No unnecessary editing,no mindless animation,simple facts and relatable pictures, talking to the point,this simplicity makes your content really enjoyable
I was preparing for vyapam exams and my history teacher taught us that kanishk was a great follower of buddhism, organized 4th buddhist council and that hinduism faded away from North India during his reign.
If it's possible could you share your knowledge regarding the armor if any used by Indian kingdoms (Maurya dynasty till pre Islamic period). Because most of the times when warrior are depicted from Indian kingdoms they are bare bodied with some small fancy metal coverings which I don't think would be of any effective use. The only time I have seem armor on Indian warrior is after the islamic invasion where Indian armor are very similar to that used by invaders, is this true or are we missing something.
I have listened to your talk on kushans in two videos. I get the impression that the Kusan connection with Shiva worship was very very meagre and with that of Buddhism was very very significant. Why should we discount Chinese sources? As you yourselves have mentioned the special gold coinage was reserved for Budda and lot of Buddhist architecture is seen in the period of Kushans.
Great video. Just one query, how's it deduced based on one coin depicting Kanishka tending to a fire that he's Zoroastrian. Fire worship was a common feature of Indo Itanic religions , as you're well aware, including Mazdayasana & Vedic religion but also the Parthian religion which though Iranic wasn't Mazdayasana or Zoroastrianism. Besides weren't the Parthian's rule in Persia then contemporary to Kanishka's rule? My larger point being he could easily be a follower or the Vedic religion or that of the Parthian religion as he could be a follower of Zoroastrianism. Further, wasn't his father or grandfather a Shaivite or was it his son for the rest of his successors were definitely Sanskritised for want of a better word & followed Indic religions especially some sort of Shaivism or Vaishnavism.
I have said that this is the most common type of coin that was issued by Kanishka. Also, if you read the Rabatak inscription and other inscriptions of Kushanas, we can see that Ahuramazda is mentioned. Besides there were other Iranian Gods as well. I am not sure where you have read that Parthians didn't follow Zoroastrianism. I don't think you can call Kanishka's father or Grandfather as Shaivite because they worshipped other Gods, including Zoroastrianism. For more information, read the 14th chapter of History of Civilization of Central Asia, Vol - II.
@@JayVardhanSingh The Rabatak inscriptions begin with a salutation to Nana & Omma ( Uma?) . Ahura Mazda is one of the dieties propitiated alongside Kumara who's obviously Skanda / Kartikeya among other divinities. I don't claim to be an expert not as well read on this topic as you are but from what I've read sometime back ( don't recall the book or author) , it was clear that Mithraism & Zoroastrianism were two religions practised by the Partisans - both being Iranic religions with Mithraism focusing on sun worship, something popular in those parts where the Kushanas ruled viz Afghanistan. Apart from the two named the Parthians, were religiously tolerant to other faiths namely the Babylonian religion , Christianity, Judaism , Zurvsnism - another native Iranic religion among other belief systems. As I remarked I wasn't sure if Kamisha's ancestors were followers of Indic religions. His descendants certainly were.
@@JayVardhanSingh He may not be a follower of vedic religion. But can you tell me that he patronised brahmins. Or encouraged vedic or sanatani or hindu rituals like buddhism?
hey bro your content is gold and u actually speak facts , many other history youtubers and podcasters just propel propaganda , a piece of advise , try to make your thumbnails a bit more attractive and can you make a video on relation between hinduism , buddhism and jainism in southern india specially tamil nadu and kerela provinces like on how they existed , the conflicts and all stuff and how did hinduism came on top and others were annihilated from that region thanks
Can you make a video on the Selucid Mauryan War in which Chandragupt won? I searched about it on wikipedia and it only showed that the mauryans won but they didn't show any casualties or anything, can you?
