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Can we get a reading list from AC so that we can get much more detailed view about history, without getting confused to which might be the genuine read and which not.
Please get swami yo on this channel ,to discuss the dbabhik nature of some sadhu and what should course correction to make Hindu religions stronger and image corrections
As a Mongolian, I want to express my gratitude to the hosts. I’ve been learning about what foreigners think of our nation and our history. Most Western podcasts talk about how the Mongols were brutal, how they raped women, and how they burned cities, etc. However, what they often fail to mention is what we created and built, which continues to guide the world today.
The modern postal service credits itself Genghis Khan to maintain constant communication established postal checkpoints where horse riders would ride multiple times a day to carry letters from his vast kingdom. That is a brilliant most beautiful innovation for the betterment of humanity my Mongolian brother. Your history is all our history.
Sad to see school books glorifying such kings instead of glorifying kingdoms like Maratha Empire, Gupta Empire, Vijayanagara Empire, Ahom Empire, Cholas etc🕉️
Are you serious? I still recall reading the NCERT textbooks which not only extolled the Mughal Empire but also celebrated the Gupta Empire, Vijayanagara Empire, and the Chola Empire.
@@appu3376 Glo rifying mugh als is like glorify ing hit ler and the naz is, no sane person would engage in it unless "IT" is a sub hu man with the iq of a fil thy, rab id d og like yourself, unfortunately...
One of my favourite guests apart of Rajashri Nandy. Mr Abhijeet Chawda is someone you can sit and listen to for hours and come put with new knowledge 👏
So I am NRI born and raised in EU, and I am seriously shocked to hear about Gengis Khan and his motives to conquer. Here in history classs I learned he was just brutal and indeed Alexander The One With Daddy Issues, was portrait as such a big great guy. I’m astonished.. Thank you for this🙏🏾
My dear offended and uneducated friend, my ancestors who were abducted 100 years ago from India by the Dutch. Not just mine but thousands Indians. Despite that we kept our dharma, while being abused for generations. And now we are learning more about Indian history through Ranveer. How about you learn more about what happend to your fellow Indians. The point I tried to make is how the west is brainwashing us here.
It is so great to know the history if it is true and unbiased. I feel that everyone in the world has right to know the history as in a very true and pure form. Because of the jio political situations every country has diluted their history in books but this is really not a right track to become a prosperous civilization. Because when our children will learn false history the chances are they will create a false future. And force your the first future is a disaster for mankind and this planet too.
Ac is really knowledgeable. Ranveer is an up and coming intellectual. Far from being there . His mindset will get him there. Good role model for youngsters
The knowledge Abhijit sir hold is phenomenal...the whole 1.5 hours my eyes were glued to the phone ...I will love to hear more from intellectuals like AC ...and yes world history is indeed very interesting
Today on The Ranveer Show, we welcome Abhijit Chavda. He is a theoretical physicist, historian, geopolitical analyst, writer, and podcaster with a diverse knowledge of various subjects. I have had the fortune of talking to him on multiple episodes that we did on TRS. In this episode, we talked about world history and the great lives of Alexander the Great & Genghis Khan. We deep-dived into the childhoods of both fierce leaders and what led to their great legacy. We discussed why everyone should learn history, the great man theory, the life of Alexander, ancient Persia, ancient India, the life of Genghis Khan, the connection between the Mughals and Mongols, and much more. If you’re interested in history, this is the episode for you because we have discussed every possible historical fact about the two fiercest leaders in history. I hope you enjoy this episode and tell us your thoughts in the comments section
I dont know how many books I would have to read to gain the knowledge what AC delivers in one session. Always a pleasure to listen AC with Ranveer together. Kudos.
Give Bharat ratna for reading history books and restating the same in podcasts... If you spendcyear Or so you can also explain entire history of world and ask Modiji for Bharat ratna😂😂
@@debaprasad9379 we know details about the Indian kings he’s mentioned because the Greeks documented and gave us the recorded history. Plus gandhara art. They left their mark. Persepolis was never called paras. Iran is pars. Arabs couldn’t say “p”, so it changed to faras, and so you have Farsi etc. Lots of discrepancies.
