Taxila: A Journey Through Time to Pakistan's Ancient City

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  • Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
  • Baalwala, a passionate history enthusiast, invites us on an exhilarating expedition to Pakistan's oldest city, Taxila. As we delve into the region's culture and heritage, we are treated to a glimpse of extraordinary relics, statues, and hitherto unseen locales through Baalwala's lens. Our journey allows us to witness how the ancient Buddhists lived and marvel at the impressive stupas that define Taxila's historical significance.
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  • @BaalWala
    @BaalWala  4 месяца назад

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  • @ranjanathakur95
    @ranjanathakur95 Год назад +388

    The original name of taxila was in Sanskrit - Taksh-shila - Carved/ Sculpted Rock. Taksh means to carve or cut, Shila means sculpture/ Obelisk/ Rock, indeed it was greatest civilization but unfortunately it's hard for majority(not all) of Pakistanis to accept that their ancestors were Buddhist/ Hindu/ jains,
    thankyou so much for showing us , we wish to come there ❤

    • @John_O_Connor
      @John_O_Connor 11 месяцев назад

      Parts of my forefathers were Hindus and I can only feel sorry for my stupid idol worshipping forefathers. To be honest, your comment has no value 😐😐😐

    • @Athato_Brahmajijnasa
      @Athato_Brahmajijnasa 11 месяцев назад +52

      ​@@John_O_ConnorYou should be ashamed that you never understood your forefathers. It was not the idols we worship, it's the very essence of existence called BrahmaTattvam which enters a form through Mantras that we worship.

    • @appleoranges9772
      @appleoranges9772 11 месяцев назад +4

      And we Pakistani very much sure about the facts that many of you don't know the real face of your ancestors in so called "India" as what they did to Buddhism in this land. Just read as follows:

    • @appleoranges9772
      @appleoranges9772 11 месяцев назад +11

      ​@@Athato_BrahmajijnasaIn a dark chapter of Brahmin history, the once flourishing Buddhist community faced relentless persecution under the oppressive shadow of Brahminism. Brahminsm is not the oldest but one of the early belief system on this land. (Please note Brahmins also were Invaders from the north in this land). However the sinister saga unfolds with events that left an indelible mark on Buddhism's fate.
      The Deorkothar Stupas: These sacred Buddhist stupas, nestled in the heart of modern-day Madhya Pradesh, were ruthlessly obliterated by the malevolent Shunga king, Pushyamitra Sunga. Their destruction was a cruel blow to the Buddhist legacy in India.
      The Shungas: The Shungas, a Hindu dynasty, ascended to power in the 2nd century BCE following the collapse of the Mauryas. This dynasty sowed the seeds of suffering for Buddhists in India.
      The Decline of Buddhism in India: The Gupta dynasty, reigning in the 4th century CE, marked the commencement of Buddhism's harrowing decline. The rise of Brahminism, coupled with the withering of trade routes, hastened Buddhism's descent into obscurity.
      The Divyavadana: The Divyavadana, a chilling Buddhist text, narrates countless tales of Buddhists suffering under the ruthless hands of Brahminism, adding to the litany of atrocities.
      The Mahasanghika School of Early Buddhism: This early Buddhist school, the Mahasanghikas, bore witness to the relentless persecution inflicted by Hindus upon the Buddhist community.
      The Shunga Kings and Buddhism: A murky cloud of ambiguity shrouds the Shunga kings' stance towards Buddhism. Some scholars speculate they were more tolerant, while others suggest their ruthless hostility toward Buddhism.
      The heart-wrenching story of the Deorkothar Stupas, the reign of the Shunga kings, and the decline of Buddhism in India unveils a tragic narrative of persecution, where Buddhism, a belief challenging the Brahminical system, faced eradication at the hands of those who saw it as a threat to their dominance. The historical record reminds us of the relentless oppression that led Buddhism to disperse far beyond the borders of its birthplace that is known today as "India" to the world. Must remember Sir, we are referring to the times when the kings used to record their paid history --- whether they were Greeks or mentally lower Brahmins on the land of todays "India".

    • @Athato_Brahmajijnasa
      @Athato_Brahmajijnasa 11 месяцев назад +23

      @@appleoranges9772 You should understand that any religion biased book is not an official History. If that's the case then we have Ramayanas and Mahabharatas whose History goes back to lakhs of years.
      Anyways, we have accounts from Shankar Digvijay that under Mauryan rule, the heads of the Brahmanas were chopped and thrown to crocodiles, they were crushed beneath the crusher when they were heard chanting the Vedas, many of them were thrown out of the universities and Kingdom, their Gurukuls were destroyed too.
      So sir, should we consider Shankar Digvijay as an authentic history?? Blaming Pushyamitra won't do anything. Since he assassinated Brihadratha, the Buddhists close to Mauryan Clan wrote all false accounts against him. We also don't know when these books were written.

  • @drashokkumar9209
    @drashokkumar9209 11 месяцев назад +239

    Takshashila was the site of the Oldest University town in world . There was not a single organised University . Rather there were separate schools / academies run by Gurus . These schools were called " Gurukulas " or " Shalas " . ( an Assembly/Conference halls is called " SALA " ) . Takshashila was home to some of the greatest scholars in history . PANINI -- author of ' ASHTADHYAYI ' . His brother PINGAL -- author of a unique book on Poetic meters . JEEVAKA -- personal physician of BUDDHA . But remember Takshashila came later . Area of Seven rivers ( SAPTASINDHU ) was the land of Vedas . Most notable -- SHAKALA ( Sialkot ) where the most famous rendition of RIGVEDA emerged . Recent Genetic studies indicate that people emigrated from this land and populated IRAN , Europe and Russia .
    The Hun Elephant killer was MIHIRAKUL . It appears that later in life he changed . He decided to PUNISH HIMSELF . He ordered his own punishment . A slow painful death on a NAIL STUDDED BED placed ABOVE FIRE . No one in the history has punished himself like MIHIRAKUL .

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  11 месяцев назад +14

      Thanks for enlightening me Dr sb ! May I have your contact number ?

    • @somnathde8680
      @somnathde8680 11 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks for posting this.

    • @malar1455
      @malar1455 11 месяцев назад +7

      Huns were pagans similar to Hindus . Taxila was Buddhist university

    • @drashokkumar9209
      @drashokkumar9209 11 месяцев назад +37

      @malar1455 TAKSHASHILA had been in existence BEFORE BUDDHA ( 6th century BC ) .JEEVAKA , Buddha's personal had studied there . Buddhist monasteries came later during Emperor KANISHKA rule ( 1st century BC ). 4th and last Great assembly ( SANGEETI ) of Buddhists was organized in PURUSHPUR ( Peshawar ) by that Emperor . Of note , 1st Buddhist literatures in SANSKRIT were written in KANISHKA 's court .
      TAKSHASHILA did have Greek influence . Several words came from Greek language . For example ,
      " THYLA ' ( Bag , Greek )--- >
      " THAILA " ( Bag ) .

    • @ishaanrohmetra3447
      @ishaanrohmetra3447 11 месяцев назад

      nalanda was budhist and minority were hindus and jains
      takshshilla is itself sanskrit word so here budhist cam later.@@malar1455

  • @ArunKumar-yh7rz
    @ArunKumar-yh7rz 11 месяцев назад +65

    Taxila was a significant landmark in the history of this part of the world. Our heritage must be protected . We should be proud of our heritage. Thanx for making such a beautiful video.

