The Lost Technology of Steel Making in Ancient India || Project Shivoham FACTS 005
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- Wootz Steel is a special kind of steel with high carbon content giving it incredible strength. It is native to Ancient India and is now lost in time.
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Proud of my City... This wootz steel was invented and used by ancient Chera kings. This was found in Kodumanal excavation in my place Erode, TN🗡️⚔️.
South indians were the first people to discover iron. Tools of iron dating to 2400 bce oldest in the world were found in telangana. In the north we only had iron around 1800 bce. But Eurocentric indian history books will tell u there was no civilization in southern india and "aryans"brought iron into india in 1000 bce.
@@gravewalker34 Yeah it served the purpose of West
@@gravewalker34 mahabharta happened in 5561 bce in kurukshetra
@@gravewalker34 They just wanted to divide us further, we were divided by religion, cast, languages, and north & south.
Good to hear that the so called 'Damascus steel' is Indian wootz steel 🕉️😎
I'm a metallurgist. Whatever you told is 500% correct. Hats off for your research and work
Very good introduction. I read about this 10 years ago. The problem with making Ukku is, it has to be made in ingots but cannot mass produced like modern steel making. Inventing Cuppola furnace changed the way the steel is produced. We have records how British systematically killed the fine weaving community of Bengal and South but nothing to show that they actually killed this art of steel making. In recent years Satyardhi killed this practice of children learning the family trade during child hood where the grasping power in extremely high. In the name of child labor he targetted parents who taught this skill to children. West has awarded him with Noble for killing India's skill.
Farmers use several sickles, axes, farmer swords for their daily use and they never rust. I used them for 20 years in my child hood without any rust. Ancient Blacksmiths developed further by giving high toughness to steel to make swords for Hindu kings. These swords can cut the rock. The barks as explained in video were added initially and cooked in air tight crucibles. The high carbon gives lot of toughness without brittleness. The blacksmiths, of Germany, Japan, US and other Europe countries made several efforts to reproduce this Ukku or Wootz steel but no luck. They are able to bring the wave pattern and the toughness but cannot reduce the brittleness. Though the grain size is fine, the grain boundaries were weak.
I believe, it was recorded somewhere by Sanskrit priests in southern India but one needs to find that right leaf to decode. it. The barks of the trees that are worshipped for Shiva, is a good start if one wants to try it. I have thoughts of spending some time with local blacksmiths after I retire. Great video.
Thank you for your feedback Sir and bowing down to your expertise 🙏
Very good info, hindus should get united and need to fund for these types of projects
@@paradevparadev5371 not just Hindus every person who belive in mankind and sustainable life with nature
Good luck and best wishes to your endeavour 🙏
Very noble resolve, sir (Of resolving to undertake this target after retirement).
In fact every literate Hindu should spend the remainder of his life after retirement in writing and researching on our ancient scriptures. Study of Sanskrit should be the starting point.
We should firm some online group to achieve that end. The number of our precious scriptures is huge and the knowledge contained therein is infinite.
We need a mammoth concerted effort to revive this knowledge.
Somebody needs to take the initiative. May be the one out of us who retires first.
Need to form a group, because the target is huge and it will need a huge dedicated army of volunteers.
India is The Mother of all civilazations and Mahadev is The Ultimate Reality. Hare Hare Mahadev. Shiva Looka for all His devotees.
Jai hind
@@paradevparadev5371 Jay Guru Vashista, Jay Guru Vishva Mitra😉
om nama sivaya
Jay Jay karunambhe
Mahadev shambho
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@@amazingnature9474 Jay ChandraSurya Nilakantaya Sahmbo
Project shivoham could it be possible your team and Praveen Mohan combine together and do more research on our ancient history it's just a suggestion by me hope you may consider it❤️
yes that would be cool!!!
Fantastic suggestion..
weight uh....then it will be like thirupachi aruvala thetikutu vada vada...
The problem is that Praveen tends to loose it from time to time!
