Battle of Talikota, 1565 AD ⚔️ Watershed moment in the history of India
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🚩 Battle of Talikota is one of the pivotal battles in the history of India, between the powerful southern Empire, the Vijayanagara, and the sultanates of the Deccan plateau. I won't give any spoilers for those of you who aren't familiar with this great story. I hope you'll like the video. Let me know what you think.
Oh, we will enjoy it. :) The episode, not the game. :P
Battle of umberkhind
Love it, even without watching as it is 12 AM, it looks spectacular
2:31 music great i need name plz Battle of Satala, 298
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There's a grim irony in the notion that Rama Raya ordered vast mounds of wealth to be heaped around him in order to inspire his men with the promise of reward - only for those same men to be then cut down by a devastating blast of low value copper coins.
"Friendship ended with Rama Raya, now Nizam and Qutb my best friends"
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@Shreyas Kashi May Allah bring wisdom and light to your heart. You can insult the prophet(saws) all you wont but he will still try to save your soul on the last day.
@@syed1431 😂can you show me a photo of Allah
@@shreyaskashi7922
And what about You Hindus? You worship Made in China Bagwans😂😂😂. Is it good to worship a piece of stone created by a man to whom you Hindus call your enemy?
@allergic Depth
Don't complain about their behavior they'll will never understand let the time come InshaAllah one day they'll understand.
The moral of the story; Don't be too arrogant and overly antagonize an enemy that you aren't going to finish there and then.
"If you're gonna strike at a king, you better kill him."
Battle of Talikota
This battle, which had seemed an easy victory for the large Vijayanagar army, instead became a disaster as two Muslim commanders (Gilani brothers) of the Vijayanagara army betrayed and switched sides and turned their loyalty to the united Sultanates during critical point of battle
@@pmsr5334 rama raya was a fool. If he did not attacked mosques and lands of ahmadnagar and his allies they would not have switched side.
@@Anonymous-pw3se True.
@@Anonymous-pw3se Even after destroying mosque and cities he could have done a royal marriage with Nizam's daughter. Or have killed him right there.
Thank you for looking into indian history
I just feel like indian history is pretty underrated in youtube
Seriously. Like how many ww2 videos do we really need
You like India and you like gaing, "William Gaming," so check out my Eurasia map with India in it. It's fun.
I'd enjoy it more if I could remember more than 2 or 3 Indian names at one time lol. I need to keep pausing and checking which state or leader they're referring to
Mostly because we Indians will never stop looking at these videos from a Hindu-Muslim angle (I know that as an Indian)
@@seitavw more
India is a place of many really interesting battles I would love to see the battles of people like Sher Shah Suri, Rana Sanga, Banda Singh Bahadur and many others.
Kapildhara deva is an interesting king. Fighting against Vijayanagar, Golconda sultanate, bengal sultanate and Jaunpur sultanate and winning is not an easy achievement. Sadly history of odisha and North east is not considered as indian history and thus totally ignored after mentioning Kalinga war and ahom-mughal war.
@@Abhishek-sr2pu I will look about it too then, I am just starting to read about the long history of India and I have found it to be ver interesting, so I now have another topic to read about, thanks.