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  11 месяцев назад +2

      Well said

    • @venkateshv626
      @venkateshv626 11 месяцев назад +13

      Destroy it because it is haram in Islam. 😂allah lo akbar, boooom

    • @ShakilaWaheed-y7e
      @ShakilaWaheed-y7e 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@venkateshv626 Sir Huns were Muslims!I never knew it!

    • @SATWIKRAJ-x3b
      @SATWIKRAJ-x3b 11 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@ShakilaWaheed-y7elol kuch bhi

    • @DipanshuKumarShetty007
      @DipanshuKumarShetty007 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@ShakilaWaheed-y7elmao nice one 😂

  • @chattindranil
    @chattindranil 11 месяцев назад +37

    Feels like walking along with more than 2500 years of History ❤❤❤❤

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  11 месяцев назад +2

      Thanks a lot

    • @anithagopalakrishnan4537
      @anithagopalakrishnan4537 11 месяцев назад +1

      Excellent narration... feels like you were there at the time...

  • @condereims
    @condereims 11 месяцев назад +28

    A video with beautiful images telling of a time when the Greco-Hindustani / Maurya civilization flourished and Buddhism marked its presence in History through beautiful monasteries. The narration of Taxila's story is also exquisite in this short documentary. I still intend to visit this place where the stones tell stories!!! A hug from Brazil

    • @pranayanagar675
      @pranayanagar675 11 месяцев назад +3

      Beautiful images with heads severed by whom??? these wretched people who can never improve understand and appreciate the almighty which is not what they believe....

    • @sakhussain5025
      @sakhussain5025 10 месяцев назад

      None of your business Gungu This is not your history You were landlocked to entire Indus and a natural geographical no man’s land desert and Indus tributary makes a distinction of the separate entities. Go and check your own history out and stop claiming ours I’ve been to Taxila and many invaders and earthquakes destroyed the old buildings White huns did the main damage it was cultural in age of expansion Now go away and research your forest cannibal culture of Ganges you hunter gatherer ancestors Not Taxilans !

  • @silentkiller421
    @silentkiller421 11 месяцев назад +49

    Im Buddhist from Sri lanka ; We have been listening stories about the Taxila university since we were 4 or 5 yrs old;
    Im happy to see pakistani people taking care of it and considering it as their heritage; Actually im very surprised by your respectful words on this historical place; Media only promote Pakistanis destroying ancient Buddha statues; climbing on historical stupas etc but im very glad to see people like you taking care of it ;appreciating it and considering it as ur own history ;
    And this place holds a huge importance in Buddhist history and no need to mention its the oldest known university in the world. Thank you sir im waiting for more videos like this. I want to visit this place one day my eyes were lucky to see this place atleast by a video.

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  11 месяцев назад +12

      Thanks for the appreciation but you are seriously misled about Pakistanis. Pakistanis have never damaged a single carving even. We have the greatest Buddhist heritage that is denied to any other land. We have saved every stone carved by the Buddhists . Don't be misled by false propaganda

    • @kuku6116
      @kuku6116 11 месяцев назад +25

      ​@@BaalWalawhat do you think about who destroys the heads of idols and carvings?

    • @adityahandu1008
      @adityahandu1008 11 месяцев назад +9

      @@kuku6116 Truth is never hidden no matter how much you try to avoid it.

    • @aiaiaa
      @aiaiaa 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@kuku6116 They were Huns a barbaric tribe from central asia, they came to India and accepted hinduism. Earlier all buddhist, jains and hindus used to live with harmony but huns destroyed all the temples of non hindus that time. He was the one who brought extreamism in India

    • @GAURAV-dm1gm
      @GAURAV-dm1gm 11 месяцев назад +15

      ​@@BaalWala 1or 2 years ago there was a incident in kpk.
      During constriction work, workers found some historical small statues & relics
      And the workers destroyed it because it was pre islamic.
      Believe me..i read it in newspaper.

  • @mahmoodiqbalsheikh452
    @mahmoodiqbalsheikh452 Год назад +34

    One of your best episodes. Never knew the history of Taxila liked you showed us. I visited Taxila museum in 1968 or 1969 and saw whatever you showed us in this video. I was 10/11 years old on that time. This is rich of ghandara history. Love it. I appreciate your excellent work.

    • @RichiAnand95
      @RichiAnand95 11 месяцев назад +4

      All Indians Know it

    • @ashalivarma4623
      @ashalivarma4623 10 месяцев назад

      Hope the housing societies don’t engulf the area.

    • @ravikanthlaxmana
      @ravikanthlaxmana 7 месяцев назад

      Surprised to see someone of your age being ignorant about the history of your land, just imagine the awareness level of the current generation. They might be thinking, they belonged to Saudi Arabia. Lol. 😅😅😅😅

  • @svm14
    @svm14 11 месяцев назад +8

    This is our and your ancestor's heritage and history.

  • @manojkaushik2148
    @manojkaushik2148 2 месяца назад +1

    Just one minute into the documentary and I couldn't stop my self from praising the narration ! what words, what voice, what delivery 👌

  • @danlee7867
    @danlee7867 Год назад +85

    Thank you for the lovely video. The correct name is Takshila, and it was a part of Bharat during Mahabharata's time. It's saddening to see all those headless sculptures. All religions and cultures should be respected and treated with respect.

  • @priyavratjaitly1207
    @priyavratjaitly1207 Год назад +130

    Believe me Tourism that also only from India can massively improve Pakistan economy...

    • @user-dz4ty5df3d
      @user-dz4ty5df3d Год назад +11

      Which will never happen in these circumstances

    • @burhankha901
      @burhankha901 Год назад +12

      We don’t need tourism with India . Thank you . Don’t make the pure land dirty.
      As BJP don’t need trade and sports and art across the border ,then why we will. So ,no!

    • @user-ry7fu
      @user-ry7fu Год назад

      ​@@burhankha901true bro

    • @nikhilkansra9841
      @nikhilkansra9841 Год назад +1

      Pure land ? Motherfuckers now resides in pak paki

    • @abdulrehmanislamictv6850
      @abdulrehmanislamictv6850 Год назад +8

      People from China and Japan are already visiting taxila
      But ham aap ko b welcome kren ge jab aap ayen❤

  • @mohinderkumar7298
    @mohinderkumar7298 11 месяцев назад +11

    May Lord Buddha bless Pakistan with prosperity, wealth, hapiness and peace. ❤💙💚💛💜🙏🙏💟💖💗

  • @thakurdharmesh
    @thakurdharmesh Год назад +13

    This documentary of yours is a masterpiece! Good to see that you respect your heritage regardless of your current belief system. I think you are blessed.

  • @schakrabartty
    @schakrabartty 5 месяцев назад +1

    Appreciate your presentation. Great presentation. Like your deep feelings, true love for all. Keep up with the good work

  • @nafirdous
    @nafirdous Год назад +24

    your video took me back in 1961 , when we visited Taxila, it’s famous places , sirsukh, sirkup , Julian and Dhermarajika . The beautiful museum . Our history lecturer Nasim yakub showed me a glass lion ( a small show piece) It is so vivid in my memory . We were the students of Government College for Women Rawalpindi , Murree Road. The university of Julian is on a high hill. We were surprised to see that. The guide showed us a stupa , he told us that robbers looted precious things making a hole inside from top . We also saw the hill from where Ashoka used to address his people. Thank you for taking me back my memory lane. Please can you show me Gorden college Rawalpindi . From Bangladesh

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  Год назад +7

      You ll see a series on Buddhist archaeological sites

    • @muhammadimrankhanbalouch8111
      @muhammadimrankhanbalouch8111 Год назад +1

      ❤❤ love for our East Pakistan . we were one and we are one Nation , but unfortunately indian propaganda divided us . soon we will be one .

