemongrass for showing this to the world.. And at last what a beautiful house it is :)
Another great video(how lovely it’s to see the kids mixing up and playing with each other) ! There is indeed some magic in the eyes of the camera that even such an old house looks so nice! I guess it could also because of the people living and the treatment!
Til Gul = ( Sesame seeds + jaggery ) Til Gul Poli = ( sesame seeds + jaggery + wheat flour ) Khichadi bhaat ( yellow comfort food made from combination of rice n dal along with some spices.... khichadi bhaat is also the preferred food when someone is sick/ ill. ) Usually the woods used in old houses are sagwan ( teak ) ...it's very expensive quality of wood .... the older the wood the higher its price....just a cubic foot of wood can cost 150-200$
Ian very nice to see you get invited to an Indian home. Just saying need not hesitate to check out more such homes. All will welcome you with open arms as its a part of our culture. Just a small tip just give your best wishes or blessing to the younger one before leaving and our culture and the host will love it. Thats all they will look forward from you as a return gift 👌
Glad to see you and your family enjoy Nagpur :D, just suggesting a few more things to do; 1) Most popular food - Saoji Mutton (heavily spiced dish), 2) Mahal (area / locality name) is the oldest area in town - it even has the old fortified walls and many of old (300+ Year old) houses / temples / etc, 3) Civil lines (locality) has colonial era buildings, 4) There is Gorewada Zoo / Zoological Park (north edge of city) is also quite nice. Have more fun, great content! :D
I live in Nagpur, i have seen so many such old Heritage houses but most of them are in sorry state like this house, imagine this house was well maintained, walls were painted and grills were not rusty, wood was polished, floor was painted or Decorated and had carpets, furniture was good, and garden was well maintained, this house would look and feel just like dreamlike, it would be a heaven for me ❤, im not that luck that my grandparents left something for me, but if i had owned a house like this, i would have preserved that with every penny i had earned.
Visit Lonar Near Buldhana city, which is five hours journey Lonar lake is a lake of lagoon in Buldhana district of Maharashtra state. It was created due to a meteorite. It is the only major hoverback in the basalt rock. Its water is alkaline. Lonar Lake has been declared as Wildlife Sanctuary for the conservation and conservation of Lonar lake. There are temples around 1250 years ago. Of these, 15 temples are in reversal. The formation of the lake is believed to have been 52,000 ± 6,000 years ago
Very nice video. How the family has hosted you and your family also get mix with them. Young girl is also describing you the entire house and temple. You have good knowledge about Hindu God and goddess. To get deep knowledge about Hinduism please read Bhagwat Geeta.
This happens only in India (and actually quite frequently) where you bump into a completely stranger and they are willing to talk to you, invite you into their home, introduce their family, and feed a quick tea, snack, or a meal; all of this done, wholeheartedly. The Guest is equivalent to God. Athidhi Devo Bhava. 🙏
Well.. being a Marathi, i also used to think that Hindi speaking people can easily read and understand Marathi. But when I ask this to Hindi speaking friends, they deny it.
Really awesome video. That house holds 300 years of history. And despite it's age it's still in fairly good condition. The owners should not opt for development and erase the history. Rather government of Maharashtra should declare it as national heritage.
I am from Nagpur but i myself didn’t knew old houses like that still existed. By the way your hotel is in the older part of the town. You should explore the new parts as well
Nagpur was the capital of 1 of the Maratha Kingdoms. The Brahmin-caste were patronized by Kings (warrior caste) & granted land near the temples, paid by the state. The reason the house survived would be because it was near the temple & passed down the generations of Brahmins.
Concept of Airbnb's don't exist in India (atleast for the general population) You can rather get a PG/hostel/rented house from suggestions through locals or private hotels People generally book a room in some hostel/private residences if they wanna stay for longer durations or a hotel for some days
I am intrigued by your interest and fascination about older cultures and living. In which case you should be more visiting rural areas. May be this is just a passing interest
Brother you eat worlds healthy and tasty food,no too much oil and no chizz... In Maharashtra every marathi family eat khichadi when someone sick now its national food for marathis 😅👍
I don't know why people hate Egypt as a travel destination? I remember there was a vlogger who was exploring slums of Alexandria and he said Egypt sucks. Those areas in Alexandria were so bad that if a Hollywood director goes there then he will use a yellow tinted screen and show it as Benghazi under ISIS. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Then there was an Estonian vlogger who said Georgia sucks and India is awesome. He said so because in India he visited Mumbai and Goa and he found it warm and vibrant. He found Georgia cold and gloomy. But I know that Georgia in terms of population, GDP and topography is like Himachal Pradesh. Georgia has Svaneti while Himachal has Parvati valley. So I take his opinion with a bucket of salt. However, what I observed is that so many vloggers had good time in Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines and India. Some of them even went to Pakistan and Iraq and had a good time but in Egypt they were feeling dejected. Even in your vlogs in Egypt you look dejected and drained. However the reputation of Egypt has been squashed 😂😂😂 ever since Sonny from Best Food Review made vlogs about it. What is your take on what I am saying?