@@Sealdeam ancient history of India is 100 times fascinating than medieval. Please read that too
@@Sealdeam you Can look magadh empire which is eastern side of India
LIST OF MAGADH 🚩 , INDIA 🇮🇳 KINGDOM FROM 4159 BC
1. descendant of Samvarna and Kuru4159 - 4071
2. Unknown King4071 - 3999
3. Sudhanvan, Parikshit, Prajana, Jaghnu or Johnu or Yaju3999 - 3919
4. Suhotra3919 - 3826
5. Chyavana3826 - 3788
6. Krimi (or Kriti)3788 - 3751
7. Chaidya or Uparicharavasu or Pratipa3751 - 3709
8. Brihadradha-I (the founder of the Magadha Kingdom)3709 - 3637
9. Kusaagra3637 - 3567
10. Vrishabha or Rishabha3567 - 3497
11· Satyahita3497 - 3437
12. Pushpa or Punya3437 - 3394
13. Satyadhrithi or Satyahita3394 - 3351
14. Sudhanvan II or Dhanusha3351 - 3308
15. Sarva3308 - 3265
16. Bhuvana or Sambhava3265 - 3222
I7. Jarasandha (originally named Brihadradha II, killed by Bheema)3222 - 3180
18. Sahadeva (died in the MahaBharata War)3180 - 3137
19. Marjari or Somapi3138 - 3080
20. Srutasrava3080 - 3016
21. Apratipa or Ayutayu3016 - 2980
22. Niramitra2980 - 2940
23. Sukrutta or Sukshatro2940 - 2882
24. Brihatkarma2882 - 2859
25. Syenajit2859 - 2809
26. Srutamjaya2809 - 2769
27. Mahabala or Vibhu2769 - 2734
28. Suchi2734 - 2676
29. Kshemya2676 - 2648
30. Anuvrta or Suvrata2648 - 2584
31. Dharmanetra or Sunetra2584 - 2549
32. Nirvrutti2549 - 2491
33. Suvrata2491 - 2453
34. Dhrudhasena or Mahasena2453 - 2395
35. Sumati or Mahanetra2395 - 2362
36. Suchala or Subala2362 - 2340
37. Sunetra2340 - 2300
38. Satyajit2300 - 2217
39. Veerajit or Viswajit2217 - 2182
40. Ripunjaya2182 - 2132
41. Pratyota2132 - 2109
42. Paalaka2109 - 2085
43. Visaakhayupa2085 - 2035
44. Janaka or Suryaka2035 - 2014
45. Nandivardhana2014 - 1994
46. Pratyota and sisunaga Dynasty 1994- 1634
47. Mahapadma Nanda1634 - 1546
48. Saumalya and his 7 brothers1546 - 1534
Unknown because of nalanda university 9 million book burned and other 5 university too in 11th century
Haryanka dynasty
Bimbisara (reigned c. 546-494 BCE)
Ajatashatru (c. 494-462 BCE)
Udayin (c. 462-446 BCE)
Anuruddha and Munda (c. 446-438 BCE)
Nagadasaka (c. 438-414 BCE) Shishunaga dynasty
Shishunaga (c. 414-396 BCE)
Kalashoka (c. 396-368 BCE)
Ten sons of Kalashoka (c. 368-346 BCE)
Nanda Dynasty (c. 346-324 BCE)
Maurya Dynasty (322-180 BCE)
Chandragupta Maurya (322 - 297 BCE), founded the Maurya Dynasty.
Bindusara (297 - 272/268 BCE)
Ashoka (272/268 - 232 BCE)
Dasharatha (232 -224 BCE)
Samprati (224 - 215 BCE)
Shalishuka (212 - 202 BCE)
Devavarman (202 - 195 BCE)
Shatadhanvan (195 - 187 BCE)
Brihadratha (187 - 180 BCE)
Gupta Empire ( 180BCE - 500 AD)
@@Abhishek-sr2pu yes you are right indian education almost ignored several great empires and kingdoms especially of hindus e.g. kalinga kingdom, gajapati empire, rashtrakutas, satavahanas,chola,pandya,gurjara pratihara, chalukyas,karkota,ahom and many more they even dont mention them in books and their cultural influence on indian subcontinent.
Love that you are doing the history of India - my homeland !
Your my neighbor (not Pakistani)
Cheers man :)
India is a well of great topics.
Are you really from India?....Loved all your videos on Reconquista...Looking forward for more geniuses on constantinople
Are you from India ?
I had been to the capital of Vijaynagar just two days back, saw the ruins of there empire.
It was a big city with so many monuments.
And watching this video from history Marche made my experience even better, 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Same here!
Ok council what should we demand in this peace treaty?
Advisors: Land, loot, a treaty, maybe a royal marriage!
Rama Raya: How about we just make this punk eat out of my hands?
lol, fair point.
@@HistoryMarche did you just liked your own comment😂
In India mothers feed their children with their hand so making the sultan eat from his hands meant that he was treating the sultan as a kid .
@@rationalsamrat3247 It was arrogant. Bastard Rama Raya was taught a befitting lesson.