    • @nafirdous
      @nafirdous Год назад +6

      @@muhammadimrankhanbalouch8111 better not to mention joining again , The division was imminent , Attitude differences is the main cause . Always remember , if anybody thinks that he is master and others are slaves , so where is that love and equality. Bengalis are more educated and hard working and more politically advanced. We pray for your well-being , you also have good wishes for us. Thanks

    • @abracadabra42
      @abracadabra42 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@muhammadimrankhanbalouch8111 what will be national language… Urdu or Bengali?

    • @splender11
      @splender11 11 месяцев назад

      Ye jarur kisi paki general ne 1971me rape karake nikali hui paidaish hai... 😂

  • @GABEUDEU
    @GABEUDEU Год назад +18

    I didn't expect a so nice and of high quality video like this one , it is one of my dream to visit Taxila, you are speaking so nicely as usual, you share the love and the beauty of Pakistan,you show to the else of the world the best part of your rich country, rich of history, of poetry,of course of her people. You are an ambassador not only of Pakistan but of the love among the people, I am so happy for following you , hopefully I have the subtitles in English because my Urdu is not enough.

  • @Ankit-ns8he
    @Ankit-ns8he Год назад +22

    Eagerly waiting for that one, follow your videos since last 1 year, if it is possible then please also go for other sites such as IVC (indus valley sites), Buddhist sites in Pakistan ,Thanks & lots of love,appreciation & respect from India🙏🙏

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  Год назад +2

      Sure

    • @paulomi9351
      @paulomi9351 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@BaalWalaJain site in Pakistan
      Jainism whose ancient name is shraman dharma or anekantawad also called samanism or shramanism
      Jains too have stupas and temples too . Sindhu sauvira janpada was under king udayan who was follower of Jainism under 24th tirthankara vardhaman mahavir.
      Actually Jainism is way ancient dharma than Buddhism and has long associated history and ancestry with indus valley civilisation besides mighty river Saraswati and Sindhu Sagar or Arabian sea
      Brahmi script itself comes from jains first tirthankar rishabhdev or adinath, whose sign or lanchan is bull and yaksha or guardian attendant diety is gomukh yaksha and yakshini chakreshwari mata whose vehicle is Garuda
      The ikshvaku lineage started from tirthankara rishabhdev or adinath who attained shiv pad Nirvana on mount kailash or asthapad
      Down in the lineage there are 22 out of 24 jinas or Jain tirthankar from ikshvaku lineage same as that of lord Rama
      While 22nd tirthankar neminath or arishthnemi, from chandravanshi or lunar Dynasty from yaduvanshi lineage was cousin of Krishna himself
      Neminath attained shiv pad Nirvana on mount girnar in junagadh gujurat which has lothal and dholavira sites of indus valley civilisation which were well developed ports from ancient times
      While dwarka submerged under water near gulf of khambat in gujurat India
      Saraswati river dried up bed is in kutch gujurat region
      People living alongside were called saraswat especially Brahmins with surname bhatt, butt, dar dhar etc are saraswat Brahmins surname 😢
      Kutchi and Sindhi are siblings language
      Lohanas or lohrana community descendants of raghukul or raghuvanshi or suryavanshi lineage
      Lohanas ( Sindhi , kutchi, Punjabi)
      While Khatri community to which all Sikh gurus belong
      Mehrangarh civilization in kachchi plains
      Also guardian attendant diety of tirthankara neminath or arishthnemi, cousin of Krishna is goddess amba or ambika
      She is referred as mother goddess and has lot of significance and she is kuldevi of many sects of Hindus
      You can sign or lanchan of 24 Jain tirthankaras and go through the remains of Jain stupas excavated from kankali Tila expedition in mathura
      Jain ayyagpata with signs of swastik, pair of fishes same on indus valley civilisation seals, dhamma cakra or dharma chakra, trident 🔱 and tirthankara with padmasana pose with Brahmi script inscription found
      Also there is complete explanation of dev nirmit stupa of Jains
      For a long time, JAINISM was wrongly considered as offshoot of Buddhism while Buddha itself is title for enlightenment
      Buddhists literature mentions Jain tirthankar names and Jainism is way ancient dharma than Buddhism
      Entire time cycle or samay chakra defined in Jainism
      There are Jain temple in sindh and multan Pakistan

  • @News_darshan
    @News_darshan 7 месяцев назад +36

    The sad part is Muslims of india and Pakistan take pride in the history of Turkey and Arab but the fact is they are also part of this civilisation which is much more older than the others . Muslims should be proud of their ancestors and their ancient culture !

  • @legomasterkhan8234
    @legomasterkhan8234 10 месяцев назад +5

    I am watching your videos from few months and I must say that you have done an incredible job to show all the places of Pakistan so far from a historical perspective and you promoted tourism as well. You also pushed authorities to do some work to save Pakistan’s heritage, hence you got some success as well. Well done.
    Another things is, the way you speak fill with beautiful poetry not only Urdu but English and Bengali that is something need to praise at high pace. Your knowledge of history and philosophy is very good and you don’t feel shame if you are unaware of anything, that’s awesome. I recently given your channel name to so many Indians to watch your channel, especially people who likes poetry and history. I wish you good luck, your vibe is very positive. Keep up the good work.
    From Melbourne Australia

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  10 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks dear I am unaware of many things which I am even talking about . My viewers tell me a lot of things and I am indebted to them . Thanks for the kind words

  • @VickySafari108
    @VickySafari108 11 месяцев назад +5

    Salaam Sir. I am an American who lived in Peshawar 1991-1992 and taught at the University of Peshawar. I visited Taxila during that time but don't have a good memory of it and only have a few photographs from my visit. I don't remember seeing the museum - I don't know how our group missed it. I enjoyed your tour and like watching your travels. Pakistan is an incredible country. Khodahafez

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  11 месяцев назад +1

      Do visit again . A must watch archaeological site

  • @taskeensharda
    @taskeensharda Год назад +16

    Beautiful video and such nice message about why tourism should be promoted there. It makes one sentimental to feel this heritage of ours has been well preserved yet it is so difficult almost impossible for some of us ( like in India) to visit.nevertheless you gave us a visit through your beautiful video.
    Taxila was always somewhere I personally wanted to visit . Today I got a good glimpse.

  • @latikajadhav8153
    @latikajadhav8153 Год назад +9

    तक्षशिला का दर्शन काफी सुखद रहा। जितना जतन किया उसके लिए पाकिस्तान सरकार का भी आभार। यह ऐसी जगह है, जिसे हम सब अपनी मिलीजुली विरासत मानते हैं।
    अजंता और एलोरा से कितना दूर है तक्षशिला मतलब बौद्ध धम्म कहाँ तक फैला था।
    धन्यवाद!

    • @mangalbodele9775
      @mangalbodele9775 11 месяцев назад

      Egypt se lekar Japan north me Russia se lekar Indonesia Tak tha....