Well it is a tough one, I kind of like Egypt and the Egyptian people in general, but there are so many scammers in tourist places that nobody will like in the end... for me no problem as I eat these scammers for breakfast but regular people... no so sure. What definitely is bad is the internet that the government controls and that is a reason why vloggers do not like it, it is nearly impossible to upload videos. But this shows you the true character of the government, they want to stay in control which is of course very non democratic, or actually it is more and more democratic what democracy has turned into since the pandemic, more like a fascist control state. It really has absolutely turned, the whole left right thing
One Lakh = One Hundred Thousand Ten Lakhs = One Million One Crore = Ten Million Til = Sesame seeds Gul = Jaggery Poli = Chapati Besides vegetable, dal and chapati a sweet dish is prepared and served to guests or at some ocassion like any festival or anniversary or completion of any educational course etc. Big house concept is rapidly vanishing because of adopting western concepts of privacy, small family etc. Indians do not eat with left hand because left hand is for washing after motions.
Right at the beginning of this video I couldn't help but notice that shop board behind him. Imagine that, Nagpur has a "Hitler - The Brand Fashion" shop. 🤣🤣🤣
another reason Hanuman sculpture is like bcz when invaders came to India they destroyed Temples and killed the scultors, so especially in North india you can see sculptures like this, because invaders killed generations of sculptors and their families
Good to see you making an effort at making friends :) .... getting to know the culture is the advantage. Just a couple of points which you did not understand and she got wrong. 1. Once a Temple is established, the temple and its land belong to god. The people who built it become the 'trustees" of that land and temple i.e. care taker. 2. As per Indian law and Hindu law, the presiding deity owns the land and temple which is literally his House. (Hence the term, house of god) 3. Its a joint family and they want to go for redevelopment but some members are reluctant and probably want more money. Its a typical problem with joint families and holdings. 4. The "Kula" devi she mentioned is the Family Deity. Its the Guardian deity of this particular family. What you would call the guardian sprit. (Kula= family in sanskrit) 5. Sanskrit and Hindi share the same SCRIPT, just like Latin and English. But just because you speak English does not mean you can speak or understand Latin. Same with Sanskrit. 6. She can read the sanskrit shlokas written on the wall, but won't understand what she has read just like how you would not understand latin. 7. The Nav "Nath" she mentioned are the Gurus of the "Nath sampradaya" or "Nath order". Nav=9, so Nav Nath = 9 Gurus from Nath order. 8. The Nath order is a VERY ancient monastic order. The current UP chief minister is from that order. Yogi AdityaNATH (From Gorakpur city in UP). Legend and Nath history says that his order was started by Shiva himself (Adi Nath = First Nath). But was spread by Lord Dattatray and his famous disciple MatsendraNath (Well know and worshipped in Mongolia) and then his disciple Goraknath (after whom Gorakpur is named and so is the Gorkha's of Nepal). 9. By looking at the Samadhi site in the temple (foot symbol), its looks like the temple was established by some great Rishi (sage) of the Nath samradaya and their ancestors must have offered him residence there and worshipped him as their family Guru. 10. Also Looks like their ancestors were associated with Maratha Empire, probably as a commander or a Minister hence this large house. The Grand wooden entrance and reception area indicates that. I would guess they are Marathas. 11. The bell in the temple is like a calling bell in u'r house. Its to let the god know you are visiting him in his house. Also traditionally the bell is made of Ashtadhatu (ashta=8, dhatu=metal). The frequency of their ringing is supposed to be the same frequency as "OM" and is supposed to "Tune" your body in alignment with the cosmos / Solar system.
