THE HISTORY OF INDIA in 12 Minutes - Part 1 

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The world's oldest Civiliazation yet still survives with its roots and culture. Respect from USA 🙏🙏

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Since the early invaders entered India, Kalinga ( now known as Odisha) was amongst the very few states which were less affected and influenced. Presently you can witness the centuries-old culture and livelihood in this part of India. This represents how brave and powerful the Kalinga was in those days.

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As a Pakistani I'm super proud of my Hindu heritage and Hindu lineage.

I’m from Philippines and I thank you for this video, India’s history is very rare here

The untouchables South India 💪🏾 Cholas, Cheras and Pandiyas 🚩🚩

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Where is Tamil?, Chera chola Pandiya dynasties.. these three empire were the longest survived empire in the history of world.. over 2000 years these three empire survived.. traded happened for European as well as Chinese since it is the midpoint of the trade. On sea... You missed the entire plot of South India

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Vardhana Dynasty (590-647 AD) Chalukya Dynasty (550-750 AD) Pallava Dynasty (550-850 AD) Rashtrakuta Dynasty (753-973 AD) Chola Dynasty (850-1279 AD) Hoysala Dynasty (950-1343 AD) Vijayanagara Empire (1336-1646 AD) you missed a few dynasties and history as the narrative of your Indian history focuses on Delhi's point of view but India on the other hand has a lot more great dynasties with cultural significance which you miss with Delhi's point of view ...

While this was a concise history, it seems the focus of this video was not India, but rather North India. South India was pretty much ignored.

I have no doubt once India was once my home in a past life. I have a deep affinity toward it’s people, history and philosophies as an America, and I am sure many others do the world over, many souls miss the days of Hind.

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South Indian rulers so underrated 😌

Watching this from Canada, I am blown away. Our history books go back 400 years max. Mainly just the last 150. To see (North) Indian history laid out like that is just astounding. Your history books must be bigger then our encyclopedias! Sending love to India and Indian people all over the world. See you at the next commonwealth games!

I have been meaning to get deeper into the history. This was an easy to walkthrough to get started. Thank you for that!

Proud to be Hindu Maratha which one saved the Indian culture from the mughals era the gem of maratha Empire shree chhatrapati shivaji maharraj a Great salute and Also salute to our freedom fighters Jay Hind 🇮🇳🚩

The times of Hinduism, Janism, Buddhism, Sikhism and the times of the celebrations must of been marvelous

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7:00 - how to ruin a land

India is a country of undeniable great history

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Although I liked this video but i think there are many things he’s skipped them should’ve mentioned them like for example during the gupta empire there is many Indian mathematicians made important contributions. They were the first to use algebra, develop the idea of zero, and explain the concept of infinity; something without an end. They were also were the first to use the modern numbers 1-9 for counting. and also invented mathematical algorithms and advanced knowledge in many fields of astronomy, and medicine and chemistry during this period and also you didn’t mentioned south India at all 😅this is from Kuwait btw 🇰🇼

This is the history we are taught.. there is so much even before what's shows here which we were never thought of brainwashed to forget..

7:22 The Rajputs stood for almost 500 years for motherland BHARAT(india) Proud to be part of such caste , and more to be part of my hinduism 🕉️

I know you briefly mentioned it, but you forgot to include the Maratha Empire into the map. It was an impressive confederacy.

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Thankyou for this beautiful explanation of our country India 🤗

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The Indian History is so ENORMOUS that it can't be explained in just 12Minutes.

In Europe (at least in my school) we learn very litttle abou Asian nations like India and China, which is very unfortunate because they had civilizations which were at least as suficticated as the Romans or the Greeks.

Very well explained Indian civilization , Empires , historical Events etc

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The GOOSEBUMPS I got when you said "History of India" .Keep up the good work!

Thanks for the animation...it helps a lot during studying of history.❤

India surviving as a geographical entity in itself is a miracle. At a time when communities were creating nations along linguistic, ethnic and religious lines and breaking away from their former nations or empires, India has still remained intact and sustained itself even after the presence of 25 to 30 different linguistic and ethnic groups.

Maharaja Ranjit Singh - 1800 to 1839 An era of Sikh Kingdom from Afghan to Delhi is missing in this video.