  • @tnobs3979
    @tnobs3979 8 месяцев назад +5

    I’m Buddhist. It’s a very old Hindu Buddhist heritage that we learn in Buddhist text. I hope I can come there one day. I have been to Nalanda and Vikrama Shila in India but never went there.

    • @imtiajsiam2205
      @imtiajsiam2205 7 месяцев назад

      Is it hindu Heritage? ?😮

    • @tnobs3979
      @tnobs3979 7 месяцев назад +3

      @@imtiajsiam2205 I think it’s share heritage. There may have bigger influence of both religion in different times. Anyway Hinduism and Buddhism are not very different culturally. Their Origin and tradition, even ethics are very similar. Buddhism is one of the philosophical schools in ancient India which include the part of modern India, Pakistan, nepal, Bangladesh and Afghanistan for some extend. Hinduism is collective name of many schools. Their is philosophical differences.

  • @talhaasif7192
    @talhaasif7192 11 месяцев назад

    بہحت اچھا لگا ٹیکسلا کی ھسٹری جان کر آپ بہت خوبصورت معالومات ویورز تک پنہچا رہے ہیں بہت اعلیٰ تہذیب کو ایکسپلور کر رہے ھیں اور یہ بہت ہی غور طلب بات ہے سیا ہوں کو اجا زت دینی چاہیے ہماری حکومت اس سے بہت فائدہ لے سکتی ہے آ پ بہت اچھا کام کر رہے ہیں بہت نایاب معالومات پاکستان کو دے رہے ہیں اللہ تعالیٰ اپ کا حمی و ناصر ہو

  • @shuvaman2222
    @shuvaman2222 11 месяцев назад +2

    I am overwhelmed by Your voice. This is Your first video I watch. I am impressed by Your detailing and background music. Thank You so much for making this video. From Kolkata India

  • @anjanapatel385
    @anjanapatel385 Год назад +7

    Thank you so much for the video. A land is older than religion, culture etc. Rulers change but the past always leaves something in present. Appreciate it. It belongs to you and future generations. 🙏🏿

    • @rajasameer8381
      @rajasameer8381 7 месяцев назад

      I live here this is my hometown

  • @arpanapalle5556
    @arpanapalle5556 11 месяцев назад +3

    Thank you for the lovely tour across Taksh Shila. This is the ancestory of the Sub continent which was called India once upon a time.

  • @powerpia2000
    @powerpia2000 Год назад +8

    Dear friend
    This was by far one of the best episodes of your series.
    Really well made, well researched and fantastically presented

    • @rajasameer8381
      @rajasameer8381 7 месяцев назад

      I live here this is my hometown

  • @amalfarooqi2379
    @amalfarooqi2379 Год назад +2

    mind blowing! I don't know why history is so fascinating. aik mitti ka safar hy, khushboo ke zanjeer hy, jo talash rakhny waly hassas dilo'n ko baandhy rakhti hy, aur hazaron saal ka fasla lamhon myn tay ho jata hy. its amazing, isn't it?

  • @adnangul1202
    @adnangul1202 Год назад +5

    A state of art documentary. A lot of research done and helpful for every Pakistani.

  • @dpk228
    @dpk228 11 месяцев назад +6

    I'm very grateful of you for showing this wonderful heritage of ours with us 🙏🏼

  • @starone72
    @starone72 11 месяцев назад +3

    Awesome video as usual and thanks for showing taxila an ancient wonder 👍 loved it watched from USA 🇺🇸

  • @alakdebnath8512
    @alakdebnath8512 11 месяцев назад +3

    Indias ancient heritage.chankya teachs here.emotional.

  • @abhishekbhattacharya6785
    @abhishekbhattacharya6785 11 месяцев назад +1

    Baalwala ji ka kaam zabardast hai . Takshashila ka itihaas dikhakar aapne hume apne hi beete hue kal se pehchaan karwaya hai . iske liye baal wala team ko lakh lakh shukriya . aaj se 2500 se 3000 saal pehle ke insaan kaise the hume ruins khandahar dekhkar pata chalta hai . hume ummeed hai ki aage bhi baal waala team aise hi kisi itihaas ke khoye hue panne ko aajke insaano ke saamne pesh karegi . iran afghanistan pakistan ke itihaas se rubaru karwayegi . aapka bahut bahut dhanyawad.

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  11 месяцев назад

      Thanks much. Thank for the precious words. We ll keep showing this heritage .

  • @88arakvita
    @88arakvita 10 месяцев назад +1

    Beautiful land full of historic places and heritage to humanity. Greetings from Minneapolis 💝 Minnesota 🙏🙏🙏👍👍

  • @veenarain
    @veenarain 11 месяцев назад +6

    Very nicely presented Balwalaji. Thanks for your effort. A more detailed coverage of the museum would be needed. An Indian living in Recife, Brazil.

  • @mangalasp806
    @mangalasp806 Год назад +6

    Greetings from India sir. I watch all the videos you post and like them too. Huge thanks and respect 🙏🙏. Best wishes for your work. Taxila video has come out so well and eagerly waiting for the next part.

  • @NSingh1979
    @NSingh1979 11 месяцев назад +9

    Your commentary is poetry to my ears, it is how History is intended to be dreamt. Bravo

  • @ZafarIqbal-l1b3l
    @ZafarIqbal-l1b3l 5 дней назад

    Very best history explained,thanks.

  • @atozindia8150
    @atozindia8150 Месяц назад +2

    I seen from East Champaran Bihar India ❤❤

  • @suyashkumar2812
    @suyashkumar2812 11 месяцев назад +5

    Great video of Taxila and its Rich Heritage. So serene and peaceful ❤

    • @vishwamitragupta3434
      @vishwamitragupta3434 11 месяцев назад

      इस्लाम के आने पर दुनिया ने मानवता ने बहुत दर्द सहा है जो आज भी बदस्तूर जारी है।
      विडियो बनाने वाले व्यक्ति की शायराना आवाज और मोनेस्टी की दिल को छूने वाली कहानी सुनकर दिल को सुकून मिला।

  • @anandamoysarkar718
    @anandamoysarkar718 11 месяцев назад +3

    Thank you brother. It really mesmerized me. The history of our great country is also great.
    Your description was so nice that it enchanted me. Keep on doing the job for the sake of humanity.

  • @kanwalsethi9822
    @kanwalsethi9822 Год назад +5

    Thanks a lot. You are a real human being who has soul and spirit. Greatly appreciate your efforts in this highly esteemed venture. 🌷🌹🥀🙌👌

  • @tsewangrinchen290
    @tsewangrinchen290 11 месяцев назад +1

    These are buddhist monument preserves and protect which is your precious properties n countless jewellery.
    God bless you

  • @sohanashahreen2432
    @sohanashahreen2432 17 дней назад

    From Bangladesh I am watching ur video of precious place.
    Thanks such a elaborated narration. Being a Artist i am very much fond of historical place.
    I wish will visit one day.

  • @venkat161175
    @venkat161175 11 месяцев назад +4

    Bhai, I got so emotional hearing you speak. Thanks for the video. I dont know whether I can visit Takshashila or Takth-e-bahi during my lifetime , but it is my dream. I was blessed to see the Temple of the Tooth in Colombo in 2018. I just pray that I get a chance.
    Thanks once again.