Also mystery revealed
so much we lost in time, feel sad but proud also for what we still preserved
It didn't die off... Idiot... Industrialisation killed it... How can you promote a product in a place where higher quality of the same product is used and made... Think... You need to kill of people dealing in Iron... Mainly old knowledgeable people... That's how... That is exactly how your knowledge was taken from you...
@@Tsun_Wu_Kong-Hanuman still they couldn't take all the knowledge...they still can't cut stones with precision
I also agree with you.
Our ancestors preserved and we are exhausting.
@@sanatanam2812 But "Project Shivoham" says much of the info of ancient Indian metallurgy is lost to us now.
Doing this work revealing everything requires A LOT of DEDICATION *** with scientific mindset^^
Please keep it up.
I felt depressing and felt like crying that we lost many gems and technology and I just hate it !
Don't hate. Dig out each gem lost and Publish it. Now we hv access to media.
U must try and find it
We have almost lost our ancient knowledge but you are the real hero
Why ? After watchin this suddenly u found what has been lost is it? Stupid idiot
So basically this was our Vibranium😊🇮🇳
More than vibranium.. guess so. 😊🙏
u got the point ☺
Dei loosu koothi... semma joke da...
India was first to descover steel ,European were unaware about steel till 18 centuary ,,
Oldest evidence of Iron is found from India also
Dr indra deo singh
Lucknow
Im proud that im grand child of blacksmith now im a mechanical engineer thought I learned everything but found not after when I casually when to his shop then I started learning from him a bit of knowledge about our ' kula vruthi - caste work ' from his 60yr experience . our caste only doing it because my great grand fathers dedicated to our caste since ages to our for fathers . he always tell about material thats with awesome strength that my great grand father father used to make now I know what that is tnx for info .now im proud that im an indian from south side and particular a blacksmith grandson . ill continue this legacy
I'd say you should use both your formal knowledge, and the experience you gain from your grandfather.
You have unique advantage of ancient knowledge in your DNA and acquired knowledge from engineering. Invest in continuing the legacy. Good luck. Please write to me if you are from Andhra
Bro dont say South India,it would Mentally Colonised you..
say Southern Bharat, it sound Perfect for you..
pls try to rediscover the process of making ukku with the help of your grand father
Do you came to know from your ancestors about the properties (I mean the forging process...how it was done) of Damascus steel??
One of the proof of indian metallurgy is Iron Pillar at mehrauli. It has not rusted. Other metallurgical evidences are beautiful alloy statues of God and Goddess. One of the statue was an amalgation of 5 alloys.
@A very Stretchy V Actually, the findings have already been published about it, maybe research it yourself?! Also, the iron pillar has been rusted but not as much as it should have (it was made in 500-400BC). Scientists are still trying to find the answer but no luck as of yet.
Right brow it is made at Gupta civilization
@@peeyushverma2284 No, the answer has been found. It has been mentioned even in some school textbooks. It is made in such a way that moisture will prevent it from rusting instead of making it rust. Watch this video to know exactly about it. th-cam.com/video/4p6tRFt2RLU/w-d-xo.html
All the best for ur future research bud.
U make us feel proud 🇮🇳
While watching your video I was wondering how familiar you were with modern steel manufacturing techniques. In particular, you may want to explore powder steel production techniques. Which does gain from the knowledge of the processes and techniques developed in India a very long time ago.
Also, I wanted to mention pencil leads are composed of clay and graphite and the hardness is increased by adding more clay to the composition.
In addition, while diamond is strong, it also shatters easily. The reason why the Indians of old were "mixing" carbides (in the form of plant material) with iron was to create a product which had the hardness of a diamond without also exhibiting the weakness of the diamond, which is its ability to shatter/fracture. In the steel industry, they refer to a steels ability to not fracture as "toughness". The more tough it is, the less likely it is to fracture.