Asoka was largely forgotten until the British started their excavation in Benaras. British archaeologists discovered the city of Harappa of the Indus Valley Civilization
Asi funding for a long time was Agha khan foundation which was primarily focused on islamic structure or restoration. And the team has remained the same since long... except few who have Indic interest
46:56 Chandragupta's military education happened in Taxila but he ruled from Patliputra but he hailed from the clan of Moriyas of Pippalivana. He also married a daughter of his relative named Durdhara who is called as passionate/emotional for Chandragupta. She was his Chief Queen and mother of his successor Bindusara.
Suggestion if ac is narating a story please have him complete it. I don't know why you paused and out of no where asked why alexander is great. As an audience i was gripped. Then i lost the whole flow 😢
What an astonishing history podcast !! After very very long time, from begin to end, I didn’t even think of taking a break. Thx for both of u for bringing this podcast. Look forward to have more from this Combo.
This episode reminds of me of the importance of having virtuous people in places of Extreme Power. A Single bad/ evil person can ruin the lives of millions of people and Centuries old wisdom or knowledge wealth. This Khilji guy brought down ancient wealth I feel never Could be revived! Damn. Ranveer I need more of the International History!!!!!
Also when there was revolt in China, Ghengis Khan demanded free pass for his military through India which Illtutmish gave and they were able to defeat Chinese through Myanmar route..its one of the factors why Ghengis decided to not invade India
@@vishnumurthy1245 the only reason we know about the Indian kings he’s mentioned is because the Greeks documented and gave us the recorded history. Plus gandhara art. They left their mark. Persepolis was never called paras. Iran is pars. Arabs couldn’t say “p”, so it changed to faras, and so you have Farsi etc. Lots of discrepancies. I’d have to watch the video again and note them.
@@Nozarks1 come one man did you even visit Delhi once in your life or bihar. Google it about Ashoka pillar and lipi from the times of Ashoka and kanishka. Greeks also wrote that Persians were blood savages but it is proven they had religious rights in Persian Empire. So blindly believing Greek historians is totally wrong. They wrote it from their perspective, if you like them beleive that , if I like these I beleive that. Is this is how we write out history? British wrote our history that they built railways , roads for us but what did they hide (loot). So abijit sir is just asking to think as a non white for once. Think as a Persian for once did they feel Alexander as liberator or oppresors?
@@vishnumurthy1245 agree with you. Persia was a highly cultured civilization. The point is that for a long time I’ve seen him misinform, misinterpret. Had stopped watching him. Now when I see him do it, it irritates me, someone needs to say that he should be taken with a pinch of salt. A lot of people in this comment section are pointing this out.
What an amazing podcast i didn't knew that Alexander was more cruel and Changis khan was great.. Suggestion : Please make a podcast on The Only Undefeated Warrior - Shirmant Bajirao Peshwa 🙏 There is very few information and awareness about them not only in India but in Maharashtra too.. It will be even better if that podcast will be in Hindi so that more local people can understand Please it's a request ❤❤
It's like an Camera update on set, I love your upgrades and quality control. That's what makes me visit this channel; you are the example of, when Abhijit Sir says "Keep raising your standards"
Finally a good podcast. Waiting for Abhijit chavda for so long. Please make podcast with him and gauranga das prabhu more, instead of other uninterested podcasts. Cause they are the only gems.
Ranveer,i know every guest is expert in their respective professions whose came to your podcast..but you and AC make podcast more intresting..i don't know but your bond with AC is better than any guest❤️❤️❤️
The depth of knowledge this guy possesses is simply astounding. I watched his other episode, and he is equally talented in science. He truly seems like the GEM of 2024. What an incredibly impressive interview!
I always used to thought that genghis khan as a brutal and pathetic king but through this podcast i came to know to that genghis khan actually the greatest and tallest king in the world history even many indian big kings.
A testimonial to you ; Hey Ranveer sir.... This episode was too helpful to revise world history. Though I started studying world history earlier, but it was in too much bits & pieces, so here..... compiling all of that in a sequence provide me a great opportunity to revise world history. Just like you, somehow, I'm also very much into history, geopolitics, spirituality.... and some other subjects which includes world history too. So, your work always provide a great opportunity to learn in an interesting way. And you know what, specially the podcasts with Palaki mam is also one of those podcasts of your playlist, to which I admire most. She's indeed a great lady, developing Indian perspective out there in the world about the world. That's how things are interconnected not just subjectwise, but also as countrywise. And I love to enjoy this interconnectedness by studying things like this. And your podcasts are very helpful in serving the same purpose. So, thank you so much.Hope, you will keep making such podcasts. With more love & best wishes for your ongoing journey. More power to you!! ❤️
41:51 The river is called Jhelum and the battle was fought along its bank in the modern day city of Jhelum. There is even a memorial for the Bucephalus, in Jalalpur Sharif, where the horse was considered to be buried.
a constant world map during this kind of episode can be even more helpful because at one point I got very confused with the locations but other than that thoroughly enjoyed it.