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  11 месяцев назад

      Most welcome

  • @yaseenbannugull9210
    @yaseenbannugull9210 8 месяцев назад +3

    my brother my friend hairy I wish the people of Pakistan respecting others' religion and learn to respect And those who want to visit this place May Allah make the path easy for them As Muslims want to go to Mecca, may Allah fulfill their wishes

  • @Daniyaal_Hind
    @Daniyaal_Hind Год назад +5

    सर बहुत इंतज़ार था की कभी आप तक्षशिला भी दिखाए !! आप ने ख्वाहिश पूरी कर दी !! एक तारीख़ पर मुल्क जुदा हाए क्यों सितम ऐसा !! 😢

  • @yamunagamage7190
    @yamunagamage7190 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you for the beautiful historical video. As a Buddhist from srilanka i wish i could visit this place. Thank you Pakistan for protecting it for the future ❤❤❤🎉

  • @ukanwars
    @ukanwars 11 месяцев назад +2

    I went there last month from UK. Really nice museum and site.

  • @sanjayhallur1323
    @sanjayhallur1323 11 месяцев назад +7

    Such a wonderful video you have made . This knowledge video should take Pakistan government to introspect and promote the ancient cultural similarity between Bharat and Pakistan . This will benefit immensely to brother and sisters of Pakistan. I have read Takshashila knowledge University only in books but seeing this video you have taken me back to 2500 years .Thanks to Baalwala.

    • @phoenixj1299
      @phoenixj1299 11 месяцев назад

      There is no culture in Pakistan to even have a similarity.

  • @aamirarman2624
    @aamirarman2624 Год назад +4

    Dimensions of history and different beliefs, civilizations and your commentary is a perfect combo.
    Stay Blessed Sir ❤

  • @GJM_US
    @GJM_US 11 месяцев назад +4

    BaalWala bhai, amazing amazing video. I just came across first time your channel and I am totally impressed at the way you gave tour of these Buddhist sites and made a heartfelt plea to PK government to promote tourism. You were very respectful of Buddha and Buddhism - that I appreciate, its very hard to find a Muslim who would extend kindness to any other religion.
    I am Indian born US citizen for almost half a decade. I love Buddha's teaching and am an aspiring Buddhist. I would absolutely love to visit Takshashila (and the India/Nepal Buddhist circuit). This area would have an unimaginable economic boom if you develop tourism. The number of Japanese, Chinese, Korean, European and American tourists will be huge. It would be a life altering experience for people like me to meditate where King Ashoka walked and so many Buddhist monks must have practiced. Tourism is NUMBER 1 economic industry in the world. Why Pakistan consistently fails to exploit it to earn much needed dollars and at the same time display its softer image is just unbelievable. You open this up for tourism and guarantee safety to foreigners, I will be first in line to apply for tourist visa to visit. Thank you for this video.

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  11 месяцев назад +2

      Thanks ! You are most welcome to come here .Be our guest dear . This is a wonderful place. You would love visiting Pakistan

  • @Clearandhonest
    @Clearandhonest 11 месяцев назад +1

    The narration is so beautiful and poetic . Full justice to the location

  • @sapnamelanta2381
    @sapnamelanta2381 11 месяцев назад

    Beautiful soothing commentry....his voice is like cool fresh air in hot summer day...bless you balwala🙏🙏

  • @Zainkazmiforu
    @Zainkazmiforu Год назад +3

    Thank u sooo much for making very clean n clear video and history ❤ I always wanted to see a video like this . Plz also make in Ashoka and his stones in mansehra etc places

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  Год назад +1

      Sure Zain

    • @paulomi9351
      @paulomi9351 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@BaalWalaAshoka grandson was samrat samprati also known as Jain Ashok and son of blind son kunala of Ashok
      Samrat samprati had built several Jain temple and stupas all across his kingdom which he expanded after Ashok left active politics
      Sirkap stupa is actually jaina site and one can see inscription of kunala and samprati
      Kharosti script, sister script of Brahmi written from right to left 😊
      Brahmi lipi is very ancient writing scripts and so samprati wrote inscription in Brahmi and kharosti as people could read those scripts then
      Also prior to Mauryan Dynasty, when Alexander attacked today's Punjab Pakistan and on the way had burnt persepolis abode of Paras kul or parsa clan people or parsis following zorastrianism, magadh was ruled by Nanda Dynasty king 👑
      For brief time , Sindhu sauvira janpada did go to Darius but later he had to return to persia as there was problem in his satrapy and later Alexander destroyed persepolis
      There was Greek settlement as Alexander did leave behind few Greek soldiers behind him who later mixed with locals
      There was Greek presence in court of Mauryan empire
      So we have a long history of bharatvarsh associated with Pakistan
      This civilization is joint ancestry of people of Indian sub continent region itself

  • @Sureshkumar-bw8br
    @Sureshkumar-bw8br 11 месяцев назад +6

    You did a great job, I am a Buddhist. I am surprised when I watch or study ancient cities where Buddhists used to live. The most surprising thing is that Taxila is now in Pak's land and Why Pakistani did not learn anything from the Great Buddha's teachings. But you did a fantastic job.

    • @Mapleleaf-i4n
      @Mapleleaf-i4n 11 месяцев назад

      Pakistani are blind and adharmi people didnt you see all the idols faces were wiped out.

    • @Jaan_Mustafa
      @Jaan_Mustafa 11 месяцев назад +5

      india was buddhisht country but hindu forcefully converted them into hindus

    • @Sureshkumar-bw8br
      @Sureshkumar-bw8br 11 месяцев назад +2

      @@Jaan_Mustafa Ya, This is.

    • @Mapleleaf-i4n
      @Mapleleaf-i4n 11 месяцев назад

      @@Jaan_Mustafa Are you mad or what Shiva Vishu Ram Krishna existed even before buddha hinduism is the oldest religion and remember you people are safe Only because of Hindu king Shivaji Maharaj otherwise you would be chanting olla uber like those in afgan and pak be grateful to us we are the oldest religion and you bhuddhist started forceful conversions.

    • @Mapleleaf-i4n
      @Mapleleaf-i4n 11 месяцев назад

      @@Jaan_Mustafa and yes we hindus dont eat cows and animal flesh like you.!!

  • @sbandyopadhyay6230
    @sbandyopadhyay6230 11 месяцев назад +7

    This is a master narration of history with the beautiful diction of a poet. It was truly captivating from the beginning to the end. Respect and thanks for the hard work that you have put in.

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  11 месяцев назад

      Thanks a lot dear !

  • @vindraprasad2187
    @vindraprasad2187 8 дней назад

    Dil khush ho gya bhagwan बुद्ध जी ki अमर विरासत को देख कर
    Ye whi तक्षशिला है जो Hindustaan ki शान था, है , और रहेगा
    तक्षशिला से ही चाणक्य, महर्षि padini, aur विष्णु शर्मा जी ने शिक्षा प्राप्त की थी
    तक्षशिला vishwavidhyalaya की स्थापना राजा तक्ष ने की थी
    ❤❤

  • @Hanagandi
    @Hanagandi 7 месяцев назад

    Awesome! Thanks for making this video. This is on my bucket list!

  • @shaziyaahzeenatullah2100
    @shaziyaahzeenatullah2100 Год назад +4

    Thanks for the English translation, at the base of the videos,and for the informative 👍 👌 👏 videos,Sir.Prayers from Raawalpindee, Northern Province of Punjaab, lslaamic Republic of Paakistaan, South Asia 🌏 😊.

