@@irajsaam7507 Thanks a lot! Didn't know that 😃😃 Thanks for the valuable information! Yes! Pashto could have been used by neighboring Afghans and Saka by Indo-Sythians!
That's sooo great to hear!! Also great to know that you are working on project that helps others know about such unknown yet important phases of Indian History 🙂🙂🙂 Best of luck for the presentation! 👍👍👍Cheers!!
Immediately next will be the Mahameghvahana Dynasty of Kalinga!! But we definitely have Sakas and Sythians coming up later in this series, along with other foreign powers like Kushans, Indo-Parthians too plus native ones like Shunga, Kanva, Sangam Kingdoms etc. !! 🙂🙂😊😊😊
@@someperson3390 Yesss! We will be having a detailed look - Sangam Literature and its kings separately! It deserves at least 6-8 episodes and we will be making those 🙂🙂🙂
These ‘yavana’ invaders assimilated well into our society and kept Taxilla intact as they were intellectually curious and open minded. Then came the ‘mlechchas’ invaders, who as we all know were terribly brainwashed and destroyed everything in their way included the legendary Taxilla university and massive massive amount of knowledge was lost. Thankfully bravehearts such as Maharana Pratap & Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj were born who restored that pride back 🙏🏽
1:05 this is where you are wrong, both Demetrius and menander were defeated by Emperor pushyamitra shunga, and then he captured territory up to sindu river and the city of sakala
Yes Avik! This is possible! We are going to cover this perspective in our episodes on Shunga History 🙂🙂... Actually there is no clarity about the chronology of these events and there are multiple perspectives. We will cover the other ones that you and other viewers suggested in upcoming videos
@@wankawanka3053Yes, rather he retreated from Pataliputra as Eucradites capture Bactria from him. So, he went back to secure his rear and capital. Yuga purana also states that they retreated because a fight among themselves
Nagarjuna /Nagasena converted Menander into Buddhism Another Nagarjuna was in the court of Kushna ruler Kanishka Was the both Nagarjuna same or different ?
These two are different as Kanishka from Kushan dynasty belongs to a later period. I'm not aware if Nagasena, who converted Menander was also called Nagarjuna. The suffix Naga means serpent or the people belonging to a region in North India.
They were indeed descendants of the people whom Alexander bought into India. Surprisingly for a lot of Indian history which ever invaders came into India or influenced by the culture and ideas here including the ones coming from highly sophisticated and civilized Greece
@@Glimpses The Truth the World Won't Tell You - (Buddhist Emperor Alexander the Great) Alexander the Great wanted to build an empire to the ends of the earth. The teacher of Emperor Alexander was the great Greek philosopher Aristotle. Aristotle describes the world as a flat disk for the emperor Alexander the Great, and other imperialistic issues besides religious principles are central. In the end, only the two kingdoms of India and China were left for Emperor Alexander to conquer. It is said that North India was annexed to Greece and handed back to India and then went to Greece While capable of easily conquering the two kingdoms . The most famous animal in world history, Alexander the Great's horse, Bucephalus, goes on its last journey during the invasion of northern India. Alexander the Great's invasion of countries ends with his friendship with a Buddhist monk in Northern India, so the Greek Emperor Alexander became a Buddhist and left Northern India for Greece. Buddhism ended Alexander the Great's invasion of countries. After Alexander the Great became a Buddhist, the Greek leaders including Aristotle tried to stop Alexander the Great's journey to Greece and blocked the way to Greece through tactics because the huge empire he created after he came to Greece would become a Buddhist empire.
@@DananjayaPerera-s3p Are you serious? Alexander the Great never became Buddhist. This video is about Menander king of the Indo-Greek Kingdom. Menander lived at least 150 years after Alexander's death. Come on
@@GrecoByzantine1821 The Truth the World Won't Tell You - (Buddhist Emperor Alexander the Great) Alexander the Great wanted to build an empire to the ends of the earth. The teacher of Emperor Alexander was the great Greek philosopher Aristotle. Aristotle describes the world as a flat disk for the emperor Alexander the Great, and other imperialistic issues besides religious principles are central. In the end, only the two kingdoms of India and China were left for Emperor Alexander to conquer. It is said that North India was annexed to Greece and handed back to India and then went to Greece While capable of easily conquering the two kingdoms . The most famous animal in world history, Alexander the Great's horse, Bucephalus, goes on its last journey during the invasion of northern India. Alexander the Great's invasion of countries ends with his friendship with a Buddhist monk in Northern India, so the Greek Emperor Alexander became a Buddhist and left Northern India for Greece. Buddhism ended Alexander the Great's invasion of countries. After Alexander the Great became a Buddhist, the Greek leaders including Aristotle tried to stop Alexander the Great's journey to Greece and blocked the way to Greece through tactics because the huge empire he created after he came to Greece would become a Buddhist empire.