The video profoundly gives the disclaimer that this is not the complete history of india , although well done describing the outline of events during the many centuries , the list of events that were missed out could go on for a few more episodes.

Brilliant summary of a Great Nation - Thank You !!

"Buddhism which later became Hinduism" As much as I know Siddharta Gautama(the founder of Buddhism) was a Hindu himself

You literally left the Tamil kings... That's illegal

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It’s the golden age of *I n d i a*

I am an Indian I am really happy to see that you are actually talking about India

Very clear & narration in brief of our great historical events

Where is the mention of the world's greatest empire vijayanagara empire where pearls and diamonds were sold like vegetables on the road.. Shrikrishna devaraya raya was the ruler and warrior in history who fought 3 Islamic rulers simultaneously he was peerless emperor.

I'm not Indian but I love and respect their culture

Please talk about Vijayanagara kingdoms and other south indian kingdoms which had a prolific impact on the history of india

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No UK colonisation, no India today, India has never been a unified country before the UK colonisation.

The recent archeological survivor in south India Tamilnadu (Keezhadi) will change the history in beyond and the oldest of all civilisation in India and World. The video discusses about the invaders and rules of North India (Morden India),but south India have somewhere related with Indus Valley civilisation (Harappa and Mohenj-daro civilisation). The Keezhadi archaeology survivor reveals that the civilisation are from 6th century BCE by radiocarbon dating and some of the remains still unique & identical on the periodic stage. Archaeological Surveys Claims that the results show that there was writing at that time have been challenged

I am extremely proud that I belong to the oldest existing civilization 😁.

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You have provided glimpses of great indian history very nicely ❤

Even before mughals Tamil kingdoms were there

India was the worlds richest and most advanced country for most of history. Don’t let people make you forget this

The first line-- India is filled with incredible stories-- says it all. The word means: unworthy of being believed. Q.E.D..

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The Mauryan and cholas have heavy influence in all over south asia... The rise of Buddhism in whole asia is because of mauryan empire..

In 12 minutes, you were taught us a long years of great India’s History.. thanks...

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The Music at the starts gives me goosebumps.

No mention of the great Vijayanagara empire, Marathas, Sikh kingdoms! The Vijayanagara empire ruled all of South India and some parts of North for over three centuries. The Marathas and Sikhs also established strong kingdoms.

Indic civilisation is one of the greatest civilisations of all time.

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EXCELLENT ! THANK YOU ! FROM, U.K. (2023).

You should have titled this video like "India's history before it independent exception of south india", south india had many great rulers who ruled over many today's foreign countries of East asia with South indian lands.

Not mentioning Sikhs and Sikh Empire is so insane, they played one of the most crucial roles in the defeat of the Mughals along side other majour empires like Marathas and Rajputs..

Mughal didn’t brought anything but distraction. If they where so good in architecture then why was their holy land in bad condition??

Why j&k miss indian map, this area also india

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You should have mentioned about the Chhatrapati Shivaji between 1600th century as his contribution was remarkable against mughal sultanat

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Mauryan Empire one of the golden Era