  • @yudhistirs
    @yudhistirs 11 месяцев назад +539

    Correction : It is Not Pakistan's Ancient City, it is Bharat's ancient city occupied by Pakistan

    • @ahsanmateen5673
      @ahsanmateen5673 11 месяцев назад +88

      Now this ancient place is in Pakistan not in India so, keep crying and second thing hum muslins bhi tumhare ancestors mai se hi hain jinho ne baad mai Islam accept karliya tha so, ye place unlogo se bhi belong karti hai.

    • @bipinhemam
      @bipinhemam 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@ahsanmateen5673 Now that you have become a Muslim you are filled with hate towards your ancestors who you call idol worshipers. What has Pakistan achieved since its partition other than turning your children into suicide bomber and exporting terrorism and spreading hate and bad mouthing Bharat? Your Muslim leaders have turned this ancient and fertile land with its rich culture and history into a lawless Bikharistan where Muslims bomb and murder each other.

    • @Mapleleaf-i4n
      @Mapleleaf-i4n 11 месяцев назад +72

      ​@@ahsanmateen5673Acha tu hindu hi hua na fir

    • @ahsanmateen5673
      @ahsanmateen5673 11 месяцев назад +29

      @@Mapleleaf-i4n beta mai nhi mera ancestors hindu honge jinho ne baad mai Islam accept kar liya aur wo log as a Muslims hi mare hn not hindu, and I am their next generation and proud muslim. ALHAMDULILLAH.

    • @sankarasubramani8953
      @sankarasubramani8953 11 месяцев назад +22

      Correction ... partitioned and this land mass went to Pakistan

  • @passionatelifestyle374
    @passionatelifestyle374 Год назад +5

    Nice presentation... wonderful Mr.Baalwala..sadak ka Rekha he ..jo hum insan ne banaya..par aapke Allah humarah bhagban ji hum insan ko banaya insaniyet se..India aiye kabhi.. Pakistan ❤ bohot sundar desh he..love Pakistan.

  • @thelivingxp
    @thelivingxp 11 месяцев назад

    People like you can bring the world together.

  • @divyangkamble7918
    @divyangkamble7918 7 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for this video thanks for showing us the oldest statues of buddha love from india ❤

  • @gaynarjan5063
    @gaynarjan5063 Год назад +7

    Sir aapko bahut bahut dhanyvad, takshila Vishva ka sabse purana vishwavidyalay University tha, aapane panchmahabhuta ka Naam liya Aag (Agni), Pani (jal), Aasman (Aakash), hawa ( vayu), aur jameen (Prithvi) rig Vaidik upnishad ka gyan isi takshila mein paida hua Sanatan Dharm ki Vaidik kal ki rajdhani yah Bhumi hai, sambhvat hinduon ka yah rig Vaidik kal ka kendriya sthan tha, gaytri Mantra yahi Racha Gaya ❤❤❤❤❤

    • @Daniyaal_Hind
      @Daniyaal_Hind Год назад +2

      Akramankari sako kushano perthiano ke Rigved ki gapodgatha ka kahi evidence nahi he 🙅🏻‍♀️ ab man bhi lo ki bahri guspethiye the tum bhi !! But duniya is bhumi ko budh ki bhumi se janti he !!

    • @gaynarjan5063
      @gaynarjan5063 Год назад

      @@Daniyaal_Hind
      Bhai mere itihaas hamare ghar mein aapke ghar mein nahin likha jata Banaras ke Raja ka mantri hajaron kilometre dur kya khojne gaya tha vah Hindu tha bhai mere Bhagwan Buddh khud Hindu the Rajput chhatriya the Gautam ham Banaras se hain bhai aapse vivad hamen nahin karna, per aapse ek aagrah hai aap hamara ek kam kar dijiye Google per search kariye duniya ki Sabse purani pandulipi (manuscript) kaun si hai kahan per Mili hai ka itihaas kya hai iska HAL hoga Rigved. (manuscript) bhai ham vivad karne ke liye baat nahin bole Hain gustakhi maaf

    • @Daniyaal_Hind
      @Daniyaal_Hind Год назад +2

      @@gaynarjan5063 बहुत बड़े ह्वाट्सऐप हिस्टोरियन निकले आप तो 😂 !! जरा बताए आप कि पांडुलिपि किस भाषा और लिपि में मिली ??

    • @alphaff9939
      @alphaff9939 11 месяцев назад +1

      Konsa rig ved be tunni ? Tumare yaha tho dvija ke siway kisi ko education nhi dete jabki taxshila me india ke hi nhi bahar ke bhi log padha karte thee ye Buddhist University hai

    • @dhirajjha8006
      @dhirajjha8006 7 месяцев назад

      ​@ajaysamanta9661buddhism puri duniya me faila hai aur chanakya kalpanik hai

  • @user-dz4ty5df3d
    @user-dz4ty5df3d Год назад +5

    Thanks so much Baal Waala ji, awesome upload. 🙏 so sad that this is in Pakistan where millions will not go and also sad to see so many damaged sculptures

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  Год назад +3

      Pakistan has saved these sculptures . Huns destroyed them

    • @user-dz4ty5df3d
      @user-dz4ty5df3d 11 месяцев назад +2

      @@BaalWala thanks so much for your reply 🙏 but still not easy to travel to Pakistan which is a dangerous place to go, sorry 😞

    • @Indianboy1790
      @Indianboy1790 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@BaalWala islamic invaders destroyed this civilisation much more than huns.

  • @vaibhavkulkarni4115
    @vaibhavkulkarni4115 Год назад +8

    Thank you sr for sharing this video.. ancient philosopher aachary chanakya was president of takshshila University..

    • @passionatelifestyle374
      @passionatelifestyle374 Год назад +1

      Right

    • @kasturik2294
      @kasturik2294 Год назад

      Yes, Chankiya

    • @shivansh23456
      @shivansh23456 11 месяцев назад

      Lawda Chanakya.... Chanakya is a fictional character fitted by Brahmins after 1905 to discredit Chandragupta Maurya..... Not real one.....

  • @IndianSwordStyles
    @IndianSwordStyles 11 месяцев назад

    Love from India it’s तक्षशिला
    Meaning stone of taksh

  • @arupghosh136
    @arupghosh136 11 месяцев назад +2

    I have read, heard so much about Taxashila. Place of Chanakya! So much glory! Shocked to see the sorry state of affair! If the blessing of Lord Buddha exist then it will revive its old glory! Like Nalanda!
    Looks you Pakistanis are discovering Taxilla! We Indian students read and remember our Taxashila every day!

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  11 месяцев назад +2

      We have preserved the sites as much as we could. Hunz destroyed these sites long ago.

  • @uttarayone
    @uttarayone 11 месяцев назад +29

    Namoskar! I must appreciate your wonderful effort to spread awareness in Pakistani citizen regarding our enriched history of Indian subcontinent. It’s really sad and very disturbing how invaders had destroyed such mesmerizing masterpieces. In recent history in 2001 we’d witnessed another heinous destruction of Bamiyan Buddha in the name of Religion. That time I was just a kid but I clearly remember the shocking broadcasting of this tragic event. People may convert or choose their path of faith but that doesn’t give them the right to vandalize anything which’s so precious. I can just wish Pakistani people will realise the importance of preservation of historical monuments or any artefacts after 76 years of partition rather denying our common past.

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  11 месяцев назад +6

      Pakistan is taking care of its heritage very diligently

    • @realnapster1522
      @realnapster1522 11 месяцев назад

      Pakistanis have identity crisis. They have rejected their Indian roots. What do you expect from an Islamic hell hole?