@@NightRider0101 considering the forceful harem the Mughal emperors made Hindu kings sign their daughters and sister to, eating from another ruler's hand is quite a mercy
The Great Vijaynagar Empire ended really a watershed moment in Indian history, thanks for making videos like this on indian history, my homeland
it deserved to be destroyed look what the leader did he destroyed mosques betrayed his allies and killed innocents
@@adnan_honest_jihadist5775 After this battle what the sultanates did plunder, loot and destruction of temples and torture of innocent peoples in the capital city of vijaynagar, so keep your silly thoughts to yourself, I really like the way all these sultanates were later destroyed by mughals and its sultans ended in jail of mughal emperors, they paid for what they did to defeated vijaynagar and their sultanates deserved to be destroyed by mughals who are their co religion brothers
@@saptarshighosh7413 oh right yeah they did then they deserved that punishment from allah too instead they should have not done that they should have let the innocents be alive and not destroyed the city like a real muslim leader islam doesnt teach me to destroy islam teaches me to tolerate but both the sultans and rama raya deserved punishments
@@adnan_honest_jihadist5775 😂 lol you can count on fingers of Hindu kings who is bad. Similarly you can count on fingers of Muslim kings who are good. There's a difference. Hindu kings are intolerant in rare cases while Muslim rulers are intolerant in most of the cases. That can be still seen till these days in Muslim majority States
@@gamehacker2801 you obviously didnt read my other comments this shows of how stupid you are people should read comments first then to comment on people
Rama Raya: "Infamy is just a number."
Deccan Sultanates: *containment war*
Victoria 2 reference!
@@Schmidty1 You are correct. Though this would have worked with EU4 AE and coalitions as Talikota actually happened in EU4's time period.
That Vijaynagar regent was simply too arrogant. Never disrespect your allies when you depend on them as much as they depend on you. He got what he deserved at the end.
So, like Trump? Hahahaha
@@rodrigochiberioseixas193 How did you come up with Trump right now? He has nothing to do with this video or this comment.
Well said Mati
@etty77 The guardian is actually mostly neutral, with some left-leaning, and is mostly fact-based. You should not compare it with CNN. www.adfontesmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Media-Bias-Chart-6.0_Low_Res_Licensed.jpg
He reminds me of a Cambodian who betrayed me while claiming to be my friend. Never trust someone when they call you "friend" and when they say "money is the most important thing." :-)
Huge slow moving army, elephants and outdated technology. Yep sounds familiar.
Outdated? Vijaynagar army also have modern cannons and muskets the only reason they lost is poor tactics and allies superior tactics
This has nothing to do with the outcome of the battle. They lost the right flank and the center, the decisive factors were not the huge slow army with elephants and outdated technology, but the uncontested horse archers and the breakthrough in the centre. Every huge army is slow, there is no problem with that. Numbers matter more, most battles were won by numerical superiority.
@@hector-nu6gl 💯
"Outdated Technology"
Nope, watch carefully, the only thing close which been mentioned there was obsolete cannons (or more like, less superior '1st generation' cannon of the world vs '2nd gen' or something like that, pretty sure use of cannons considered as the same technology era there).
@Srt t My betrayal? Can you elaborate on what's this about?
I was merely responding to the main comment "... and outdated technology." with my own opinion: Rama Raya's army tech there is not really 'outdated' as he may think. This discussion is based on what's described in the video at the 12:15 timestamp, so it isn't fake. I'm saying this basically defending 'reputation' of tech used by Rama Raya's army.
The 'betrayal' already described in the video at 5:58 (now, who's the fake one?), listen and pay attention to the content first.
Before the alliance turns against him, "Rama Raya responded by horrible violence upon locals, destroying mosques, ravaging countryside. This shocked ruler of Golconda who backed out of alliance (...) Bijapur ruler equally alarmed but remained loyal due to political (...) Rama Raya become a problematic ally (...) While retreating through Bijapur, his army (Rama Raya) plundered and ravaged lands of his own ally, even annexing some of territory."
If you disagree with the video, it's best to create a new topic-comment rather than disrupting the others.
At this point, can you elaborate on what's a 'betrayal' really is?
If you disagree with the video, it's best to create a new topic-comment so you can give feedback to the creator with your legitimate source-driven facts (if you can find any), rather than disrupting the others for nothing good.
I have to say that your way of presenting these historical moments are fantastic.
Just really love this channel! Thanks for covering yet another Indian battle 👍
Glad you enjoy it!
From Egypt🇪🇬, you are the best channel about history😍
I am literally surprised that these Sultans worked together so we'll
Nizam Shah was pure genius .He was a exceptionally gifted strategist and tactician.
Golden age
Vengence my friend.... Vengence.
@@mohammedkareem9972 This was the golden age of the Spanish Empire, the empire that destroyed the Muslim Brunei Empire and that kept the Turks in a cage keeping them from going out in the global sea that Spain ruled and which the second-class Portuguese were allowed to administer half of.