One request: You can try changing background color to something more dim instead of white color while showing up images from the internet. As the podcast room has a dim lighting, the sudden change in screen brightness is not comfortable, especially for people watching at night (in a dark room) like me 😁. Thanks
What world conquerers.. It was not even 20% of earth 🌎. Indians could have done that insignificant thing.. Barbarians conquer land ... Enlightened ones conquer people
Ha bhai Khan sir,Divyakirti sir,Alakh Sir,Avadh Ojha sir,Gagan pratap sir etc sab teachers to yuhi bakwas karte rehte hai na 🙄...dont forget they dont do politics like this guy instead they are more in education than politics and views and hype 🤷♂️...so here only say that he deserves award for his work but not that Bharat Ratna 🤦♂️...pata bhi hai Bharat Ratna kese kese mahapurusho lo milta hai,sabko thodi baatte firte hai bhai 🤣
Awesome to learn world history while relating the time span with history of Bharat. An episode about evolution of human beings in Africa parallel to India.
It's becoming an obsession to hear these successive podcasts, history , irrespective of Indian or world. . Am addicted. But i am also intrigued by other aspects of your podcasts as well. Please don't dilute the quality of your podcasts in foreseeable future. ❤
Nice episode Ranveer! Please try to make an episode on the Cholas’ and the Pallavas’ conquest of the southeast Asia with AC sir. It would be an instant hit and would branch out into multiple tangents that would keep people like me hooked to the topic. All the best to both of you! ❤
After watching AC sir's podcast I feel very happy and grateful that I have got a chance to know more about history from a different perspective that the typical textbooks of school and colleges provide to us... thank u RA bro and sir...❤
I got one question , sir said that in Persia attack , Alexander defeated an army which consist of elephants , but when we see Indian tv episodes of the same then elephants are depicted as new to be used in war to Alexander , so what can be the take on it ?
Alexander was a military genius but he wasn't a capable king, too much drunk with thought of glory and conquests. He didn't know consolidation and thats why his empire was snatched by his Generals. Seleucus was the most talented of them, a very cunning man, extremely cunning, he saved himself from getting killed by Chandragupta by surrendering his daughter. That man could to anything to become a king. Master of cunningness. He was also a very loving father to his children and wives.
Sir please ask him for books to learn world history as well as Indian History....from which books he started his great journey of being that much knowledgeable man in the subject like history.
This is fascinating I’m Romani gypsy my ancestors from many generations ago past down knowledge said we came to Greece from are unknown homeland with Alexander, the great army we call are selfs amongst our people Rama we come from the clan tribe kalderash kastrya we’ were known amongst are selfs , has kings and Warriors
I really really enjoyed this podcast , as a student of history this just opened a new perception to me.... Thank you sir and waiting for many upcoming history podcast Thank you
Nice podcast and very informative 👍 it would be much better if AC explained the empires with a map and pen on tablet or ipad and it was live shown while he's talking about it. hope this suggestion reaches you
We had Anglophile coolies who prescribed how history is taught in India. No reference to the great sea faring empires from the South India - Cholas and Orissa who spread their influence along the South East Asia and as far as China. Instrumental in the great Cambodian civilization and the Angkor Wat empire.
Alexander may have been great according to western standards. But according to Indian standards, he is average, given how truly great people that have been born here. We should not refer him to Alexander "the great" and instead call, for example, Chandragupta the Great.
Great doesn't mean moral vise correct, it means Musculaniity or you said power to obtained a big land or forming big nation. Even we called asoka the great , but what he did in kalinga. 😅 They are great in terms power war n other things, at that time even small king did this type of things. Unlike this time 😅😅
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Can u please call madhur bhushan......
I am die heart of madhubala
Can we get a reading list from AC so that we can get much more detailed view about history, without getting confused to which might be the genuine read and which not.