    • @PradipKumarDass
      @PradipKumarDass 11 месяцев назад

      @@BaalWala who said Pakistani are connect to arab some time turkeys a Erdogan 70 percent speak panjabi nation language urdu. They deny there history. According to Pakistan history started when kasim come to Pakistan.. Pakistan is in identification , crisis.

    • @Mapleleaf-i4n
      @Mapleleaf-i4n 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@BaalWalaDikh hi raha hai sari murtiya tod di sale jihadiyo ne.

    • @manthanpandya7501
      @manthanpandya7501 11 месяцев назад +5

      What happened when in 2021 two farmers found Buddha statue in Khyber pakhtunva?😮😢
      They destroyed it by Moulvi's instructions

  • @MZ-zp3wv
    @MZ-zp3wv 8 месяцев назад +4

    Love texsila from wha city Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

    • @Growwithabhinav.
      @Growwithabhinav. 8 месяцев назад +2

      Takshila hai bhai 😂😂

    • @MZ-zp3wv
      @MZ-zp3wv 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@Growwithabhinav. Bhai??

    • @Growwithabhinav.
      @Growwithabhinav. 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@MZ-zp3wv actually it is takshshila University world first University established by Hindus after the invasion of muslims it was destroyed.

    • @Growwithabhinav.
      @Growwithabhinav. 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@MZ-zp3wv like nalanda. You don't know about your history.

    • @voiddew
      @voiddew 3 месяца назад

      @@Growwithabhinav.
      It was destroyed by Huns and Nalanda was Buddhist Ritual centre

  • @RJFizaAli
    @RJFizaAli Год назад +7

    Whaao. Surprise to see a new video. We Pakistani should be proud of such a rich civilization here ❤ Good work Baalwala Bhai.

    • @sharmavic-1685
      @sharmavic-1685 Год назад +8

      Finally acknowledging your true history.

    • @bonran
      @bonran Год назад

      WHich is Indian History......not Paki history. Baap tu baap rahega. Najayaz bacche najayaz rahenge.@@sharmavic-1685

  • @arunpuri1142
    @arunpuri1142 9 месяцев назад +1

    He is a learned man and a good narrator. God bless him

  • @anirbanchakraborty6473
    @anirbanchakraborty6473 7 месяцев назад

    Wah... Kya baat hai... I keep watching your videos... Flow majedar hai... Rich language and awesome presentation

  • @atulsehgal8670
    @atulsehgal8670 Год назад +10

    Chhoti bhai good effort . Vaishaikh is a month and vishakha is a nakshatra . Every mont has 27 constellations .
    You missed the name Takhshila is derived from two sons of Bharat brother of Lord Ram . One was Mr . Taksh and second was Mr Pushkala . Taksha developed Takhshila kingdom which was pronounced as Taxila . Other developed Pushkalwati which has ruins near Charsadda . Now thank me for this information 😀

    • @parveenkhanna1964
      @parveenkhanna1964 Год назад +2

      well said Atul. All our Punjabi history is across the border.Sad we lost it

    • @godxspray9051
      @godxspray9051 11 месяцев назад +3

      Taxila has nothing to do with Hinduism in Ancient Times. It was all Buddhism. People say you will find everything related to ancient Hinduism in text and about Buddhism in archeology sites, thats the difference.

    • @shivansh23456
      @shivansh23456 11 месяцев назад

      Lawda Hinduism.... Chutiye.... Hinduism itself came from Buddhism.....Mahayan and Vajrayaan Sect of Buddhism in India is nothing but present name changed Hinduism in India.... Nothing to do with your Lord Ram..... A character from Jatak katha of Buddhism..... Ye chutiya kahin aur banana.... Log chutiya nhi hai jo ab bhi tumhari banayi gayi katha kahaniyon me fas jaye.... Samjha....

    • @alphaff9939
      @alphaff9939 11 месяцев назад

      @@godxspray9051 this people are number 1 robbers taxshila odantpuri vikramshila nalanda all are Buddhist universities and this guys were unknown to it until Britishers found them and told history now they claim that it's of Hindus in Hinduism giving education outside 3 caste is not even allowed

    • @paulomi9351
      @paulomi9351 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@godxspray9051 sorry but u don't know anything about JAINISM whose ancient name is shraman dharma or anekantawad also called samanism or shramanism way ancient dharma than Buddhism
      Rather Buddha is title for enlightenment
      Do you know about JAINISM which has stupas called chaitya kadarh or yagna vedi in Sanskrit and stubha or thuba in prakrit which means monument or memorial of heap of stone 🪨 and even today call Jain temple as chaitya alay or devalaya or jinalaya and Pooja as chaitya vandan Pooja
      Jainism history is way ancient and during times of 24th Jain tirthankar vardhaman mahavir, Sindhu sauvira janpada was under king udayan who took Jain diksha under vardhaman mahavir himself
      Do you know when 24th tirthankara vardhaman mahavir himself existed
      It's over two thousand five hundred years
      Now prior to him was 23rd tirthankara parshvanath bhagwan
      Whose temple is there in sindh Pakistan
      Chalo uss sey pichey jaatey hain
      22nd tirthankara neminath or arishthnemi, whose sign or lanchan is conch shell and yakshi or guardian attendant diety goddess amba or ambika was cousin of Krishna himself
      They were chandravanshi or from lunar Dynasty from yaduvanshi lineage
      Unnsey pehley was 21st tirthankara naminath
      Unsey pehle was 20th tirthankara munisuvrat whose sign or lanchan is 🐢
      Well ramayan happened during time of tirthankara munisuvrat bhagwan
      Ram was suryavanshi or ikshvaku lineage king 👑
      Do you know from where ikshvaku lineage started
      It starts from Jain tirthankar rishabhdev or adinath, son of swayambhu Manu or kulkar named nabhi kulkar or ajanabhi
      Tirthankara rishabhdev or adinath had long hair locks like jata and was called jattadhari or kaparda
      He attained shiv pad Nirvana or moksha on mount kailash or asthapad
      His sign or lanchan is bull and yaksha or guardian attendant diety is gomukh yaksha and yakshini chakreshwari mata whose vehicle is Garuda
      His son chakravarti Bharat after whom bharatvarsh itself named ruled over entire bharatkshetra ( 1 Arya khund and 5 malech khund) in vast jambudweep whose centre is mount meru or sudarshan meru or axis mundi
      Jainism is way ancient dharma than you can ever imagine 😂🤣

  • @muhammadyasirchaudhry9689
    @muhammadyasirchaudhry9689 Год назад +18

    This is not the history of pakistan,it is the history of Bharat.

    • @HassanAli-pv4fo
      @HassanAli-pv4fo Год назад +4

      it's not the history of india or Bharat ... indus Civilization Sanatan Dharam se hazaroon saal purani hai so it's older than Bharat

    • @hassanaftab1270
      @hassanaftab1270 Год назад +3

      If taj mahal can be history of India then this surely can be ours

    • @sharmavic-1685
      @sharmavic-1685 Год назад +1

      You also should proud of because it is also the history of yours you are not from arab Turk or Mongolia until you are not pathan or pashtun.