@@scintillam_dei how is this relevent
His arrogance was his own undoing
The Sultans did what Alexander did to King Porus with that river crossing move. The grapeshot was some outstanding innovation, useless pennies put to use. Imagine being the gunner and watching 5000 fierce warriors just drop down in front of you. That's on par with magic for that time.
Indians are like: "We beat Alexander. He was nothing."
:-)
^ he was nothing
@@aghoranand9750 No empire in India was ever as big as the Persian Empire, and Alexander took that down in a few years. Genghis couldn't even take down a DIVIDED China in his lifetime. Alexander fought elephants before confronting Porus, so he was not shocked by them. He was the greatest, and no Indian conqueror is even half as glorious as him.
@@scintillam_dei also one things notice Alexander defeat weak persian
@@A_Shanto They were weak because he beat them before. They outnumbered him all of the time. He always won. :-) Indians couldn't conquer Persia. Macedon did.
My mother to me:" It's late night.Sleep immediately!"
History Marche (after uploading this video):No
Did you know Muslims bow to the cross since the cube is a cross folded up?
Did you know the Mecca stadium has a hidden-in-plain-sight Star of Ishtar if you connect the pillars around the kaaba to that cube?
The Star of Ishtar alludes to the Tower of Babel when mankind was united in a project of rebellion against God, trying to conquer heaven.
Islam is of the devil.
See my series on the politically-incorrect history of atheism for more.
@@scintillam_dei 😂😂😂😂
@@scintillam_dei Do you know why N95 respirator is called "N95"? Because it has 95 ruptures...
@@scintillam_dei man I can smell your inadequacy issues from here
@mohammad saleh siddiqui I cannot be of the devil to oppose idolizing a cube like you do.
The entire continent payed dearly the price of this one ruler being a jerk.
not the whole, the subcontinent was filled with many nations that didn't take part in this war.
That being said, this dude took his win and threw it in the dumpster by being so brutal.
@ranakumbhaswordofhindus4069 Not much actually, only that what he did was either way too little or too much when the evil whose name is British and title Empire came to their shores.
@ranakumbhaswordofhindus4069 For a while, after short they controlled the whole subcontinent and sent their indian slave-armies to fight all of their battles all around the world while they commited genocide in their homelands. In the end they were forced to beg for their independence, the fact that it worked shows how insignificant modern UK trully is.
@ranakumbhaswordofhindus4069 So Perhaps if there was more unity in Deccan BEFORE that they would have standed a chance, probably not. Anyway current day Indiawith all their defects as a nation is way more important and powerful than UK, soo good ending?
Fantastic video again guys! I have seen all your videos multiple times, and I can't get bored. I love your videos, and you so much. The backstory/introduction is so precise and historically accurate and informative. The animations on the battlefield are so great, in simple words: everything is terrific! Sadly, I haven't got any bank account yet, so I can't join your Patreon and support, but I can say, if I had the opportunity, I would definitely donate to you, and only you. Keep on great work!!! :)
I think Hussain Nizam Shah of Ahmadnagar was also part of the anti-Vijayanagara coalition. Some sources claim that the 5th Deccan sultanate, Berar Sultanate, was also part of the coalition although most likely they did not participate
I am out of words... All I can say in appreciation is thank you for making this amazing content!!
Me to bro...me 2
All hail Historymarche! May this channel live long and prosper!
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Great job...love your videos!
As always great to see more collab with HEB! love both your videos
Heya! Thanks a lot man. Happy holidays!
Thanks for a new upload. I've been dying to watch any new video from this channel.
Guys watch out for the troll "Scintillam Dei" thats replying to every comment and creating arguments with everyone. Don't reply to him or engage in anyway with him. People like him don't belong in the History Marche community.
Yeah, whats up with that guy.
@@thatindiandude4602 I was so angry when I saw his comments. He thinks our Indian Subcontinent was backwards and actively promotes his rascist views. And I accidentally mentioned that I am a muslim before knowing what type of person he was and he just went on and on about shit he didn't know about. Why go out of your way to criticize people. Why cant people just respect eachother
@@ShahjahanMasood Lol that's the internet for you. There's always someone out there trying to have fun at your expense.
Anyone else having difficulty imagining the sheer scale of death of 5000 soldiers being wiped out instantly in one cannon volley?? just imagine the horror of those surviving soldiers trying to comprehend what they just witnessed as suddenly everyone in their army around them is just eviscerated by the terrifyingly nasty cannon ammo we know in modern day as grape shots... in a time when cannons and gunpowder was still very new and most battles were mostly classic melee. good god.... honestly even to this day, the invention of that kind of weapon ammo is by far one of the most brutally affective that borders on TOO damn good...