Please get swami yo on this channel ,to discuss the dbabhik nature of some sadhu and what should course correction to make Hindu religions stronger and image corrections
We want more podcasts like this🙂
AC Is the sole reason I had gotten into watching podcasts!! thanks for having him back on the show ❤
He speaks very confidently and fluent, but he got so many things wrong, that I can’t believe him, unless I know it for myself. Big disappointment ☹️.
@@Nozarks1 what were the wrong things said. I am an historian and most of the things are correct. Please share the issues.
same
@@sanjeevsahai3670 my comment got deleted 😡
Same
As a Mongolian, I want to express my gratitude to the hosts. I’ve been learning about what foreigners think of our nation and our history. Most Western podcasts talk about how the Mongols were brutal, how they raped women, and how they burned cities, etc. However, what they often fail to mention is what we created and built, which continues to guide the world today.
The modern postal service credits itself Genghis Khan to maintain constant communication established postal checkpoints where horse riders would ride multiple times a day to carry letters from his vast kingdom. That is a brilliant most beautiful innovation for the betterment of humanity my Mongolian brother. Your history is all our history.
Sad to see school books glorifying such kings instead of glorifying kingdoms like Maratha Empire, Gupta Empire, Vijayanagara Empire, Ahom Empire, Cholas etc🕉️
Are you serious? I still recall reading the NCERT textbooks which not only extolled the Mughal Empire but also celebrated the Gupta Empire, Vijayanagara Empire, and the Chola Empire.
@@appu3376can u mention which class?
@@nishant6096 Class 6, 7 and 12.
@@appu3376 Glo rifying mugh als is like glorify ing hit ler and the naz is, no sane person would engage in it unless "IT" is a sub hu man with the iq of a fil thy, rab id d og like yourself, unfortunately...
@@appu3376Yes
One of my favourite guests apart of Rajashri Nandy. Mr Abhijeet Chawda is someone you can sit and listen to for hours and come put with new knowledge 👏
So I am NRI born and raised in EU, and I am seriously shocked to hear about Gengis Khan and his motives to conquer. Here in history classs I learned he was just brutal and indeed Alexander The One With Daddy Issues, was portrait as such a big great guy. I’m astonished.. Thank you for this🙏🏾
Try settling in India then feel free to share your thoughts.
My dear offended and uneducated friend, my ancestors who were abducted 100 years ago from India by the Dutch. Not just mine but thousands Indians. Despite that we kept our dharma, while being abused for generations. And now we are learning more about Indian history through Ranveer. How about you learn more about what happend to your fellow Indians.
The point I tried to make is how the west is brainwashing us here.
It is so great to know the history if it is true and unbiased. I feel that everyone in the world has right to know the history as in a very true and pure form. Because of the jio political situations every country has diluted their history in books but this is really not a right track to become a prosperous civilization. Because when our children will learn false history the chances are they will create a false future. And force your the first future is a disaster for mankind and this planet too.
*And for sure the all feature is disaster*
Daddy issues...I am loving it...😂😂😂
Great Indian Dynasties 🚩
1. Mauryan empire (Chandragupt, ashok)
2. Gupta empire
3. Pushyabhuti empire
4. Harshvardhan empire
5. Chola empire
6. Satvahana empire
7. Chalukya empire
8. Vakataka empire
9. Chola empire
10. Maratha Empire
11. Pandya empire
12. Chera empire
13. Pallava empire
14. Vijayanagar empire
15. Gajapati empire
16. Karkota empire
17. Lohara empire
18. Kushan empire
19. Bappa rawal empire
20. Rajput empire
21. Ahom dynasty
22. Indo Scythian empire
23. Kadamba empire
24. Rashtrakuta empire
25. Nanda empire
26. Kalinga empire
27. Pal empire
28. Sena empire
I think Pushyabhuti/ Harshavardhan empire Is same😂😂
@@Mgod215largely they are the same yes, but before Harsha his father Prabhakar defeated the Huns, Rajyavardhana conquered Malwa before being killed
I come from where the karkota empire started
@@cr7akki from Kashmir nice 👍
Bruh where are Mughals and British?? 😂
The legend is Back.... AC is the only guy who intellectually overwhelmes Ranveer
❤
Ac is really knowledgeable. Ranveer is an up and coming intellectual. Far from being there . His mindset will get him there. Good role model for youngsters
gopal krishnan
Only guy 😂 🤡
Lol Ranveer doesn't know much ,he is a great listener though 😂
The knowledge Abhijit sir hold is phenomenal...the whole 1.5 hours my eyes were glued to the phone ...I will love to hear more from intellectuals like AC ...and yes world history is indeed very interesting
I dont need any alcoholic friends if i have a friend like abhijeet sir very interesting and humble guy😊
Today on The Ranveer Show, we welcome Abhijit Chavda. He is a theoretical physicist, historian, geopolitical analyst, writer, and podcaster with a diverse knowledge of various subjects. I have had the fortune of talking to him on multiple episodes that we did on TRS.