They only destroy...even after all these how come we praise British mughals...these things are heart wrenching...we are like orphans now...cut from the root...and some of us very proud for this...
Pl understand the politics behind it..if we accept our ancient culture then we have to accept our ancestors are intelligent than west which will mean that Hinduism is better than other religions.
Ukku means iron in kannada, ukkina manushya is iron man of india, sardar vallabhai patel, jai hind
Telugu too
Malayalam - urukku. Urukku manushyan.
Thank you for enlightening us about the deep knowledge ancient Indians had about metallurgy
If we had all the knowledge today, we would probably have been much more scientifically advanced .....but sad the Hindu society never had a chance to grow and develop further after the barbaric Islamic and the the british invasions.
Humanity as a whole had a setback of 1000's of years and some even remain mystery today.😭
This is not the Bharat our ancestors dreamnt of....😭
Excellent presentation 😀👍
Really true brother 😓 😭
u must have skipped history classes
U still bear the name "hindu" "hindustan"-( land found across the indus) "india" were given by those (as if u say barbaric) Mughal rulers . so it's not them who destroyed they just looted us which happens when invasion happen . it's so normal at that times .
@@balasaravananraju2685 Ohhh!!! so basically u r saying that any foreigner giving us a specific name should stop us from having pride on our own culture...or does some name given by them justifies the attrocities that they did.
Though there is several debate for the word 'hindu' and I can give u Sanskrit verses which have the term Hindu in them .....I would not like to go there as i think such discussion is meaningless and senseless.
We are here to discuss about the history of our culture.....though I understand we can't reverse history and can't punish the people but I definitely have a problem with those who glorify those invasions.
My point is - when others were just looking for looting and killings we were much ahead of them.
@@balasaravananraju2685 the fight between Hindus and abrahamic religions was never because of discrimination.
The abrahamics were never discriminated....the fight is only for protecting our identity and gaining back our pride
We only want acceptance from other side about their history and stop glorifying the attrocities.
Though it native to South India it is most prominent in 3 tamil kingdoms especially Chera. That's why it's called Ceric Steel.
Proud to Tamil From India.🇮🇳🇮🇳
Chera-cheralam-Keralam.
Wootz=Ukku=steel.
Ukku is a Kannada word (Kannada has a different word "Kabbina" for iron). Ancient foundries have been found in the Kannada land of Sandur, related to Damascus steel. This was also published in the leading Kannada newspaper, Prajavani some 20 years back.
TAMIL TOO
I had read an article were it was stated that raw material which supplied fro Bellari, hospet were very high demand as the quality was very good some.histroy goes back till Mahabharata period
The Oldest inventers of this steel is Tamils.
Around 200 BC the Chera king was using this Steeels.
The word urukku is a Tamil word and later it went to other regional Langauges as ukku.
@@ramakrishnansubbiyan1764 cheras were the one who introduced
It is also Telugu word
Can we have some more videos on this type of topics , so that this technology can be re created by one of the Bharatiya to bring back our rich heritage. Thanks for this content,keep it up , Bharat needs you
धन्यवाद् परियोजना शिवोहम 🙏
I have no idea if anyone’s tried this but I think a great place to start to find the “right” carbon or carbons would be the sacred groves of Tamil Nadu and the surrounding areas
Crystal Clear..knowledge
From South and North
East or west INDIA is
The Best......Always
No one..Even see my
Eyes..open my Third eye..
In fact the steel making in India by native was completely banned by British
@@ff20e03bbc it was not a simple technology which could be replicated.
It was with very few families/tribes and died with them when Britishers banned steelmaking in India by natives
@@ff20e03bbc WHY CORPERATE CULTUER.START BRITISH.. KARMA SHOULD FINISHED
Traditionally Blacksmith natively from Kerala I have always temptation for beating hot iron for making knife and sword in early teens but never allowed by family due to social status.
Now ended up in Urban job beating keyboard in Pune for making a living but still have a instinct and love for molten Iron..
Start it.