The host(girl) was very good. She was able to pass on many information to you. Your kids had a friendly time .Do visit houses in India. Athithi Devo bhava. The guest is a God. Hope you had full Lunch. Do not hesitate to ask. Namaste.
Thanks so much
The house is beautiful. I love the old world atmosphere. So many cool places to keep the heat out. Nice of the family to show your around the house. Enjoyed this video.
I am glad
That is very interesting to see this old house, and the family is very nice
Very nice
Oh gosh, what a cool tour of that 300 year old house ! Shout-out to that young girl for her clear and interesting explanation and information. Great that you and family are also invited to lunch. Thank you very much for sharing this fabulous video, Sir.
Very welcome
So many superlatives come to mind for this video, difficult to choose one...this is one of your most unique videos yet. The part I liked best was Vincent interacting and playing with the kids in the house. Wish you'd shown more of that, and your family's reaction to this amazing house as well.
Thanks mate
Any house that a kid falls in love with is definitely full of.positive energy. Great Video 😊
Thanks mate
This video should have a million views. .
Well, yes, but I am far away from that, not enough people are sharing it
@@yvesthesleeveI'll definitely share. And the reason that I said that it should have millions of views. . Because no one everyday shares 300 year old house videos. And that girl not only showed that beautiful house but she explained to you every Lil things around. I really appreciate it man. And I really enjoyed this video. Thanks mate.
Respect for host girl...in this age she is intelligent.nicely communicated.and very knowledgeble about culture and in general also...
Yes, she is a great girl
She’s amazing and explains everything very patently 👍👍👍
She does
How much i have enjoyed this video!you got to meet a typical Indian large joint family !cordial hospitality by the girl.
Nice experience for you
I am glad
wow I am just half way of this video and I am already in tears .. First of all hats of to the family who literally understands the meaning of "Atithi devo bhava" and big applause to you and your family to show us content which is authentic , touching and has a lot of appeal .
Family like these certainly reinforces the fact that Indians are most friendly , open minded, easy to go and most importantly believe in respecting our Guests.
Thanks once again "Moonshine and lemongrass for showing this to the world.. And at last what a beautiful house it is :)
Cheers mate
That is a great house! They were very gracious in inviting you in and letting you film! Just wonderful!❤
Yes it was!
Another great video(how lovely it’s to see the kids mixing up and playing with each other) ! There is indeed some magic in the eyes of the camera that even such an old house looks so nice! I guess it could also because of the people living and the treatment!
sure thing, very magical
One of the best vlog ever covered by any foreigner in India.
Oh wow thanks so much
Til Gul = ( Sesame seeds + jaggery )
Til Gul Poli = ( sesame seeds + jaggery + wheat flour )
Khichadi bhaat ( yellow comfort food made from combination of rice n dal along with some spices.... khichadi bhaat is also the preferred food when someone is sick/ ill. )
Usually the woods used in old houses are sagwan ( teak ) ...it's very expensive quality of wood .... the older the wood the higher its price....just a cubic foot of wood can cost 150-200$
Oh wow
Thanks for uploading!!
It is truly amazing, how they are managing the place - truly big for a family to maintain!!
Sure thing
That house is really awesome ...Every old cities & towns of India have such houses ... You're very lucky to visit such an antique property ...❤❤
Absolutely lucky
The girl literally represented an Indian culture.. . ❤
Yes she did indeed
THIS is one the best vlog ive seen in my life, kudos to the girl
Cheers mate, the girl is great indeed
Unbelievable energy this guy has and a great family that supports him through thick and thin
Cheers mate
Nice loveable family! Wounderful hosting! We're very proud been an Indian! God bless ur family and that wounderful family! ❤❤🎉🎉
Thanks so much
Pinnacle of hospitality👏👏. Pray they will continue to live there for another 300 years🙏
Yes sure
This is my place she is my brother's daughter very happy to see our house all childhood memories are recollected
I am glad
The girls in the video who are showing you around the house are my nieces. I've stayed in this house for a year when i was in Junior College
They are lovely people
Ian very nice to see you get invited to an Indian home. Just saying need not hesitate to check out more such homes. All will welcome you with open arms as its a part of our culture.
Just a small tip just give your best wishes or blessing to the younger one before leaving and our culture and the host will love it.