In this episode, we talked about world history and the great lives of Alexander the Great & Genghis Khan. We deep-dived into the childhoods of both fierce leaders and what led to their great legacy. We discussed why everyone should learn history, the great man theory, the life of Alexander, ancient Persia, ancient India, the life of Genghis Khan, the connection between the Mughals and Mongols, and much more.
If you’re interested in history, this is the episode for you because we have discussed every possible historical fact about the two fiercest leaders in history. I hope you enjoy this episode and tell us your thoughts in the comments section
I dont know how many books I would have to read to gain the knowledge what AC delivers in one session. Always a pleasure to listen AC with Ranveer together. Kudos.
AC THE BOSS! Give this guy a Bharat ratna. 🙌
He’s good but this is a bit extreme lol
@@AyaanKhan-tb2otlove his work and style but yeah it's a lil too much lol
Give Bharat ratna for reading history books and restating the same in podcasts... If you spendcyear Or so you can also explain entire history of world and ask Modiji for Bharat ratna😂😂
Seconded
For having knowledge, yeah sure give it have you guys ever asked him about the evidence he talks about?
This man's knowledge is tremendous 👏🏻 👌 🙌
Even I'm back on BeerBiceps because of Abhijit Chavda
same.
He’s very confident and fluent, but he got so many things wrong, that I can’t believe him, unless I know it for myself. Big disappointment ☹️.
@@Nozarks1 Plz mention then
True
@@debaprasad9379 we know details about the Indian kings he’s mentioned because the Greeks documented and gave us the recorded history. Plus gandhara art. They left their mark. Persepolis was never called paras. Iran is pars. Arabs couldn’t say “p”, so it changed to faras, and so you have Farsi etc. Lots of discrepancies.
Please do a podcast with Ruskin Bond before he dies 😢
Yes 🫸🫷
+1
Yessss please
Yessssssss
yes please ...
Asoka was largely forgotten until the British started their excavation in Benaras. British archaeologists discovered the city of Harappa of the Indus Valley Civilization
Today, ASI struggles because of lack of funds..... There is too much buried under the soil.....
@@deepanshu00730 not bcoz of lack of funds .
They are just too lazy.
@@SupremeReality Not really.... They need alot of funds.... And clearances.... Also, we have people who lack interest in archeology
Asi funding for a long time was Agha khan foundation which was primarily focused on islamic structure or restoration. And the team has remained the same since long... except few who have Indic interest
Asi will be funded as long as they confirm hindu beliefs
46:56 Chandragupta's military education happened in Taxila but he ruled from Patliputra but he hailed from the clan of Moriyas of Pippalivana. He also married a daughter of his relative named Durdhara who is called as passionate/emotional for Chandragupta. She was his Chief Queen and mother of his successor Bindusara.
Suggestion if ac is narating a story please have him complete it. I don't know why you paused and out of no where asked why alexander is great. As an audience i was gripped. Then i lost the whole flow 😢
Exactly man. He doesn't have to tell us what he knows. We already knows what he knows. I want AC to tell stories for 5 hours non stop
Exactly i felt the same
@@liltimmy1021 the same one that made u comment here
@@liltimmy1021 Dude. Podcast needs suggestions from listeners. Constructive feedback
What an astonishing history podcast !! After very very long time, from begin to end, I didn’t even think of taking a break. Thx for both of u for bringing this podcast. Look forward to have more from this Combo.
One of the few guys whom I can watch anytime! Truly one of the greatest man.
Have you guys ever asked him for evidence for what he says ?
@@notofyourneed5728agreed. He got so many things wrong, that I can’t believe him, unless I know it for myself. Big disappointment ☹️.
Your "evidence" is based on Marxist propoganda
@@Nozarks1 his channel is even worse and he stretches, ignores and misinterprets data to fit his biases quite often.