You deserve more subscriber
Great efforts for knowledge
Hi. Great content as always. Since I found your channel today, I have been binge watching your videos. I happened to watch the video on Dhanurvedam first followed by some other videos and then this video, I had a peculiar thought. Since Dhanurvedam explains about the making of weapons in the first chapter and since it covers sword making in it as well, can't we find something regarding or at the least something close to Wootz. I see many of my brothers in the comments section interested in planning and trying to revive this lost art. Well this can be a good place to start. Since you are already in touch with the scriptures can you just check once. Just a suggestion.
One last thing, I have Telugu ancestry and since have grown up in the North, I fluently can speak read and write Hindi as well. It's a shame that I have been spending a lot of time lately learning French. Not that it is wrong just that I gave it more priority rather than learning Sanskrit or Tamil. Well after watching your videos, I have now decided to learn both Sanskrit and Tamil. All credits to you and your amazing content.
Jai Bharat. Jai Jai Sanathan🙏 .
Once you learn Sanskrit and Tamil. Learning other Indian languages is a piece of cake to you.
urukku means to melt in Tamil, and is also used to refer wootz steel.
Wootz steel was invented by ancient Tamils.
This wootz steel was invented and used by ancient Chera kings. This was found in Kodumanal excavation in my place Erode, TN🗡️⚔️.
Try the Tamil text or Olai suvadi
It's passed from family to their descendants
There are still some sword makers in south India who may be able to throw some light on this. Ancient Tamilians traded all over the world and settled in many parts of the world
They may have the secret
great work, keep uncovering ancient secrets...
I read that Indian industries were advanced even by today's standards. Textiles, iron and steel and chemicals were flourished and the knowledge was available locally, i.e even a small blacksmith had the knowledge of making different kinds of steel mixes.
If possible, please share some knowledge on ancient norms on disposal of industrial waste.
Want to felicitate for the hard work and deeper study you are doing to reveal and restore the old Indian heritage and make people aware of it . Thanks to you and your team 👏👏👍👍
And without you we would have never known to this. 😐❤️❤️
your videos are very very well explained, highly informative and revolutionary.
Please keep it up. 💝
Great Video, Thank You for educating us .. ..
This helps explain miracles of ancient masonry, that ancient metallurgy is misunderstood, means stone cutting may have been easier then than it is today. I still think Mehrgarh has more secrets to reveal.
Curious about the nature of content by your team on these topics
1. 16 Samskara and its importance on living all fulfilling human life
2. The uniqueness of Gurukul education over British education system 'Stress about Self education & life than about dead matter (aka science & technology)'
3. Failure of Parenting & Education system during post-independence India
Dei loosu mairu... Yenna da pesere...
Fascinating knowledge.Proud feel..As retired bur refired mechanically engineer..Keen to contribute ..
We lost many things, but by far the best thing we lost is the scientific temper. I hope our education system changes to something worthwhile. Once the university of the world is now struggling to get patents and research articles in journals published.
You should have also mentioned about the Iron Pillar of Delhi that's not rusted even after 2000 years
Great video 👍👍👌👌
Please also make a video on Panchang calendar and how it works on position of planets 🙏🙏
Also tell us how positions of planets and moons are calculated 🙏
In Metullargy chapter of ncert 12 these things are mentioned in brief .
I wrote a book on India's Legendary Wootz Steel in 2004 and then out in print in Universities Press in 2013, which hasnt got a mention in this programme (which incidentally predated Shashi Tharoor writing about it mentioned below)..its a pity at one level that these kinds of popular online forums are now in a way invisibilising/eclipsing the actual scholarship of earlier and struggling scholars who published/publish in journals etc..
Please keep going with this channel.❤ really gonna share everything. ❤
Great Informative video 🙂.
Who else noticed iron ore image used is from Skyrim😅.
There is a lesson for Indians here, its the same steel and weapons made of that steel were used by armies of central asia and Afghanistan to conquer and subjugate northern part of India. In other words Indians exported weapons that eventually killed them.
