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- A little dive into the history of the iconic Pashupatinath Temple and many iterations that it has been through.
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Articles:
1. "Built by Bhupatendra Malla in 1697 AD": www.weallnepali...
2. Built by Bhupalendra Malla: www.hinduismto...
3. "Pashupatinath is atleast from 400 AD": pashupatinatht...
4. "Pashupatinath is from 400 BC": imvoyager.com/...
5. Sources that credit the Gopal Dynasty for its built: Empire of Corruption - Baburam Dhakal
5. An article about the history of Pashupatinath: www.kamakotima...
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There is a misbalance in the audio. I am very sorry for it. I am working on getting a proper new microphone.
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Commenting in post production might be better
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We Indians look up to temples in South India and Nepal to just imagine the glory of our ancient culture- because it is only in these places that our ancient temples still stand. Please keep such places clean. These are our treasures, our roots. Looking forward to visit Pashupatinath soon. Har Har Mahadev 🙏
Never knew such impressive videos were being made
Really love the you narrated the history
Was always curious to know how much back the structure predated
Thanks for letting us know
Btw love your accent
well researched. I had no idea about most of the facts you pointed out in the video. thank you for the information
Your storytelling is fantastic and thx for reminding our history.
Wow great job brother! Proud of you, we need more Nepalese youngsters like you ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks i wanted to see what was the oldest hindu temple in Nepal. I am American Hindu living in Cambodia. would like to visit Nepal
You’re doing a great job bro. Do more videos on the history of Nepal Hindu history.
Great video! A very ancient temple indeed! Here in the USA we don't have ancient holy temples like Pashupati so when I visited Kathmandu I was completely mesmerized by the many sacred sites. I spent a week and that wasn't nearly enough time to visit them all. Places like Pashupatinath need to be preserved, especially for Nepalese, and also for pilgrims and travelers from around the world! There is nowhere else like it!
Love these videos! Happily lived in Kathmandu for 3 years, and many of these monuments were not explained well. Very concise and clear!
Its really informative. Love how depth you do research and making us to hear without feeling bored. No words just applause 👏 even though I have written these long sentences.and Manas you look energetic and strenuous.
Hi! I really want to take time to appreciate the effort you took to make these videos. Keep doing these awesome works. I have seen you on TikTok and I don't like your TikTok videos. But I do like your TH-cam videos. They are well researched, and you did a decent edit. And without mic as well, you are confident that you are shooting the video in the temple. I really appreciate the work you are doing.
Information overloaded.
You popped up in my recommended and I'm glad I clicked, informative videos about a country that people in my part of the world don't know anything about. I'd be interested in a history of the Nepal flag, its extremely unique and I know a bit but I'm willing to bet what I know isn't the entire story
well researched, loved it !
2:29Hadigaun has a great history i hope you make a video about it.
Great job guys. Thanks for all the info.
Very nice explaination! Jai pashupati nath!
Huge thanks for your amazing videos, great opportunity to get to know more about Nepal's history. So few sources in English
Really well made
Very informative .. good to learn abt Nepali history . Need more
Well done, the video is great. It was really interesting but the last line is the best part of the video though.
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Also I can't believe you went out there and filmed all of it
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Fantastic work! we need more videos like this!
Great Video! We need more videos!
So impressed by everything 🌼🌿
I love that you went to the root of this, a lot of research can be seen. Came to know of things I had neither thought about, nor had I known. Also missed your animations in this one!
I am so delighted to watch your videos. You guys are doing all the research and hard work to make this video. Please keep making more videos about Nepal. There are more topics like social problems, the caste system (which sucks!), the education system, and more...
very informative content manas .. interesting too ..
Good video, love from India. I came from the History of Nepal video
everybody say THANK YOU MANAS
"if ure in a relationship, dont announce it by engraving ur name on the temple" wise words sir!
Great content!
Great information
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Work
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Is there more videos. My name is also Manas, and I am interested in your high information. Please upload more soon!
Just found out about you today and really love the content pls keep on going with these.
great video brother
I really like your videos, thank you for sharing all of this
You are a delight to nepalese fact-seeking audience! Proud of you and keep it going!
Need to make more videos about history of nepal
Major Tom Scott vibes!! Need a signature plain t-shirt.
Loving your content! Looking forward to more.
Damn .. enjoyed the history.... The history seems to be rounding up to the existence of god. The detailed break points felt like suspense and going further back to past felt like, never knew much more than that. 👍
Its a Tantrik Buddist temple. If you look inside the temple there are many evidence of buddha and its message.
Its a mixture of all types of beliefs that ever existed in Nepal. Many rulers, communities and rich people with advice of their religious leader/priests developed this holy site as per their beliefs. It has Kirateshwor Mahadev as per the beliefs of Kirat dynasty, many Buddhist objects, shrines, ministupas built by local Newari Tantric Vajrayana Buddhists, and many small temples, shrines and statues of hundreds of different gods of Tantric Hinduism and Buddhism that Newar people follow
Very impressive details.
where did u get that story from? what we heard as a child and from some books is that shiva is ananta, so the lingam has no origin or end. it is consider to be existed before even vedas were created. it is said to be existed even before creation of any living creature on earth by bramha in some texts
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Very good work
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really needed this video thank you
but did that sultan whatever broke the main lingam too ? Or only the temple??
Keep up the good work!
Bro,Mindblown .
Keep it up bro❤️
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Very informative and a handsome host. :)
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Great channel
Ho. Yesto type po ho content bhaneko ali kati Public sanga Interact garera. Tini haru Ideas , Opinion sodeko bhaye ajhha Ramro hunthiyo... Vnfotainment jesto
heard this was built by prachanda dev in my school.
Now make a video on Swayambhunath
Interesting!!
THE AMOUNT OF RESEARCH
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Very good video but very last part was bit disrespectful
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2:44 what are you doing in hadi gaun
That's where Amshuverma's Kailashkut Bhawan was said to be located.
It'd be cool to have temples but my ancestors were spiritual worshipers; Nonetheless, these temples are of vital importance for Nepal's history & culture.
The skills and art of building Nepali temples were developed during Kirat dynasty but the development focused mainly in Kathmandu valley where they built many towns with proper engineering and infrastructures like water canal, paved stone/brick roads, pagoda styled chariots with wheels, etc. The rest of Kirat empire was humans living in nature so not much temples developed in East Nepal
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Yes, Buddhism & Hinduism had not spread to the people east of Kathmandu valley. Even practicing Hindu people weren't really building temples to this extent; But, I guess that's why our ancestors decided to make it the capital city.
IF YOUR IN RELATIONSHIP - we knew where it was going
Pashupati's Bagmati: holiest and the dirtiest! Who made it dirty?
like he said don't go there and carve your names my advice would be to break up instead
That sort of thing is for Paris, not Kathmandu.
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Nepali ma vanna k lajlagyo ho bhai?
So sad while hearing history previous monarch focus on development these days idiot's are selfish 1 crore carpet pajero selling country
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Jhur preswntation
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I updated it. It's @manas.png