This is like again living the history. Thanks man.
Another work of Art, thank you for your hard work and dedication.
Hello HistoryMarche,
I must say I'm pleased to see your series on the battles of the Subcontinent. The videos are excellent. Thank you for this!
Also, have you considered covering the battles of Babur and Sher Shah Suri, the respective founders of the Mughal and Suri Empires? There were a fair amount of genius tactics, manoeuvers and stratagems in their campaigns.
Glad you like them! Definitely will cover Babur in the future
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80year old rama ray vs 5deccan sultanate
Respect to old man fighting
He was only 64 years old during the battle. He was born in 1501 and the battle took place in 1565...
@@History_Teller1250
*rama raya*
Born: 1485
Died: 23 January 1565 (age 80 years), Talikoti
@@SunriseYT.1122Source for his date of birth ?
@@History_Teller1250 Google
@@SunriseYT.1122It also says 1501...
fantastic video! depth of research is amazing
Thank u history marche I was waiting for this
History marche can u make a video on Bappa Rawal or Lalitaditya (Alexander of India)
Arrogant Vijaynagar King: I AM THE GREATEST because I’ve a large army!!
Ingenious Sultan: Hold my RoohAfza, old man!!
Two traitor change the war
@@somashekarc540their defection had very little to do with the outcome of war. Also they were mercenaries who aren't known for loyalty.
Thank you so much for the India History.
Artillery actually being useful in pitch battles
Total war medieval2 players: impossible
Like this one time I tried to break down a fort's wall in total war napoleon and I ended up killing my general 😂😂😂
I've been to the ruins of Hampi an amazing place set in an incredible landscape.
Also rashtrakuta empire ruins Destroyed native hindu king
Omg u da best man i love ur videos it Even help me in my highschool at history class
Love your vids
Thanks for giving this type of videos
What a great video. I enjoyed it.
When is Hannibal Barca part 14 coming out ?
Can anyone tell me if Hannibal was part Iberian, making him partly my race?
He sacrificed children to Baal. Glad Rome beat him, so my people would be free from that nonsense. Rome was bad, but Carthage was worse, unless you're talking about Nero's or Caligula's Rome. Then Carthage was the bee's knees.
@Julius Caesar that still makes Nero a bad ruler tho...
Friday lockdown just turned much easier
I always keep forgetting it's a pandemic until I see that mask only signs
Aint it sad to have a Friday lock down..thank God I live in a red state
@@aarinlangan2148
Blue but the local police is super lax about it so it depends on the business
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Those who choose security over liberty deserve neither
@@ghassbomb9910
Yes yes rationalize your slavery lmao the rest of us will live life.
Thank you for this
I love this channel. It's the best for war stuff, along with HOC EST BELLVM.
For Age of Empires 2 I did a realistic map of Eurasia where you can enjoy India, and also one of the Pacific Ocean where you can enjoy from the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Mexico, and India is included of course.
Throughout this video, I was thinking about the Portuguese; what were they doing at this time?
This was during the height of Spanish glory. I love being Spanish. Part of India was Spanish during the Iberian Union.
Fabulous victory! Mashallah
Traitor victory
@@somashekarc540 stop giving excuses
@@Anonymous-pw3se Facts
@@prateek_mishra. what about those faithful hindu body guard and beares of king who ran away leaving their king unprotected!! 😅😅
And now u suffer
The enemy of my enemies is my friend. Till backstabbing occurs
i am belongs to vijayanagar empire..i and our king of vijayanagar belongs to same community...our ancestors participated in talaikota war....i will revenge my son will revenge our enemy...
barbarian uncivilized bijapur,golgonda,ahamed nagar enimies will be killed soon...jai sri ram..🚩🚩🚩🚩
My favorite channel keep up the goodwork 💙💙👑👑
India is just one of those nations that has given many conquerors trouble including Alexander of Macedonia, but would remain so until Napoleon arrived. Thanks for another great video guys
Thank you very much Dennis. Indeed, India's is a gold mine for good topics.
@@HistoryMarche Thank you for making videos on Indian history.
@@HistoryMarchePls we want a dedicated series on Maratha Empire🙏.
@Ahmed Almutairi how?
@Ahmed Almutairi true.so what?