The secret is based on combining the carbon with iron during the eclipse. Same technique used for panchalogam. This allows for gold to be combined with iron which is usually an impossibility as gold evaporates at the temperature when iron melts. This can only be done during the eclipse. From the bloodline of Marudhu Pandiyars.
My great grandmother told me when I was young that the Germans took away 400 Tamil palm leaves on metalurgy, where in it even gold can be manufactured.
It is URUKKU..
Dont stop making videos. Please its a request from your one of your ardent fans. God bless you.
Thank you for great knowledge, of the lndian Culture and to share and to bring out the true History, of lndia God Bless lidian and Bless you for showing the True History to the World.
Great research 🤔👌👌
Universe(Brahmand) consists of 4 things
1. Param atma (Energy)
2. Param tatva (Matter)
3. Maha kaal (Time)
4. Kal (Black space)
(Today modern science says time and space are not different. They are different attributes to 1 thing and Hindus use one word for them both 'Kaal')
1. Param atma
2. Param tatva
Both are param (Supreme)
Hence are equal
Atma = tatva
Energy = Matter
E = M
E = MC^2 (after solar formation)
Both cannot be created nor be destroyed only translated ( or incarnated) into another form (or body)
Both are trinity
Energy has trinity aspect
Creation +ve
Preservation =
Destruction --ve
Matter has trinity aspect
Proton +ve
Neutron =
Electron --ve
Hindus personified it as
Vishnu +ve
Shiva =
Brahma --ve
Since energy and matter are two. Therefore two types of worship:
1. Meditation ( yog atma se param atma)
2. Idol worshipping (Param tatva)
Why Idol worshipping?
Hindus do the same rituals on the purchase of car, bike, house, AC, etc which we do before idols
Because a car can be moulded into the shape of Natraja(God) but there is no change in the composition of proton, neutron or electrons.
Functions of Param tatva
1. Protons and neutrons are also connected to the nucleus
Brahma and Vishnu are also connected through navel cord (Nabhi)
Nucleus' hindi name is also Nabhi
2. Electrons revolve around the nucleus in their rings depicted as Shiva's dance in the ring of fire.
Functions of Param atma
1. Preservation
Vishnu the personification of preservative aspect of the Universe energy
Or
Simply Vishnu the Preserver
1st avatar of Vishnu was fish 🎏
2nd avatar of Vishnu was turtle 🐢
Now in last 150 years
Science said the same about how life evolved and preserved on Earth
Param atma + Param tatva + Maha kaal + kaal = Universe (Brahma or Brahmand)
The highest manifestation of Brahma is Par Brahma ( Multi Universe )
1. Creation
Universe born out of nothingness(0) and will merge back into nothingness (0)
Nothingness represented by 0 given by Arya Bhatt
0 is an ellipsoidal shaped shivling which banged and infinity came into being 1,000000000.....
And
The Universe
2. Destruction
Since Universe born out of nothingness (0) and will merge back into nothingness (0)
Shivling is the source of creation as well as destruction
Shivling (0) has two functions (Creation and Destruction) hence 2 types of worship
1. Creation(0) - inner consciousness
2. Destruction(0) - surrounded by a ring
1. Creation (0)
Pouring water on shivling and placing shivling near water bodies symbol of cooling down it's energies so that it wont bang
2. Destruction (0)
Bhasma aarti - raining down of human ashes on shivling shows the destruction of human
Now science says there's a destructible energy Black hole and in the same way it destroys planets into dust.
How Shivling came?
Shivling is Syambhu (self created) out of consciousness.
It's like
We sleep and see dreams when we lost in consciousness
Same consciousness is the reason of the creation of the universe.
Crux
In Vedas
It's written
Worship both
1. Sambhuti (Matter)
2. Asambhuti (Energy)
Otherwise you won't get it right
While we only worship Param tatva (Matter) and not param atma (Energy)
So
Do meditation. Meditation was also given an equal importance in our scriptures.