Kkkkk😢😮😮
This episode reminds of me of the importance of having virtuous people in places of Extreme Power. A Single bad/ evil person can ruin the lives of millions of people and Centuries old wisdom or knowledge wealth. This Khilji guy brought down ancient wealth I feel never Could be revived! Damn. Ranveer I need more of the International History!!!!!
The man who made my podcasting interest go up! Lord AC is back 💥👑❤
Also when there was revolt in China, Ghengis Khan demanded free pass for his military through India which Illtutmish gave and they were able to defeat Chinese through Myanmar route..its one of the factors why Ghengis decided to not invade India
Abhijit sir is a highly blessed person ❤❤
This is so much better than bollywood podcasts, because you actually learn something!
It was a weekend , I was going to watch a ott movie , but ok , I guess its 80 minutes of professor AC now😂
Abhijit is amazing. Such an enigmatic narrator.
Just loved this episode
Make more frequent videos with Abhijeet chavda sir 🙌😊🤌
Please No!! He got so many things wrong, that one can’t be sure what is true and what isn’t. Big disappointment.
Point the wrongs
@@vishnumurthy1245 the only reason we know about the Indian kings he’s mentioned is because the Greeks documented and gave us the recorded history. Plus gandhara art. They left their mark. Persepolis was never called paras. Iran is pars. Arabs couldn’t say “p”, so it changed to faras, and so you have Farsi etc. Lots of discrepancies. I’d have to watch the video again and note them.
@@Nozarks1 come one man did you even visit Delhi once in your life or bihar. Google it about Ashoka pillar and lipi from the times of Ashoka and kanishka. Greeks also wrote that Persians were blood savages but it is proven they had religious rights in Persian Empire. So blindly believing Greek historians is totally wrong. They wrote it from their perspective, if you like them beleive that , if I like these I beleive that. Is this is how we write out history? British wrote our history that they built railways , roads for us but what did they hide (loot). So abijit sir is just asking to think as a non white for once. Think as a Persian for once did they feel Alexander as liberator or oppresors?
@@vishnumurthy1245 agree with you. Persia was a highly cultured civilization. The point is that for a long time I’ve seen him misinform, misinterpret. Had stopped watching him. Now when I see him do it, it irritates me, someone needs to say that he should be taken with a pinch of salt. A lot of people in this comment section are pointing this out.
What an amazing podcast i didn't knew that Alexander was more cruel and Changis khan was great..
Suggestion :
Please make a podcast on The Only Undefeated Warrior - Shirmant Bajirao Peshwa 🙏
There is very few information and awareness about them not only in India but in Maharashtra too..
It will be even better if that podcast will be in Hindi so that more local people can understand
Please it's a request ❤❤
It's like an Camera update on set, I love your upgrades and quality control. That's what makes me visit this channel; you are the example of, when Abhijit Sir says "Keep raising your standards"
Heck yeahhh
Finally a good podcast. Waiting for Abhijit chavda for so long. Please make podcast with him and gauranga das prabhu more, instead of other uninterested podcasts. Cause they are the only gems.
I grew up learning western history and found it boring, but you guys make it interesting. Thanks!
AC’s presentation of history is never boring never fails to unearth undermined India’s great history and great kings.
Please never stop having ac on the show!! ❤
Excellent podcast.Abhijit sir thank you very much. Long time happy to see you ❤
Ranveer,i know every guest is expert in their respective professions whose came to your podcast..but you and AC make podcast more intresting..i don't know but your bond with AC is better than any guest❤️❤️❤️
The depth of knowledge this guy possesses is simply astounding. I watched his other episode, and he is equally talented in science. He truly seems like the GEM of 2024. What an incredibly impressive interview!
Everything else can wait....❤ Ranveer thanks for making my evening....AC in the house...🎉🎉
Brilliant podcast. Abhijit and Ranveer are a combination which is greatly enjoyable to us viewers.
Amazing this podcast help me in my study a lot and to know more about history thanku ranveer for bring him again 👍🙏
I always used to thought that genghis khan as a brutal and pathetic king but through this podcast i came to know to that genghis khan actually the greatest and tallest king in the world history even many indian big kings.
I was waiting for your new podcast with Abhijit Chavada Sir🤩😍I am his big fan❤❤
A testimonial to you ;
Hey Ranveer sir....
This episode was too helpful to revise world history. Though I started studying world history earlier, but it was in too much bits & pieces, so here..... compiling all of that in a sequence provide me a great opportunity to revise world history.