Thats all they will look forward from you as a return gift 👌
Alright thanks for the tip
Nicely covered vlog❤ Love your content brother😊
many thanks brother
Very nice house and very kind humble and hospitable people
Absolutely
Glad to see you and your family enjoy Nagpur :D, just suggesting a few more things to do; 1) Most popular food - Saoji Mutton (heavily spiced dish), 2) Mahal (area / locality name) is the oldest area in town - it even has the old fortified walls and many of old (300+ Year old) houses / temples / etc, 3) Civil lines (locality) has colonial era buildings, 4) There is Gorewada Zoo / Zoological Park (north edge of city) is also quite nice. Have more fun, great content! :D
Thanks for the tip
Amazinggg !!! Great vlog 🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️❤️😃😃
Thanks mate
great girl who invited you for the tour ! great host
Yes absolutely
I live in Nagpur, i have seen so many such old Heritage houses but most of them are in sorry state like this house, imagine this house was well maintained, walls were painted and grills were not rusty, wood was polished, floor was painted or Decorated and had carpets, furniture was good, and garden was well maintained, this house would look and feel just like dreamlike, it would be a heaven for me ❤, im not that luck that my grandparents left something for me, but if i had owned a house like this, i would have preserved that with every penny i had earned.
Yes, I would also do anything I could to make this nice
Nice heritage tour❤
Thanks mate
Antique old house hospitality is cool you admired Hindu gods wonderful video 😊❤
Thanks so much
Where did you meet this wounderful girl! Please we request the video also! Excellent girl! Nice hospitality!
We met them right outside their house and they invited us right in
Good to see you again in new video..
Thanks mate
Visit Lonar Near Buldhana city, which is five hours journey
Lonar lake is a lake of lagoon in Buldhana district of Maharashtra state. It was created due to a meteorite. It is the only major hoverback in the basalt rock. Its water is alkaline. Lonar Lake has been declared as Wildlife Sanctuary for the conservation and conservation of Lonar lake. There are temples around 1250 years ago. Of these, 15 temples are in reversal. The formation of the lake is believed to have been 52,000 ± 6,000 years ago
Thanks for the tip
That girl is supporting you very much...
Yes very much
You are Tilgud… Til is sesame seeds and Gud/Gul is sugarcane jaggery (before the molasses and colours are removed to make sugar)
Alright
Very nice video. How the family has hosted you and your family also get mix with them. Young girl is also describing you the entire house and temple. You have good knowledge about Hindu God and goddess. To get deep knowledge about Hinduism please read Bhagwat Geeta.
duly noted
Your family is very nice, your journey is good, your travel video is very beautiful.

thanks a bunch
This happens only in India (and actually quite frequently) where you bump into a completely stranger and they are willing to talk to you, invite you into their home, introduce their family, and feed a quick tea, snack, or a meal; all of this done, wholeheartedly.
The Guest is equivalent to God. Athidhi Devo Bhava. 🙏
Proud of you my Sister, Brave Girl.
Oh your sister? She was doing really good
@@yvesthesleeve Yes, my cousin sister.
What a beautiful house
It really is
The little kid Dylan was enjoying
Absolutely
Absolutely
Thankyou moonshine for the tour of this wonderful old house❤❤
Very welcome
0:13 im surprised you didn't react to that shop name, did you not notice it
😂😂😂😂I did not
Congratulations 100K
thanks mate
Sanskrit, Marathi and Hindi have the same script called "Devanagari Script". So Marathi speaking person can read Hindi and vice versa.
I see
Well.. being a Marathi, i also used to think that Hindi speaking people can easily read and understand Marathi. But when I ask this to Hindi speaking friends, they deny it.
Really awesome video. That house holds 300 years of history. And despite it's age it's still in fairly good condition. The owners should not opt for development and erase the history. Rather government of Maharashtra should declare it as national heritage.
You are right
Thank you for visiting, i am glad to meet you all hope to see you soon❤
Thanks for coming
I am from Nagpur but i myself didn’t knew old houses like that still existed. By the way your hotel is in the older part of the town. You should explore the new parts as well
Only few old houses left
Great girl very nice family ❤
Agreed
The girl with u is my friend.... Excellent explanation by her😍
Absolutely perfect
Orange city nagpur has many hidden gems I am glad you visit nagpur also check dimond crossing railway track only in nagpur city if u got time
Very nice house and family also.