All sages did meditation. Ravan did meditation, Buddha did it, Christ did it, Shri yukteshwar giri did it, Paramhansa Yogananda did it, Swami Vivekananda did it, and many sages are still doing it somewhere and are empowering themselves.
Same for the weaving techniques of bengal
Yes sir in Kannada we will call steel as ukku (ಉಕ್ಕು ). Thanks for knowledge you gave
@Dominic TAMIL TOO
This wootz steel was used by ancient Chera kings. This was found in Kodumanal excavation in my place Erode, TN🗡️⚔️.
Urukk means (a strong steel metirial) in malayalam
Yes, this wootz steel was invented and used by ancient Chera kings. This was found in Kodumanal excavation in my place Erode, TN🗡️⚔️.
THANKS A LOT. I AM SELF LEARNT OUALIFIED METALLURGIST WORKED IN ALLIED INDUSTRY. NO MODERN TEXT BOOKS HAVE SPOKEN ABOUT THIS. WHEN I SPOKE ABOUT THIS INDIAN TECHNOLOGY IN A SEMINAR, MOST PARTICIPANTS FROM FAMOUS INSTITUTES JUST "POOH POOHED"!😭😭
Ignorants
If they say Brits gave us Railway network 🙂
Tell them this...
Actually Brits build railway network just sufficient enough to bring looted wealth to the port so that they can load it to the ship for Englend...
*Now to make you feel the same, let's take example*
Suppose thieves came to your 3 storied large bunglow, they brought a ladder along... They looted almost every thing and left behind the ladder... So a neighbour comes to your house and says " aww such a gentle people ...they gave you a ladder...wow"*
PS: And btw today the expanded railway network is there in india is by indian govt after the independence till today... otherwise Brits just built it sufficient enough to serve their purpose and not with any welfare motive...
It is "URUKKU" in Tamil, the root word is "uruhu", which means melted steel, and "ukku" means rotted. Tamils invented steel and they have traded it with the Egyptians in ancient times. The carbon they used is charcoal from coconut shell which is used by the iron and good smiths to this day.
"UKKU" is exactly the word for steel in Kannada. Don't know abt the Tamils invented it. But sure that South had this knowledge...
This wootz steel was invented and used by ancient Chera kings. This was found in Kodumanal excavation in my place Erode, TN🗡️⚔️.
@@shashikumarkalledevar8433 because kannada came from tamil
आप यदि भारतीय समाज को भारतीय वैदिक संस्कृति से अवगत करवाना चाहते हैं तो आपको हिंदी में इन वीडियो को बताना चाहिए न कि अंग्रेजी में। आपकी ये विडियोज अति महत्वपूर्ण है और हम आपको धन्यवाद करते है जो आप हम लोगो को अपनी संस्कृति से अवगत करा रहे हैं पंरतु हिंदी में करवाए क्योंकि सभी लोग अंग्रेजी में समर्थ नहीं है।इसलिए आपसे आग्रह करता हूं कि भविष्य में आने वाली विडियोज हिंदी में बनाए ।🙏 जय श्री राम जी 🙏
Best of luck for your channel.... Good work
Excellent, thanks for your video
Wootz steel is a crucible steel characterized by a pattern of bands and high carbon content and it originated in South India, in present day Kodumanal, Erode, Tamil Nadu in the mid-1st millennium BC and exported globally. There are several ancient Tamil, North Indian, Greek, Chinese and Roman literary references to high carbon Tamil steel. Wootz became truly popular in the 3rd and 4th century as trade items imported and sold by the arabs in the city of Damascus, in what is modern Syria.
Kodava Tribes of Kodag (Coorg) used an arrow called "Ukk Amb" . Amb means arrow in Kodava language and Malayalam language. Today Kodag is a district of Southwest Karnataka , sharing border with Kerala .