Just like you, somehow, I'm also very much into history, geopolitics, spirituality.... and some other subjects which includes world history too. So, your work always provide a great opportunity to learn in an interesting way.
And you know what, specially the podcasts with Palaki mam is also one of those podcasts of your playlist, to which I admire most. She's indeed a great lady, developing Indian perspective out there in the world about the world. That's how things are interconnected not just subjectwise, but also as countrywise. And I love to enjoy this interconnectedness by studying things like this. And your podcasts are very helpful in serving the same purpose. So, thank you so much.Hope, you will keep making such podcasts.
With more love & best wishes for your ongoing journey. More power to you!! ❤️
41:51 The river is called Jhelum and the battle was fought along its bank in the modern day city of Jhelum. There is even a memorial for the Bucephalus, in Jalalpur Sharif, where the horse was considered to be buried.
The only podcast I will never miss ❤
Like him or not but damn Temujin aka Chinghis Han was one of the most genius agressors of all time. Only few can match his tactics in history.
This is probably the Beerbicep's best episodes of I ever heard...so much detail and wealth❤
Great History podcast , Felt incredible to listen the story of Alexander the great and Genghis khan by AC ❤, need more episodes like these💯.
a constant world map during this kind of episode can be even more helpful because at one point I got very confused with the locations but other than that thoroughly enjoyed it.
One request:
You can try changing background color to something more dim instead of white color while showing up images from the internet.
As the podcast room has a dim lighting, the sudden change in screen brightness is not comfortable, especially for people watching at night (in a dark room) like me 😁.
Thanks
Need more history based podcasts....
Especially with AC 🙏🙏
Welcome back AC Sir🤘 Already excited for this one, reason you Already know, Its again RA with AC❤🔥
Please do podcast regarding Indian empire and their warfare techniques. Please.
Wonderful info on 2 world conquerors...tanq Abhijit ji so ur indetail explanation and not being biased like our secular historians
What world conquerers.. It was not even 20% of earth 🌎.
Indians could have done that insignificant thing.. Barbarians conquer land ... Enlightened ones conquer people
We want a debate between Abhijit Chavda vs Sudhanshu Trivedi
Crazy mashups of TRS N Abhijit.. love both of them
Abhijit Should Talk More on the history and timelines of the Great Vikramaditya, his rule and his administration.
Abhijit sir deserves Bharat Ratna for his contributions in educating youngsters of India(Enthusiasts)❤💯
How many knowledgeable humans have you interacted with?
@@cyrusirani5080 many:)
Ha bhai Khan sir,Divyakirti sir,Alakh Sir,Avadh Ojha sir,Gagan pratap sir etc sab teachers to yuhi bakwas karte rehte hai na 🙄...dont forget they dont do politics like this guy instead they are more in education than politics and views and hype 🤷♂️...so here only say that he deserves award for his work but not that Bharat Ratna 🤦♂️...pata bhi hai Bharat Ratna kese kese mahapurusho lo milta hai,sabko thodi baatte firte hai bhai 🤣
This podcast is so rich with facts. Please do more of world history.
Awesome to learn world history while relating the time span with history of Bharat. An episode about evolution of human beings in Africa parallel to India.
I belive there is plenty African/Indian connection lost in history. A few knowledgeable person hint at this.
@@waynewhite2314The Indian median IQ is 77, similar to Sub-Saharan Africans.
I'm done with the first " Ahhhhhhh " 😂
Good to see Abhijit sir again ❤ another bombastic podcast for history lovers ❤
It's so good and progressive to see these insightful podcasts...❤
"You study history, you understand the present world and you can actually look into the future."
- Abhijit Chavda
It's becoming an obsession to hear these successive podcasts, history , irrespective of Indian or world. . Am addicted. But i am also intrigued by other aspects of your podcasts as well. Please don't dilute the quality of your podcasts in foreseeable future. ❤
I love history.
Great episode....i really like TRS history podcasts and i would love to see more world history episodes with Abhijeet Chawda.
Abhijit Chawda and the great Genghis Khan video.....those who know they know 😎
Nice episode Ranveer! Please try to make an episode on the Cholas’ and the Pallavas’ conquest of the southeast Asia with AC sir. It would be an instant hit and would branch out into multiple tangents that would keep people like me hooked to the topic.