My recollection is that King Kanishka at least favored Buddhism as equally as to his native religion worshipping Iranian gods connected to Zoroastrianism. The evidence come from archaeological finds in which on his casket showcased at the Peshawar museum, there are images of the Buddha being worshipped by the royal family in addition to the Iranian sun and moon gods, as well as inscriptions clearly showing he's a follower of the Buddhist Sarvastivada school. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanishka_Casket
it is simultaneously possible that Kanishka was personally attacked to the Iranic deities, but at the same time also was a patron of Buddhism. That can explain, why when he personally did an inscription, he dedicated it to the Iranic deities, but Buddhists fondly remember him as convener of the Sangha in Kashmir.
What? Kanishka the great was a follower of Buddhism. Lord Buddha has portrayed in most coins of Kanishka. Even in the coin that portray Kanishka perform a sacrifice, Lord Buddha has portrayed in the other side. Not only coins but also He had make Buddha statues and Bodhisattva statues like Kimbell seated Buddha, Bala Bodhisattva, Kosambi Bodhisattva, etc. Most of those statues are included Kanishka inscriptions. He also made a Buddhist stupa which called as Kanishka stupa. Also Kanishka's advisor was Ashavagosha who is a Buddhist monk. We can conclude that Kanishka followed a syncretic version of Buddhism+Zoroastrianism or Kanishka was a Buddhist but He believed in Zoroastrianist gods and Hindu gods as Buddhist deities. For example in Kanishka casket, He has portrayed that Hindu gods Brahma and Indra worship to Lord Buddha.
@ajaysamanta9661 First learn about Buddhism property. Yes, There's no God in Buddhism. But There are devas who are creatures in heavens. They are also mentioned in Tripitaka. It's Lord Gautama Buddha which represented in Kanishka coins. Script of Kanishka coins and Buddha statues read as 'Shakyamuni Buddha'.
Your channel is very evidence-based and non-biased, also covers many different sources and point of views. However in this particular part, based on different sources I incline to believe that Kanishka was personally a devoted Buddhist while also tolerated to other religious traditions including his Iranian one (as we see now many Greek deities and mythology became decoration of Hellenistic Buddhist Stupa), or possibly he became Buddhist in later part of his life (and also still revered his previous tradition). Due to his rare coins imprinted image of Lord Buddha might be that many of coins have yet to be found and many Buddha images inscribed his name. His inscription at the casket in Kanishka Stupa of Peshawar really mentioned his name: "Kaṇiṣkasa vihare" (the monastery of Kanishka) which indicates his direct position as the patron of this Buddhist Stupa. This is compliment to the record of Chinese Sung Yun, Xuan Zang and Korean Hye-Cho. Such a great architectoral project couldn't be finished without the support of great economical background of the imperial royal. His connection with Buddhism is not found only in Xuan Zang or Chinese Buddhist record but also in many previous Buddhist scriptures translated to Chinese from Sanskrit/Prakrit Originals which now lost. Luckily at least one mention of Kaniska preserved in a Sanskrit Buddhist Text called "Bhaisajyavastu" of the Vinayavastvagama of the Mulasarvastivadin: " ...O Vajrapāṇi, 400 years after my passing to Nirvana there will be a king of Kuśana clan by name Kaniṣka. He will erect a stupa in this land and it will be known as Kaniṣkastūpa and he will do the Buddha worship as I has passed to Nirvana..." [eṣa caturvarṣaśataparinirvṛtasya mama vajrapāṇe kuśanavaṃśyaḥ kaniṣko nāma rājā bhaviṣyati / so 'smin pradeśe stūpaṃ pratiṣṭhāpayati / tasya kaniṣkastūpa iti saṃjñā bhaviṣyati / mayi ca parinirvṛte buddhakāryaṃ kariṣyati ]
Good video👍 There is similar belief about the Satvahana rulers but their inscriptions at Naneghat indicates otherwise. The inscription mentions both Balarama (Samkarshana) and Vasudeva-Krishna, along with the Vedic deities of Indra, Surya, Chandra, Yama, Varuna and Kubera. Similarly for the Pandav leni in Nasik people dismiss that it has nothing to do with Pandavas, while it is true that the caves are dedicated to the buddhist shramanas, the donating queen does mention greatness of the son who she compares with Kama, Kesava, Arjuna and Bhimasena,Nabhaga, Nahusha, Janamejaya, Sagara, Yayati, Rama and Ambartsha.