The Chola Empire is called as the Golden age of South India . Its vast territory including the present day Mumbai , to the north of the Ganges to its eastern portion of Bengal to the lands of Kalinga to the lands of Andhra , to the lands of Tamizhagam , to the lands of Eelam ( Sri Lanka ) , to the lands of Srivijaya ( modern day , Indonesia , Malaysia , Singapore ) to the lands of Burma , to the lands of Chalukyas ( including Karnataka ) , the Cholas was one of the longest ruling and the largest thallasocratic power untill a debate of how much more land they ruled , they were the great navy builders to that they even described the Bay of Bengal as simply a lake filled with large amout of Chola navy , the navy was very briefly divided , and even many temples at China and many inscriptions were too found in China too , the Chediyan temple in China is very famous .. There found a large amount of inscriptions in Southeast Asia . Mahmud Ghazni described one of the greatest kings of India at that time from the south India , is waging a great war of conquest at the north and refered him as Param Dev , this Param Dev is Parakesari Dev a short refering of " Parakesari Vanmarana Udaiyar Shree Rajendra Chola Devar" .... This title is found at many of Rajendra Chola 1's inscriptions and also in his Meikeerti . The great living Chola temples still stands dignity with great pride and dignified and says the grandeur and history of the great great Tamils . You spoke of Sanskrit , but the world's oldest living language which anyway managed all its way to the mordern world is considered as Tamil , which was spoke by a wide range of people all untill now and even to the future .... The Tamil Sangam literature' s rich grammar and heritegious grandeur too mentions of many scientific and even it contains vast knowledge which even the far greater modern science has so far never reached ...... Simply we would say that 6 sense living organisms are humans but Tholkappiyam mentions of some other living organisms too , it says some varities of monkeys too are 6 sense , and some more ... Even Periplus of the Erthyraean sea of an unknown 1st century of before author , mention trade marks of which in India lots of ports are found in Tamizhagam . The worlds very costliest and precious pearls are found at Korkai's harbour or coast , which is in Tamizhagam , the ancient Tamils were well learnt and knowledged of pearl fishing and trading too , they were great merchants too , and maintained foreign relations too . Ancient Greek letters look similar to the Brahmi letters of India , and of the Brahmi letters , many Scholars and historians says that Tamil Brahmi or Tamizhi letters is way more older than the Ashokan Brahmi and other Brahmi's . Greek took many loan words from Tamil which are still in use in Greek , Tagalog , the Holy Bible too , Creole languages , Malay , Sinhala and even the great great Sanskrit . Tamil was once the lingua franca language of the enitire world . Many botanical and botanical nomenclature words are too took from Tamil . Eg : Scientific name _ Tamil word Mangifera indica _ Maangai , Moringa _ Murungai Zingiber _ Ingi or Ingiver Etc ......

I can’t wait to leave in June for India. I’ve been so interested in Indian culture it fascinates me so much!! i have to go see and explore for myself I’m very excited

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content is good, and the animation that u used here is pretty fine....can u please give info about the source u used to edit this animation

06:55 Historical error there. Hinduism did not originate from Buddhism, it's the other way round. Hinduism is a continuous sect since before recorded history. Aryans followed Sanatan Dharma which was early form of hinduism. In 3rd Century BC, Buddha was born to a hindu king in Nepal and his followers became buddhist. For many centuries both Hinduism and Buddhism ran parallel and equally prevelant until Hinduism gained prominance again in 9th century AD following the work of a saint Adiguru Shankaracharya.

This video is focused on north india there is no much information about south india especially Great karnata kannadiga dynasties

I read somewhere that Tamil language (south India) is the oldest language, older than sanskrit apparently. Tamil people are lovely people, there are quit a lot of Tamils from Sri Lanka live in Germany, Switzerland, UK, Norway, Denmark etc. Very clever people as well. No wonder why the CEO of Google is a Tamil person. Love from Norway.

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10:08 a Couple of Irish descent also died in this revolt of 1857. They had a baby daughter who then grew up in an orphanage where she met her future husband. They get married in England and than came and settled in Darjeeling with the husband working as a broker ( probably in the tea estate ). In 1913, the couple gave birth to their 5th and last child, a daughter, who studied in the Loreto convent of Darjeeling till 6 and then was sent off to England for further studies. The girl's mother had inculcated in her literatures of the likes of Hans Christian Andersen, Rudyard Kipling and indian folklores. She took an active interest in drama and arts was enrolled in a drama school. Fast forwards, the young went on to bag the role of Scarlet O'Hara in the 10 academy award winning epic saga 'Gone With the Wind', the adaptation of Margaret Mitchell's book of the same name. Yes, that's the story of the actress Vivian Leigh.

What about the Tamil Kings? Nobody expect the Tamil Kings

Good Study bro . . If any Indian would have dobe this he or she would have shown Our Goa also asa part of British . . but you showed our Goa Seperate for rest of Colonial India . . Thank You. . 😊

this was excellent

I love India and it's people even though I've never been, I hope to go there some day!

As an Indian I would suggest that if you would have mentioned more information about the Marthas, Sikhs and Rajputs and the revolutionary leaders of India, the would have been more interesting. All the way this was a nice video. Proud to be an Indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳

He explained The Indian History without mentioning The Great Vijayanagara Empire 😂😂

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He just missed the rise of Marathas and the downfall of mughal