All the best to both of you! ❤
One of my favourite mongolian song : The HU - Yuve Yuve Yu
After watching AC sir's podcast I feel very happy and grateful that I have got a chance to know more about history from a different perspective that the typical textbooks of school and colleges provide to us... thank u RA bro and sir...❤
Forget everything… Avijit Chavda sir is back and this podcast is going to be viral again 😊😊❤️❤️❤️❤️
Finally someone praised chengis khan in real sense rather than glorifying all the henious act of Alexander.
Absolutely loved the conversation, would love to watch such history related podcasts.
And as always AC sir rocks the TRS.💯💯
Love the history podcast and AC's deep knowledge! Here's to more of History podcasts 🎉🎉
I wish these kind of people could rewrite our school history books 😢
In support of the history
Most awaited guest!
Request u to do more world history based podcasts. Absolutely loved this one!!
I got one question , sir said that in Persia attack , Alexander defeated an army which consist of elephants , but when we see Indian tv episodes of the same then elephants are depicted as new to be used in war to Alexander , so what can be the take on it ?
How do you store such deep knowledge from this great intellectuals.
Another banger episode by AC. Always great to watch you sir.
Alexander was a military genius but he wasn't a capable king, too much drunk with thought of glory and conquests. He didn't know consolidation and thats why his empire was snatched by his Generals. Seleucus was the most talented of them, a very cunning man, extremely cunning, he saved himself from getting killed by Chandragupta by surrendering his daughter. That man could to anything to become a king. Master of cunningness. He was also a very loving father to his children and wives.
Honestly kne of the best podcast i have heard in a while.
The amount of knowledge this man has is so so mesmerizing.
Loved it! Keep up the great work!
Sir please ask him for books to learn world history as well as Indian History....from which books he started his great journey of being that much knowledgeable man in the subject like history.
This is fascinating I’m Romani gypsy my ancestors from many generations ago past down knowledge said we came to Greece from are unknown homeland with Alexander, the great army we call are selfs amongst our people Rama we come from the clan tribe kalderash kastrya we’ were known amongst are selfs , has kings and Warriors
Nobody believes that about gypsies in Europe. In India also they have the reputation for theft and other crimes.
This was one of the best episode ive seen so far from TRS...pls give us more history podcast ..like this Ranveer ... I love history
Goosebumps overloaded❤
Enjoy 😊
I really really enjoyed this podcast , as a student of history this just opened a new perception to me....
Thank you sir and waiting for many upcoming history podcast
Thank you
AC sir is back after rajarshi sir 🔥🔥🔥
Read about alexanders war strategy, thats why he is held in high regards
AC is an awesome encyclopedia....blessings for him
YOOOOO SIR ABHIJIT CHAVDA RETURN 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔊🔊🔊🔊
Nice podcast and very informative 👍 it would be much better if AC explained the empires with a map and pen on tablet or ipad and it was live shown while he's talking about it. hope this suggestion reaches you
Like if you agree that Abhijit Sir has a huge contribution in bringing success to this podcast channel....
Please do a podcast about julia ceasar with AC sir
I don't understand why people call Aleksandra "The Great" 😂😂😂 please stop praising him as great
Oh idk he basically took over almost the whole known world.. but that’s nothing lol
Bro why you getting pain in ur ass? if someone is calling him that
@@usmankhalid4737because it is taught in schools and its wrong
@@usmankhalid4737 Why are you butthead if someone questions it? As if you are his bastard lol
@@RyanTucker-r5d
So Greece, Persia, Few Arab Countries is the entire world. I guess😂
We had Anglophile coolies who prescribed how history is taught in India. No reference to the great sea faring empires from the South India - Cholas and Orissa who spread their influence along the South East Asia and as far as China. Instrumental in the great Cambodian civilization and the Angkor Wat empire.
Alexander may have been great according to western standards. But according to Indian standards, he is average, given how truly great people that have been born here. We should not refer him to Alexander "the great" and instead call, for example, Chandragupta the Great.
Lol 😂
Logic++
@@Dru517 So calling a mediocre person as mediocre is now hating them? You may not have any standards whatsoever, but I do.
@@saiputcha1730 Indians finding their own happiness 😂
Great doesn't mean moral vise correct, it means Musculaniity or you said power to obtained a big land or forming big nation. Even we called asoka the great , but what he did in kalinga. 😅
They are great in terms power war n other things, at that time even small king did this type of things. Unlike this time 😅😅