Yes your right about wootz steel it is mentioned in ncert textbook of class 11 in the. Chapter metallurgy .and there also mentioned that Michael Faraday failed to make such alloy
Wow! So far in all western movies they talk about Damascus steel like indestructible ones however nowhere we have shown in our movies or anywhere how these were born in India. Thanks to you for such knowledge.
Project Shivoham is a very good initiative. The labour, the effort and the research put in is obvious. My suggestion is that we should have these videos in Hindi and other languages as well so as to cover maximum Hindus. Pl let me know how I can supplement your effort.
If you provide your videos in hindi dubbed....please its a humble request..
You work very nice.....🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Nice Job, Brother .... Please make more of such interesting content. May god bless you!
Great research 👍
THANK YOU SIR...!!!
Very nice and interested video. Kudos and hats off. But just one thing. The word "iron" pronunciation. It is not "I run" it is I urn".
Great work
Pls let me know how I can be helpful
Very nice work. Hope you will us more knowledge like this.
Ancient India was vishwaguru 🌞--- we have to get the lost prestige of our Bharatvarsh 🚩 again
Love the videos, thanks for making them. Also can you please drop the fake accent and have a clear accent instead. Thanks again!
In Rig veda there is a queen called Visapala who lost her leg during battle, so she replaced it with an iron leg.
Great lndian History, tribute to you every lndian School must be tough Tamil an history .
respect for great king cheras becaise they first made this steel
हिन्दी में सबटाईटल दे जिसकी वजह से आपके यूट्यूब चैनल ज्यादा लोगो का इंटरेस्ट बडे
Not just the British.... What did India after the independence do for the lohar community in India???.... Nothing
Hey there .. love ur videos ; amazing content .. can u plz change the music or not have it. I am sure some people love it; also suites the context and subject u r talking abt.. but when u r listening again it becomes tough to focus on ur dialogue.. thanks
Please share Disadvantages of steel as cooking vessels..
N what r best cooking vessels
Great content - Appreciate your research in it
Please , make video of damascus steel too..
Dear
What unr doing is commendable based on absolute research.. I would just suggest to have these videos in Hindi also so that these reach to Jan Sadharan also and they also get to know about our Sanatan Heritage
ఉక్కులాంటి శరీరం...ukkulanti sareeramu...... It is called ...body of steel.... In telugu ukkulanti sareeramu... AP... India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
This wootz steel was used by ancient Chera kings. This was found in Kodumanal excavation in my place Erode, TN🗡️⚔️.
INDIAN material scientists should set-up a team and run researches on Alloys on a large scale, ...We absolutely must find an alloy which can out-value even Gold, ...If we can achieve that versatile material then we will have a great leap of technology, even by today's standards.
How can I thank you .... Dhanyosmi 🙏🙏
Jai shree ram ❤❤🇮🇳🇮🇳🚩🚩🚩
I need this information in hindi please
I am from punjab and wootz steel swords are used here so its not fair to say that its lost in time. The ways of forging swords and kataars are still carried on generation by generation
no , i am also from punjab wootz steel are not into use even the swords used by nihangs are the modern day steels .
This wootz steel used by ancient Chera kings. This was found in Kodumanal excavation in my place Erode, TN🗡️⚔️.
It isn't wootz
Could you please turn on closed captioning on this video?
Great Video brother! On a different topic, are you a Skyrim fan by any chance ? (some pictures in your videos are from there)
A friend of mine an autodidact taught himself and came up with a rather similar blade, extremely sharp, long lasting sharpness and it could be bend by more then 90′ degrees and it just jumped back straight... the secret? He used old, black engine oil, rich in carbon to quench the metal during folding process - no magic involved!
Sir when will the part 2 video on ayurveda will come please reply. Thank you
Ohh in our place local language we call uukku means all materials of iron like used for vehicle of OX we call some words like ukkina salaki means rod for commonly word in North Karnataka. I didn't knew these were raw materials exported to Syria..