    • @DoloMalo-mw4zl
      @DoloMalo-mw4zl Год назад +2

      @@sharmavic-1685 we Pakistans are proud of our heritage and History Indus Valley civilisation had more connections with Persian Middle Eastern and Near Eastern civilisations than Endia of today: Gandhara civilisation is in Pakistan- Alexandra the Great never went Endia of today; Raja pouras who fought Alexandra was born and died in what is now Pakistan

    • @sharmavic-1685
      @sharmavic-1685 Год назад

      @@DoloMalo-mw4zl Indus valley civilization was the Civilization who used to worship Budha and lord Shiva how come it had the connection with middle east and Persia matlab kuch bhi bhai ?
      Apne se mat jodo kuch bhi yaar padho malum padega facts par bate Karo .
      GO AND SEE MEUSEUM BUDHA STATUES HAVE BEEN FOUND BURRIED UNDER THE SOIL WHILE DISCOVERY.

  • @danlee7867
    @danlee7867 Год назад +6

    "This type of history should be taught in schools, and people should take pride in their rich and open-minded culture. It's very sad that we are simply following a 300-year-old barbaric civilization. India and Pakistan are the only two countries where people seem not to take pride in their history, culture, and heritage.

    • @LOVE5JAB
      @LOVE5JAB Год назад

      But will the Islamic Mulla be happy with real history.. How Islamic invaders converted Buddhist of today pakistan & Afganistani into muslims..

    • @Amitsa299
      @Amitsa299 Год назад

      Only pakistani not Indian.

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

      @@Amitsa299 we Pakistani are proud of our heritage and historical sites like Indus Valley civilisation which had more connections with Persian Middle Eastern and Near Eastern civilisations than Endia of today Gandhara culture civilisation is totally in Pakistan Alexandra he never went to Endia of today; we are proud of Great Raja Poras who was born and died in which is Pakistan now; Maharaja Ranjit Singh was born and died in what is Now Pakistan his Empire language was Persian

    • @kasturik2294
      @kasturik2294 Год назад +1

      It used to be taught in schools before 80’s. I remember it vividly. Then gen Zia ul haq happened to this country 😮. Syllabus was changed to accommodate jihad only n we became jahil.

  • @meditationmountainbyrishab919
    @meditationmountainbyrishab919 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for this wonderful and informative video. Your narrative laced with Poetry was very enjoyable. Much appreciate, please continue on this inspiring journey! Wishing you and your channel great success and love from India!

  • @shaktisadhanamission5345
    @shaktisadhanamission5345 11 месяцев назад

    बहुत शानदार
    आपकी उर्दू भाषा भी कायनात से कम नहीं।
    दिल में उतर गयी आपकी बातें।
    🙏🙏🙏

  • @dharmrajpatel6799
    @dharmrajpatel6799 Год назад +4

    kitne dukh ki baat hai humara history hum log nhi dekh skate hai dil mai dukh hai mai ye sab nahi dekh nai skata hu 1947 patriation mai sab history or half humara culture or history bhi patriation ho gaya hai bad luck .

  • @President233
    @President233 10 месяцев назад +121

    Thanks to the Government of Pakistan, they have preserved the history. In our India, Brahmims (Hindoo ) captured all this,
    KedarNath, BaijNath, Mundeshwari Temple, JaganNath, SomNath
    TirupatiBalaJi Many More ...

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  10 месяцев назад +16

      Really ?

    • @ravih905
      @ravih905 10 месяцев назад +70

      What captured? Do you know the meaning? They built this.

    • @atpt5
      @atpt5 10 месяцев назад +25

      😂😂😂😂kch v

    • @atpt5
      @atpt5 10 месяцев назад +84

      Pakistan preserve history is joke for Pakistan itself 😂.. Every Pakistani have identity crisis sometime they think are Arabic sometimes they connect themselves to Turkish. Sometimes they called themselves originally from Pakistan and sometimes they called themselves Indian or even Indian rajput
      Who really think Pakistan preserve their history but Pakistani history start from 1947.before that it's all about Indian history. Bharatvasrh.... So just aware yourself 😂

    • @President233
      @President233 10 месяцев назад +2

      @@BaalWala
      Bilkul...

  • @THE_BEAST2...
    @THE_BEAST2... 10 месяцев назад +2

    Takkhisila in lrgnwes to pali namo budday ❤❤

  • @dilrubaislam1586
    @dilrubaislam1586 10 месяцев назад

    Ap ka video bahat hi sundar hai... Bilkul bachake rakhna chahiye purane history ko... ❤️❤️

  • @imtiazousmand2271
    @imtiazousmand2271 4 месяца назад

    Really appreciate your efforts in educating us of this important Buddist archeological sites in Pakistan. Should be protected for future generations to come. Leaving our religious affiliations aside.

  • @OMPANDYA-bf7hx
    @OMPANDYA-bf7hx 3 месяца назад

    Salute aapko God bless you ji aap ka bhut man history har pahlu janneka prayas karta hu ji aapko me sere Pakistan ka khitab deta hu kya majedar description he. ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @prasantapathak7724
    @prasantapathak7724 8 месяцев назад +2

    Excellent! The origin of this is connected to India. Actually, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Myanmar and Bangladesh all should have been together. British came and divided the United zone with the help of power crazy politicians of the South Asian countries. I am very glad to see the remains in Taxila as well as the museum. Pakistan should promote tourism sufficiently so that interested tourists from all countries can visit the places. Pakistan can earn well through this and many can get employment. Mahenjodaro and number of other places in Pakistan are attractive tourist spots for world tourists including Indians. Hope your vdo will open up the eyes of the Pakistan government.

  • @lothub4353
    @lothub4353 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you so much for your beautiful historical video 👌🙏🙏🙏👌

  • @prashantbgandhi
    @prashantbgandhi 11 месяцев назад +1

    Respect
    My Nanihal was Karachi
    One day sure to visit this site
    Tourism is great to connect the people

  • @shamanicmonotheism
    @shamanicmonotheism 11 месяцев назад

    So much thank you from India. I always wanted to once see this historical site but with your help I saw it with my family sitting in india . Thank you for it . I am happy to see that people there have taken care of it. It will keep saying about glorious university standing on site thousands years ago

  • @SurajKumar-zc5nt
    @SurajKumar-zc5nt Месяц назад

    Sir very happy to see this site people of Pakistan love you ki save the bhudha

  • @BhavanaShivu
    @BhavanaShivu 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for sharing remains of Takshashila with us. Much gratitude…..

  • @panbahadurkshetry9049
    @panbahadurkshetry9049 7 месяцев назад

    very nicely presented. thanks for your initiation. from Kathmandu, Nepal.

  • @scientificnishant
    @scientificnishant 10 месяцев назад

    Wonderful video.. your commentary was brilliant
    Would love to visit our heritage..

  • @sunilsarwade1459
    @sunilsarwade1459 7 месяцев назад

    Ye jghah Pak ki taqdir badal degi❤❤❤ ❤❤❤❤❤. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @joydeepsanyal1058
    @joydeepsanyal1058 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you for the lovely presentation, informative, factual and wonderfully composed. 👍

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  10 месяцев назад

      So nice of you

  • @tadolgaga4146
    @tadolgaga4146 11 месяцев назад

    Thank u so much for sharing this video ❤ I am Buddhist

    • @BaalWala
      @BaalWala  11 месяцев назад

      Really ! Please share your number or email

  • @SanjayGupta-jk7hl
    @SanjayGupta-jk7hl 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks for a best program.... ❤

  • @PSDeb
    @PSDeb 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks for showing Taksh Sila and really appreciate the way your govt has preserved it.