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Milinda panha book originally written in pashto/Saka language and after translated to pali
@@irajsaam7507 Thanks a lot! Didn't know that 😃😃 Thanks for the valuable information! Yes! Pashto could have been used by neighboring Afghans and Saka by Indo-Sythians!
I love this because the video have Menander he is my third favourite king and the Melinta panha is literature of thailand.❤😊
Ohh! I didn't know that fact about Milinda Panha! 😀😀 That's great to know!
BTW who are your first two fav kings? 😄
@@Glimpsesmy other two fav king is Chandragupta Maurya and Ashoka
@@mahawthada5505 That's great! 😀😀 We have made videos on them too! Have you watched them?
@@davidshukla7040 Yes
This is Alexander the Great how to became a Buddhist .
These videos are helping me in my college presentation thank you so much
That's sooo great to hear!! Also great to know that you are working on project that helps others know about such unknown yet important phases of Indian History 🙂🙂🙂
Best of luck for the presentation! 👍👍👍Cheers!!
Finally a non greek is mentioned and discussed in this greek perspective series of events.
Yes Amit! Glad you liked our efforts! Thank you 😊😊✌
beautiful thank you !
Welcome! 😇😇
Superb 👍👍
Thanks a lot!! 😊😊😊
Very interesting series ❤
Thank you! What else do you think we should make series o?
great video! Thank you!
Glad it helped 😇😇🙏🙏🙏
Very informative!!
Glad to know .. Thanks a lot!! 😊😊😊
Please continue more vdeo uploading
Yes Nadeera! 🙂🙂☺ Will be uploading more this year!!
very interesting and informative. What is the next empire/rule will be covered next? Is it the Saka/Scythians?
Immediately next will be the Mahameghvahana Dynasty of Kalinga!! But we definitely have Sakas and Sythians coming up later in this series, along with other foreign powers like Kushans, Indo-Parthians too plus native ones like Shunga, Kanva, Sangam Kingdoms etc. !! 🙂🙂😊😊😊
@@Glimpses as a person of Tamil descent, I appreciate you covering the Sangam era kingdoms, they rarely ever get covered by anyone.
@@someperson3390 Yesss! We will be having a detailed look - Sangam Literature and its kings separately! It deserves at least 6-8 episodes and we will be making those 🙂🙂🙂
Interesting and informative
It is!! 😀😀😊😊
Very good......
Thank you! 😊😊
Please make more video on post mauryan age we will share as much as we can
Yes Definitely!! ✌✌✌😊😊
These ‘yavana’ invaders assimilated well into our society and kept Taxilla intact as they were intellectually curious and open minded.
Then came the ‘mlechchas’ invaders, who as we all know were terribly brainwashed and destroyed everything in their way included the legendary Taxilla university and massive massive amount of knowledge was lost.
Thankfully bravehearts such as Maharana Pratap & Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj were born who restored that pride back 🙏🏽
Yavans were indeed truely curious folks!
1:05 this is where you are wrong, both Demetrius and menander were defeated by Emperor pushyamitra shunga, and then he captured territory up to sindu river and the city of sakala
Yes Avik! This is possible! We are going to cover this perspective in our episodes on Shunga History 🙂🙂... Actually there is no clarity about the chronology of these events and there are multiple perspectives. We will cover the other ones that you and other viewers suggested in upcoming videos
@@Glimpses great, the video was really good
@@Lmao69 Thanks a lot Avik! More videos coming in hopefully very soon! 🙂🙂🤞🤞🤞
Demetrius was never defeated
@@wankawanka3053Yes, rather he retreated from Pataliputra as Eucradites capture Bactria from him. So, he went back to secure his rear and capital.