Oh man the starting dose of your precious, precious voice gets us goosebumps , love it from the start and still enjoying this treasure God bless you my man🌹❤️
Thank you so much!!
As an atheist I must deign to educate you plebe. There is no voice. It's just a random accidental burp of a system that cats walking on keyboards unintentionally triggered, and they unintentionally designed this, and they unintentionally uploaded and now they're unintentionally responding to comments in a way that SEEMS intended, but which psyentists like Richard Dawkins assures you IS JUST AN ILLUSION because intelligence-did-it is primitive thinking, you religious nut. Thank you.
Good to see @historymarche cover more stories from India.
Loving your focus on Indian history.
Bro, the names must've been a pain in the ass to keep track of and pronounce, Thank you for your hard work!
Vijayanagar empire was one of most richest empire in world that people was selling diamond on road in ancient period, had millions ton of gold and other precious stone, their Artitecture, painting is most fascinating look at that regions temple and ruin you will be surprise.
No limit 🤣😂
Thank him for the hard work and gifts to army of righteous people.
@@zahidkhan5733 yes now look how karma hit back and afghanistan need help of india
@@GyanTvAmit yes I heard india built a library in Afghanistan, how generous
If they didn't try to destroy Islam the way they did I bet they could have reached the power of the mughals.
What made empires like the mughal empire and the maurya empire so powerful in india was the allowance of other faiths to be relatively unmolested and the brits also used this strategy to take over india.
Its always a mistake to start torching places of worship because it only leads to failure.
Despite some indians insisting the mughals did abuse, we know from history that the mughals became powerful by leaving the hindus as a majority rather than committing genocide.
Thanks for delving into a part of the world that is mostly ignored. Will like to see more Indian history content.
Such a wonderful way of narrating our history 🙏
United We stand, divided we fall. Great example.
U need to make a video on
*Battle of Raichur*
When Krishna Deva Raya Crushed Powerful Bahmani Sultanate which resulted in formation of different sultanates
Battle of Raichur was not fought between Vijaynagar and Bahmani Sultanate, instead it was fought between Vijaynagar and Bijapur Sultanate. Bahmani Sultanate didn't exist then. It had already broken
@@noName-hr2uf essentially due to inner figth b/w Indian and Persio-Turkic elites of the sultnate and being sandwiched b/w Gajapati and Vinaynagar Empire..
With the help of Portuguese 💀
@@NawabiSigma muslim betrayal as always🤡🤡
Amazing video and narrative! Thanks!
Good stuff!
I'm from Bijapur, Karnataka. Even I was unaware of this historically such a decisive event that changed the course of not only geo-politics in the Deccan but also in many aspects like culture and traditions and heritage that are predominant even now and which can be witnessed even today.
kudos to History March for bringing such a fascinating part of our history into focus.
Always been an admirer, and now a fan. ❤
We Muslims have been kept away from learning our own history. We fail to realise we are the descendants of same soldiers and rulers who ruled vast kingdoms of this country.
@@NightRider0101 Our lineage doesn't decide who we are, our race doesn't decide who we are, nothing else decides who we were and will become except Twaheed and Imaan.
Indeed we should remember our history that gives us our identity and makes us distinct standing out of others and it's our immaterial treasure but when it comes to prosperity, tranquility and honour. It's from Allah, for Allah and to Allah alone !
LA ILAHA ILALLAH ☝
@@mohammedabrarnalatwad Nonsense. If we have a great lineage we need to be aware of it.
@@NightRider0101
Yes bro 👍
@@NightRider0101 True but lineage doesn't make someone greater than another, its just a nice memory from history that adds to one's family credibility.
Your ancestor's deeds won't save you on judgement day, rather they are a gift from ALLAH (SWT) to be related to that can help you in dunya.
Given the power and prestige, the Vijaynagar Empire could have lasted a lot longer but one arrogant move against a genius and it became history in a matter of days.
Thanks for the wisdom of time past. Happy Holidays, stay safe and take care of your fellow neighbors in this difficult time we call home. One love
Waiting patiently . Knew that history marche and hoc est bellum collobrated
Dude I love you thanks
Rama Raya- a skillfull diplomat who turned his allies into his enemies and carefully managed to not allow his enemy to become his ally...