Indeed
1 Crore is 10 million. You are right one lakh is hundred thousand. Also 1 crore is 100 lakhs. Hope this clarifies.
Yes I get an idea
The Hospitality❤❤❤. Is it delicious? The house looks serene, airy. Where did you meet them
Just outside the house
The girl explained very well.. 👍👍
😃
0:40
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Be safe
Sometimes they attack
Sometimes 2 cows fights
Dangerous
you should get more invites like this. And you didn't want to intrude their space ended up filming every corner of the house 🤣.
I wish I got more invites like this.
the ladoo is made from jaggery and sesame (til) . I think she might have sounded like Deli :)
Ah yes
Love your volgs ❤
So glad
Nagpur was the capital of 1 of the Maratha Kingdoms. The Brahmin-caste were patronized by Kings (warrior caste) & granted land near the temples, paid by the state.
The reason the house survived would be because it was near the temple & passed down the generations of Brahmins.
I see, thanks
😮 wow 👍🏻
Mr moonshine this is India beautiful video with Indian family😅❤❤
Yes thanks
No brother 1 crore is 10 million ! Thats a slight correction . Nice 👍 to see a 300 year old house 🏠 in Nagpur city . Very interesting 🤔 video indeed !
Cheers mate
❤
Ganpati Bappa Morya
🙏🙏🙏
Nice ❤
Thanks
Wish this house was on Airbnb
Oh yes
Concept of Airbnb's don't exist in India (atleast for the general population)
You can rather get a PG/hostel/rented house from suggestions through locals or private hotels
People generally book a room in some hostel/private residences if they wanna stay for longer durations or a hotel for some days
I am intrigued by your interest and fascination about older cultures and living. In which case you should be more visiting rural areas. May be this is just a passing interest
Well, not passing, I am always interested in those things
Nice vlog in nagpur this girl' is good host
Yes 😊
Brother you eat worlds healthy and tasty food,no too much oil and no chizz... In Maharashtra every marathi family eat khichadi when someone sick now its national food for marathis 😅👍
Duly noted
this falily belongs to telugu . family background from south india side ...
Alright noted
And what makes you think that these are from south India? 😂
1 Crore = 10 Million
10 Lakh = 1 Million
It is not dil, it is til means sesame.
I understand
I understand
1 crore is 10 million, 1 million is 10 Lakhs, 100 lakhs is 1 crore
Excellent 👌 video ! Indian ( here Maharashtrian ) hospitality is very special 😊 .
Yes indeed
Crore is 10 million.
Yeah I am getting the hang of it
I don't know why people hate Egypt as a travel destination?
I remember there was a vlogger who was exploring slums of Alexandria and he said Egypt sucks.
Those areas in Alexandria were so bad that if a Hollywood director goes there then he will use a yellow tinted screen and show it as Benghazi under ISIS.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Then there was an Estonian vlogger who said Georgia sucks and India is awesome.
He said so because in India he visited Mumbai and Goa and he found it warm and vibrant.
He found Georgia cold and gloomy.
But I know that Georgia in terms of population, GDP and topography is like Himachal Pradesh. Georgia has Svaneti while Himachal has Parvati valley. So I take his opinion with a bucket of salt.
However, what I observed is that so many vloggers had good time in Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines and India. Some of them even went to Pakistan and Iraq and had a good time but in Egypt they were feeling dejected.
Even in your vlogs in Egypt you look dejected and drained.
However the reputation of Egypt has been squashed 😂😂😂 ever since Sonny from Best Food Review made vlogs about it.
What is your take on what I am saying?
Well it is a tough one, I kind of like Egypt and the Egyptian people in general, but there are so many scammers in tourist places that nobody will like in the end... for me no problem as I eat these scammers for breakfast but regular people... no so sure. What definitely is bad is the internet that the government controls and that is a reason why vloggers do not like it, it is nearly impossible to upload videos. But this shows you the true character of the government, they want to stay in control which is of course very non democratic, or actually it is more and more democratic what democracy has turned into since the pandemic, more like a fascist control state. It really has absolutely turned, the whole left right thing
1 crore is 10 million. Pl try Misal Pav
Noted, loved Misal Bhav, look : ruclips.net/video/JR4EZ7j50gU/видео.htmlsi=9Rud37jNVqmqefps
Good morning namaste moonshine family❤❤❤❤
Hello there
What is your next destination???🧐
Visit Switzerland, finish India series, Romania...