Yuga purana also states that they retreated because a fight among themselves
Sir, complete the entire history
yes Uday! We will be going forward with Indian History Chronologically and convering everything! 🙂🙂
Nagarjuna /Nagasena converted Menander into Buddhism
Another Nagarjuna was in the court of Kushna ruler Kanishka
Was the both Nagarjuna same or different ?
These two are different as Kanishka from Kushan dynasty belongs to a later period. I'm not aware if Nagasena, who converted Menander was also called Nagarjuna. The suffix Naga means serpent or the people belonging to a region in North India.
@@Glimpses thanks 👍
Yes nagarjuna was other name of nagasena the author of milindapanho
Yes! Hopefully we'll cover his story too sometime 🙂🙂
Didn't know any of this.
yes!! There are many more chapters from Indian History that need exploring 🙂🙂
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Alexander the Great how to became a Buddhist .
They were indeed descendants of the people whom Alexander bought into India. Surprisingly for a lot of Indian history which ever invaders came into India or influenced by the culture and ideas here including the ones coming from highly sophisticated and civilized Greece
@@Glimpses The Truth the World Won't Tell You - (Buddhist Emperor Alexander the Great)
Alexander the Great wanted to build an empire to the ends of the earth. The teacher of Emperor Alexander was the great Greek philosopher Aristotle. Aristotle describes the world as a flat disk for the emperor Alexander the Great, and other imperialistic issues besides religious principles are central. In the end, only the two kingdoms of India and China were left for Emperor Alexander to conquer. It is said that North India was annexed to Greece and handed back to India and then went to Greece While capable of easily conquering the two kingdoms . The most famous animal in world history, Alexander the Great's horse, Bucephalus, goes on its last journey during the invasion of northern India. Alexander the Great's invasion of countries ends with his friendship with a Buddhist monk in Northern India, so the Greek Emperor Alexander became a Buddhist and left Northern India for Greece. Buddhism ended Alexander the Great's invasion of countries.
After Alexander the Great became a Buddhist, the Greek leaders including Aristotle tried to stop Alexander the Great's journey to Greece and blocked the way to Greece through tactics because the huge empire he created after he came to Greece would become a Buddhist empire.
That's an interesting story we weren't aware about! Thank you for sharing! 🙂
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Sir plz language Hindi me rkhiye baki best h
Haa... Hum in videos ko dub karenge and aage valon ko bhi 2 languages mein hi banayenge
gupta empire
Yes! After this 😊😊 After completing Kharvela story
Menander the Great a Greek Buddhist King 🇬🇷🇮🇳🇬🇷🇮🇳
yess! A unique bridge between two cultures personified!
@@Glimpses Yes Indeed! 🇬🇷❤️🇮🇳
This is about Alexander the Great how to became a Buddhist .
@@DananjayaPerera-s3p Are you serious? Alexander the Great never became Buddhist. This video is about Menander king of the Indo-Greek Kingdom. Menander lived at least 150 years after Alexander's death. Come on
@@GrecoByzantine1821 The Truth the World Won't Tell You - (Buddhist Emperor Alexander the Great)
Alexander the Great wanted to build an empire to the ends of the earth. The teacher of Emperor Alexander was the great Greek philosopher Aristotle. Aristotle describes the world as a flat disk for the emperor Alexander the Great, and other imperialistic issues besides religious principles are central. In the end, only the two kingdoms of India and China were left for Emperor Alexander to conquer. It is said that North India was annexed to Greece and handed back to India and then went to Greece While capable of easily conquering the two kingdoms . The most famous animal in world history, Alexander the Great's horse, Bucephalus, goes on its last journey during the invasion of northern India. Alexander the Great's invasion of countries ends with his friendship with a Buddhist monk in Northern India, so the Greek Emperor Alexander became a Buddhist and left Northern India for Greece. Buddhism ended Alexander the Great's invasion of countries.
After Alexander the Great became a Buddhist, the Greek leaders including Aristotle tried to stop Alexander the Great's journey to Greece and blocked the way to Greece through tactics because the huge empire he created after he came to Greece would become a Buddhist empire.