The act of forcing Nizam to eat out from Rama raya's hand made Ram raya his top enemy& replaced other sultans as Nizams enemy no1 ,,and probably it was the turning point in history of deccan
and also the fact, that Rama Raya was a tyrrant.. he destroyed a lot of mosques and a lot of agriculutural land.. which eventually pushed all the Nizams to unite against him
It was almost certainly the brutal actions towards muslim civilians, even in his own ally's lands, that led to the realization of the hindu threat.
rama raya's greatest mistake was letting his neighbors know how much he hated their religion through his acts of wonton destruction towards mosques and muslim civilians.
If he had been a more just ruler towards other religions, or at least pretended to be for a while, he probably could have absorbed all the nearby sultanates piecemeal.
The muslims and british both used that kind of technique, not destroying the other faiths lets you conquer easily.
@@resentfuldragon well only the indian muslims didnt destroy pagans.
@@raptorhacker599 Not true at all!
In much of the arab world there are christians and other faiths, lebanon and egypt in particular have strong non-muslim communities.
Persia had zoroastrians for centuries after the conquest and even had attempted sassanid revivals.
Somalia and ethiopia's waaqi religion wasn't persecuted by muslims and took centuries to be replaced. There is still a small waaqi section of ethiopia.
The turkish people under the ottoman empire and andalus (muslim spain+portgal) under the arabs both liked having non-muslim populations for more tax.
The list goes on and on, the muslims of the steppe in particular were very lenient on other faiths.
Not only he made him eat out of his hands he also asked head of nizam shah's general jahangir khan and eventually beheaded him which is really inhuman and asked nizam to quit his religion and worship shiva orelse he would die.. This was enough for nizam shah to make a war against him
Another nice episode, though initially there was some long static screens.
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morale of the story : ...dont kill innocent civilians
Tell this morale to Mahmud ghaznivi Muhmmad ghaznivi Muhmmad Ghori Ala ud din khalji Muhmmad bin tughluq Muhmmad bin khalji Taimur Babur etc who killed lakhs of innocent civilians hindus raped their women and destroyed thousands of hindu temples. Rama killed those civilians just because he wanted to take revenge of those hindus.
@@SS-xy2yu they all fell to mughals
In dabangg 2 movie there was his famous dialogue "uttna hi maaro jitna khud seh sako" means "hit only that much how much you can tolerate" I hope you understand what I mean to say.
Is there a reason why you were talking in Hindu and Muslim terms while describing the kingdoms in this video? Because in the Battle of Palkhed video, you used terms like Marathas and Mughals.
@Yahya Wolf But even the Mughals destroyed many Hindu temples, how are they different? Not only the Mughals, but even some of the same Adilshahis, Nizamshahis, etc destroyed Hindu temples. How is this related to categorizing the 2 armies as Hindu and Muslim? For example, many Hindu Marathas fought on the side of the Shahis against Vijaynagara empire.
@@kautukpatil4680 I guess because the Muslim Sultans were not of the same empire and it was easier and time efficient to just say Muslim instead of saying the name of 3 empires every time.
@@saimabbasi361 It's not about what's easier to say but about the accuracy of what you say on one side and the complete opposite on the other. There should basically be consistency.
Awww yeah, last day of work *and* HistoryMarche.
Moral of the story : United we rule, divided we fall !!
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Pigs should never disturb lions. They may see temporary victory, but when Lions wake up then these prays should start praying.
93000 pigs were captured in 1971.
@@SaiKiran-fd3gq LoL Don't teach me. I am Bangladeshi, not Pakistani.
@@muntakimurrahaman6544 Rajakarer baccha 😂
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This awesome channel, I just discovered.
Many people don't know that Vijayanagara Empire was the Richest Kingdom of its times not just in Asia but the whole world, As mentioned by accounts of Portuguese traders. Merchants used to sell Diamonds, Peals and Precious Stones in Heaps on the Street side and People lived Prosperously and not a single Thief or Beggar was to be found.
India remained the only known source of Diamonds in the world back then till British discovered them in Africa and Americas in Late 1800s.
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one of my favorite channel!❤️ keep going bro...! Love from Bangladesh! 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
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Why you bangladeshi people color red your beard
@@hcr2alex714 thats a dye from the Mehendi plant. It is an act of Sunnah to dye red when it turns grey
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Killed by pennies...
Genius move, indeed.
"Here are my 2,000 cents."
Probably the most expensive cannon fire of all time lol
@@moheedsyed7278 money easily recovered from bodies. Plus the loot of gold was bigger reward.
