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- Talking History is a documentary series on Rajya Sabha TV charting the past of fabulous Indian cities and their history.
In this episode, we travel to the times of Tughlaq rule in Delhi. The Tughlaq dynasty was founded by Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq, a military commander in the court of Khilji sultans. After establishing his rule he built new city naming it Tughlaqabad. The city was soon abandoned as his successor and son Muhammad Bin Tughlaq built another city Jahanpanah. He also spread the rule far upto the deccan region. Muhammad bin Tughlaq is also known for his infamous decisions like change of currency and shifting of capital.
Guests: Sunil Kumar, Proffessor, History, Delhi University
Bela Upadhay, Delhi Karavan
Anchor/Producer: Rajat Kain
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Thanks Rajya Sabha TV & all team members for making such brilliant video.
Professor Sunil Kumar died in 2021. Many moons ago, I had the good fortune of attending a couple of his guest lectures when he came to Stephen's on the request of one of our professors, to talk about the turkic origins of the Delhi Sultanate. In my limited academic experience, I have not heard a professor deliver lectures with such immaculate style. May his stories be told for a long time.
I can't believe you aren't monetizing these videos. This series is amazing.
Not so noble thought
These are produced or sponsored by Government of India. Besides, RSTV CEO Gurdeep Sappal said in answer to a PIL "The idea behind RSTV was not to cater to the common minimum denominator. The Indian Express doesn't sell much, but everybody who matters reads it. Similarly the people who matter should watch RSTV. It was decided not to take ads, Parliament should not take money from anyone."
Background music throughout the video was magnificent..!!
Thank You for this informative piece Rajya Sabha TV..!! 👍👌🙏
Books padhne ki zaroorat hi nahi, this is brillant
brilliant series
Can't believe you are gone, sunil sir.
:(
He was a gem
music from 29:16 to 29:32 bahut zabardast hai...
tell about battle of singauli in which he was taken captive and taken to chittor
Thanks Rajya Sabha TV & all team members for making such brilliant video.
with warm Regards:
Gaurav Rousha
Kindly do justice to IBN-Batuta, who wrote about the court details, when not a day passed when barbarism of Mohammed bin Tughlaq was not visible with human blood and flesh...
Superb video
I like the way u present rstv
Specialy edit or music
Thanks Rajat
Special thanks to your editor
Lovley
I like history.
In 1333, Muhammad Bin Tughlaq led the Qarachil expedition to the Kullu-Kangra region of modern-day Himachal Pradesh in India. Historians like Badauni and Ferishta wrote that Tughluq originally wanted to cross the Himalayas and invade China. However, he faced local resistance in Himachal. Prithvi Chand II of the Hindu Katoch kingdom of Kangra defeated the army of Muhammad Bin Tughlaq which was not able to fight in the hills. Nearly all his 100,000 soldiers perished and were forced to retreat.
< could've also mentioned this...
Fake, Qarachil was Kumaon
Would've been great if he'd conquered China. We might have evaded Chinese imports in present times.
Wonderful documentary on Tughlaqs, with highly informative narration.
Pointing out a small error “Ibn Batuta is described as Arab traveller at 11:55, whereas he was Moroccan”
There are Arabs in Morocco also.
Shubham Dubey Ohk... Thanks for the correction
morocco is also arab
Ashok Meena Got it. Thanks 🙏
Well to be fair to the original comment, ibn battuta, was most probably of Berber descent which is not the same as Arab. Even traditionally, morocco was part of the maghreb world more than the Arab world.
Nice video.
plese provide all these types of video in hindi
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2:35 Start
7:06 Tughlaqabad
12:20 Mohammad -Bin Tughlaq
14:00 new capital
17:24 Samosa
19:55 Daultabad
24:15 Demonetisation
27:48 Failed entral Asia & Deccan Expansion
محمد بن تغلق نے دارلحکومت دہلی سے دکن منتقل کیا ۔۔۔۔۔۔کیا یہ معلومات درست ہیں؟؟؟؟
Nice
Pl dubb it in Hindi... Please
Also for related to all historical and current affairs video
How about south indian history..Cholas, Kakatiyas, Vijayanagara
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please provide video on ancient & modern history too,but in hindi please
at 29:40, a couple is making out behind him. That's why no history enthusiast is willing to go visit those ruins.
Good observation.
Stop it .. they might be someone else.😁
Sir kripya hindi me bhi upload karen
make all video in hindi languadge pls
Please provide in hindi.
Make videos in hindi language so, most people can watch this...
why govt is not preserving them ..they are in such poor condition..these buildings are living history
Invadors
These tughlaq were central asians right?
No they were of Punjabi origin from Multan.
Amir Khusrau in his Tughluq Nama makes no mention of Tughluq's arrival in India from a foreign land, which seems to imply he was born in India. His own court poet states that Tughluq described himself frankly as a man of no importance ("awara mard") in his early life and career.[17] Tughlaq Nama declares Tughlaq to have been a minor chief of humble origins.[18][19] Tughluq was a Multani by origins.
Convert video in Hindi plz...... Sir
Talking history ko Hindi main lao ...plzzz
Hindi
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hindi m bol l
Turkish
One of the only sources which claims they were Turks comes from Ibn Battuta who claims they came from the "Qarauna tribe of the Turks" based on the claim of a Sufi saint Rukn-e-Alam. However, this is not corroborated by other contemporary sources and the Qara'unas were Mongols or associated with Mongol armies, whom Tughlaq despised and it is highly unlikely that Tughlaq was a Qara'una.
And also Amir Khusrau in his Tughluq Nama makes no mention of Tughluq's arrival in India from a foreign land, which seems to imply he was not of a central Asian origin. His own court poet states that Tughluq described himself frankly as a man of no importance ("awara mard") in his early life and career. Tughlaq Nama declares Tughlaq to have been a minor chief of humble origins. Tughluq was a Multani/Punjabi by origin.
@@Alakhana B. P. Saksena 1992, p. 461,567:Tughlaq was one of the Turkish slaves of Balban and that his mother was a woman of a local Jat family. But this statement lacks confirmation by contemporary authorities. (II):-Whether Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq was son of a Jat woman has not been proved or disproved"
Firishta, who travelled to Tughluq's former patrimony of Deopalpur to inquire about his early life, claimed that no one knew anything about him, save for a story that his father was a Turkic slave belonging to Ulugh Khan Balban.37
@@Alakhana did you even change wikipedia😅 Such an expression did not exist before.
@@papazataklaattiranimam I’m pretty sure the record of a courtesan from that time period (Amir Khusrow) is more reliable than a historian which came centuries later. I’m sure your source comes from a reliable historian but it is recorded that Tughluq himself claimed to be of humble origins and didn’t have a foreign origin (which could suggest he wasn’t a Mamluke )And the official genealogy of the Tughluqs was supposedly Persian (it was most likely flattery).
Irregardless claiming them as solely Turkic is illogical considering there is various claims (some official) of their origins.
One fascist ruler after another. Butchers after Butchers.
You’re forgetting one fascist ruler who is still here
Boring subject सामाजिक विज्ञान