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Thank you for your comment! 😊😊 We worked very hard for it but haven't got as much traction. Please share it with History enthusiasts! Would help immensely!

Yes Ananya, the teachers are not telling wrong! Ashoka, in his edicts tells us that he was already a Buddhist four years before the Kalinga War. However, a conflicting source, the Buddhist legends, tells us that Ashoka converted after his meeting with Nigrodha. Ashoka's edicts however do tell us that he was very remorseful of the destruction he caused due to Kalinga war. What we have showed in this animation is a story constructed using all these sources! The purpose of these videos are not to tell the exact History but to develop interest in the children and elders too in these topics so that they can study further! So Please do read more and discuss with the teachers to help understand the legacy of Ashoka better, and I hope this video helped you get interested in the story and have a foundational understanding of it 🙂🙂

That is great 😇😇 happy to know that our work is proving useful! Do you need them for teaching purpose?

That is true from the edicts of Ashoka 👍👍 however we have referred to the Buddhist text Ashokvadana for this episode and in it a different story is told

@@Glimpses but never telling the truth

It is true that the Muslim general was bribed by Aurangzeb but they are were many other factors that led to this defeat. The terrain was bad, inexperience in war, Soldiers not trained together, Aurangzeb's better artillery prepared to counter rajputs' fierce cavalry charge, etc.

A cavalry charge needs a Support after they break the flank or centre but Due to Qasim Khan's Betrayal to Shah Jahan The cavalry charge got useless but Even though it was the cavalry charge of Rajaputra It was actually able to scatter the enemy​@@Glimpses

Thank you! Were we accurate in portraying his thoughts?

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Thank you so much! Which Philosopher should we cover next?

Actually we refered to the Ashokavadana for creating this video. It could be fictional account but it is the oldest that we have available on Ashoka apart from his edicts

@@Glimpses but sir you are aggravate the history and many people watching your video please sir make real story Jai samart asoka ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Yes Definitely! We are working on Kharvel & Sangam Kings currently and are also researching for Gupta Era 🙂🙂

Thank you so much! It's so great to see this video getting appreciated! Unfortunately not many watch it despite us having put a lot of efforts in creating it. Please do share it with someone who might like it 😇😇🙏🙏🙏

Actually in the case of Bundela Rajputs, the rebellion did not settle down... Later during the time of Aurangzeb, Shivaji Maharaj would inspire king Chhatrasal would rise and establish an independent kingdom in the region! It's a fascinating History and we hope to bring it to the fore some day!

Thank you so much for this comment! And indeed... this story comes from one of the oldest Upanishads, must have been one of the main study material of the time, and it highlights that Education was open to every person who seeks truth. Which is contrary to the notion that only Brahmins had access to it. So indeed it is a story that opens a new perspective to ancient Indian systems

It is so wonderful thing to know! Thank you for your comment and best of luck for future exams! You can suggest us more topics for us to make videos on 🙂

Thank you for your comments! There were a few more... we will make some reels on them too 😊😊

Yes we will also be making videos on Philosophies that were theist. However Charvaka, Budhhists, etc are some that showcases the diversity of thought in ancient Indian philosophical systems

Thank you for your response to the question! Any specific reason why you think that the Harappans and Aryans didn't interact?

Please keep following. Next we are going to make video on King Kharvel who resurrected Kaling after this war

Thank you so much! Please do watch other videos in the series too!