@@yvesthesleeve oh great 👍😎 your trip is really amazing!!!
❤️❤️🫶🫶
One Lakh = One Hundred Thousand
Ten Lakhs = One Million
One Crore = Ten Million
Til = Sesame seeds
Gul = Jaggery
Poli = Chapati
Besides vegetable, dal and chapati a sweet dish is prepared and served to guests or at some ocassion like any festival or anniversary or completion of any educational course etc.
Big house concept is rapidly vanishing because of adopting western concepts of privacy, small family etc.
Indians do not eat with left hand because left hand is for washing after motions.
Sure thing, too bad they adapt western values
Namaste ram ram
Ram ram
One crore is not one million..10 million is equivalent to one crore..
duly noted
Hii. I am from Nagpur. Didn't know about this house. Can you please let me know precise area and name of the owner?
I do not know the name of the owner but it was in the very center, one street from the World Trade Center
Its look like Marathi Family.
Well, it is filmed in Maharastra....
Right at the beginning of this video I couldn't help but notice that shop board behind him. Imagine that, Nagpur has a "Hitler - The Brand Fashion" shop. 🤣🤣🤣
I saw this many times on the subcontinent 😁
@@yvesthesleeve you did 😄 for me this was the first time 🤧
1 crore means 10 millions.
Til is sesame not dill. 😀
That ia it,. Exactly
I bet.. the cost the land told by the girl is not even 50 % of the real price.
I am not sure
another reason Hanuman sculpture is like bcz when invaders came to India they destroyed Temples and killed the scultors, so especially in North india you can see sculptures like this, because invaders killed generations of sculptors and their families
I see...
Good to see you making an effort at making friends :) .... getting to know the culture is the advantage. Just a couple of points which you did not understand and she got wrong.
1. Once a Temple is established, the temple and its land belong to god. The people who built it become the 'trustees" of that land and temple i.e. care taker.
2. As per Indian law and Hindu law, the presiding deity owns the land and temple which is literally his House. (Hence the term, house of god)
3. Its a joint family and they want to go for redevelopment but some members are reluctant and probably want more money. Its a typical problem with joint families and holdings.
4. The "Kula" devi she mentioned is the Family Deity. Its the Guardian deity of this particular family. What you would call the guardian sprit. (Kula= family in sanskrit)
5. Sanskrit and Hindi share the same SCRIPT, just like Latin and English. But just because you speak English does not mean you can speak or understand Latin. Same with Sanskrit.
6. She can read the sanskrit shlokas written on the wall, but won't understand what she has read just like how you would not understand latin.
7. The Nav "Nath" she mentioned are the Gurus of the "Nath sampradaya" or "Nath order". Nav=9, so Nav Nath = 9 Gurus from Nath order.
8. The Nath order is a VERY ancient monastic order. The current UP chief minister is from that order. Yogi AdityaNATH (From Gorakpur city in UP). Legend and Nath history says that his order was started by Shiva himself (Adi Nath = First Nath). But was spread by Lord Dattatray and his famous disciple MatsendraNath (Well know and worshipped in Mongolia) and then his disciple Goraknath (after whom Gorakpur is named and so is the Gorkha's of Nepal).
9. By looking at the Samadhi site in the temple (foot symbol), its looks like the temple was established by some great Rishi (sage) of the Nath samradaya and their ancestors must have offered him residence there and worshipped him as their family Guru.
10. Also Looks like their ancestors were associated with Maratha Empire, probably as a commander or a Minister hence this large house. The Grand wooden entrance and reception area indicates that. I would guess they are Marathas.
11. The bell in the temple is like a calling bell in u'r house. Its to let the god know you are visiting him in his house. Also traditionally the bell is made of Ashtadhatu (ashta=8, dhatu=metal). The frequency of their ringing is supposed to be the same frequency as "OM" and is supposed to "Tune" your body in alignment with the cosmos / Solar system.
Thanks for the explanations
100 thousand (100,000) = 1 Lakh
100 Lakhs (100,00,000) = 1 Crore. (same as . . .10 million).
100 Crores (100,00,00,000) = 1 Arab (same as . . . 1 billion).
Duly noted
1crore is 10 millions.
duly noted
10 million is 1 crore rupee...
poli food sweet rotti
Very good
1crore is 10 million not 1 million
Duly noted
Sonu