@@man-who-sold-the-world true that, you're not wrong, But it's funny how they just put a bag of pennies and they worked like actual bullets
If you dont know at this point Vijyanagar was the second largest city after beijing with possibly more than a million inhabitants(larger than rome at its peak) and by the way the map might have smaller scale as vijyanagar Empire was huge.
While vijaynagar being the second largest city in the world at its peak is less debatable, the population never touched a million mark but hardly about half a million, lesser not more.
@@harrypotterov2138 vijayanagara city was largest city of that time and second largest city was not even half of vijayanagara city's population and GDP
Vijayanagara empire was small but it's gdp was 3times of ottoman empire and half Europe gdp
Constantinople was nothing infront of vijayanagara
@@nothingexists5066 any references? Let's settle this down once and for all. Come up up any genuine sources and I'll accept. Or better delete your comment before you become a butt of jokes...
Its the mercantor projection, real size maps would show the indian subcontinent is comparable to europe in terms of size, so the empires there were really massive.
The Ottoman Sultan Suleman also adopted that Canon tactic against mamloks of Egypt.
Nizam shah was a capable military commander.
He was just a puppet ram raya defeated him many times and let him go to his house nizam shah won battel cuz of luck and support of rest of sultans..
@@pavangangal3587 Cry louder.
Thanks for all your efforts,
and As usual, we are waiting for the Arabic translation
Arabic subs are up, can you tell me if they are good or not?
i am belongs to vijayanagar empire..i and our king of vijayanagar belongs to same community...our ancestors participated in talaikota war....i will revenge my son will revenge our enemy...
barbarian uncivilized bijapur,golgonda,ahamed nagar enimies will be killed soon...jai sri ram..🚩🚩🚩🚩
Thank you for making this! 😊 One nit: All the a's in Vijayanagara are pronounced like pun.
We will bounce back
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जय श्री राम।
Islam 👌😏
You have already bounced back at L A C, which is no more on the map. 🙉
@Chandragupta Maurya And, the other day, that half gave you a very good taste of your own pie.😀😁😆😃🥵😛🙉
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Great video as usual
Shoe licker savarkar? Betrayer of freeedom fight?
SirSyedAhemad of AMU supported British in 1857Indias Frist freedom struggle.
SirSyed was a shoe licker of British and a biggest traiter of india
@@7736385759 LMAO. So Britishers gave 50 years imprisonment + Blackwater punishment to their shoe licker?
May your Allah grant you some sanity.
@@mrityunjay1055 Thats why he licked the shoes begging and seeking forgiveness.
@@doorsection1772 marathas ,Rajputs,Sikhs, also supported you can read or search.
Never had imagined this channel will ever go to such battles talikota 😅
Excellent
whether the other narrator gone, we miss you so many days.
me too but I think he is gone however this one is amazing , too.
The only lesson here is don't humiliate underestimate nor dare to kill people you well know share the same belief today they maybe divided tommorow you will disappear forever
Make more such videos on wars in India. Battle of Plassey, Carnatic wars, mysore wars etc
Vijanagara city or Hampi even in its ruins, astonishes its visitors by displaying its marvelous glory.
Thank you
Make a video on the third battle of Panipat between the Marathas and Afghans.
Was one of the bloodiest battles in history with the most number of casualties in a day until World War I.
its been made see th-cam.com/video/svbQq3oype4/w-d-xo.html
@@ayansengupta6592 Thanks for sharing. Just watched the video, it has many factual inaccuracies. Good attempt but has inaccuracies.
🤣maraths literally looted all south temple except Karnataka because of mysuru dynasty
@@shashankbv3366 dont fall prey to false propaganda of leftist historians
Plz make a video, on kalinga war.
U make excellent videos, would love to watch a video by u on that topic.
This is my favorite battle channel. Much more instructive than all those lead soldiers channels with the same faces and horsed
Any kannadigas here? This is our equivalent of fall of Rome
Fall of total South India bro
Vijayanagar was capital to almost all Southern People who invested in it so much
But sadly no buddy remember . Look at your ruins & rise ,defeat such rectums 👍👍👍.
Why just Kannadigas Sir? Why not all Indians!! Hampi had philosophers and merchants from all across India as well as the world.
More than Karnataka it was eastern Rome
The Indian equivalent to the "fall of Rome" is the fall of Maratha-Empire, not Vijaynagar; cuz the Maratha-Empire was a panIndia Hindu kingdom, thus making it Rome's "Indian" equivalent.
When you forgot to turn off ironman mode.
Awesome