Hello brother , can you give me the link or name of the biography of Vasubandhu ? and also can you tell me the name of that Chinese buddhist monk( i didn't understand his name in the video) and his book in which you talked about to have said that Kanishka organised the 4th buddhist council in Kashmir
Actually, a program about the general historical picture in kanishka's time would be very helpful.. Apart from the rulers, what did the masses believe? Did Vaishnavisim, saivisim, saktism etc exist at this period?
Can you make the video on what clothing did Kushanas and shakas wear? The clothes in which they are depicted almost looked the same as that of Mughals.
Please make a video on Kuru Kingdom. I have a question about the Battle of 10 Kings. Does there exist evidence or other sources for this battle or is it only mentioned in Rig Veda?
Most of the arcehological relics afghan / punjab region is still buddhist .. mostly from kushan period. Gods were interchanged and were represented in all subcontinent religions - be it jainism or buddhism or brahmanism... Earliest sarawati was jainist... Earliest Gajalakshmi was buddhist... Only conflicting thing between them is believing veda and vedic practises and vedic sacrifices..
How come Ambedkarites haven't declared you a Manuvadi Sanghi ???? 🤣🤣🤣 Anyway, it's a good video and it's even good that you mention your sources because I am 1000% sure that the Ambedkarites will never read them
Buddha statue found in egypt Now dont said that it was krishnas😁😁 Chinese scription and other proof is enough proof that kanishka( means the king who spread buddhism) patronoge buddhism 4th buddhist council is also organise is 1000% true. And also is it true that all buddhist kings though they buddhist , they support and respect other faith coz buddhism teaches fraternity, compassion, love eg ashok, gupta kings , harshvardhan, pala kings etc Not like brahmnical hindu religion which teaches varn system, jat system, lower caste, upper caste. Support brahmin as superior race, pure blooded. Advantage of Gomutra, gobar, various forms Demi god Hatred towards other faith like buddhism jainism. The kings who patronage other faith they called as shudra or lower birth. Hence our country had 1000 years slavery of sultanate, mughals, british. Due to this divide society.....
I will suggest your video to neo Buddhist who 24/7/365 argue that this king was Buddhist. That was Buddhist based on some patrons for Buddhism. These bigots also say that gupta kings were also Buddhist. Purposely to proove that all great emperor of India were Buddhist.
Good info. Atleast you showed Kanishka coins showing Buddha. Please also show coins and inscriptions by Kanishk showing lord Rama, Sita, Krishna also to be impartial.
Jay bhai it’s a request, can u make a video about the ancient republics of the Yaudheyas, Arjunayanas, Kunindas, Malavas etc. and their origins. Not many historians have done research about them. They played an important rule in bringing down the Indo scythians and Kushans.
Buddha statue found in egypt Now dont said that it was krishnas😠 You are mindset is hatred towards buddhism. You are from Rajpoot brahminical hindu religion doesnt means you have to right to distort history... Chinese scription and other proof is enough proof that he patronoge buddhism. (Kanishka means the king who spread buddhism). 4th buddhist council is also organise is 1000% true. And also is it true that all buddhist kings though they buddhist , they support and respect other faith coz buddhism teaches fraternity, compassion, love eg ashok, gupta kings , harshvardhan, pala kings etc Not like brahmnical hindu religion which teaches varn system, jat system, lower caste, upper caste. Support brahmin as superior race, pure blooded. Hatred towards other faith like buddhism jainism The kings who patronage other faith they called as shudra or lower birth. Hence our country had 1000 years slavery of sultanate, mughals, british. Due to this divide society.....
Devapala was the second Ashoka. Also, can you talk about Nagas of Vindyatabi like Satrubhanja. Satrubhanja mentions in the Asanpat inscription of a war in which all Naga clans united to defeat the last Kushanas in Mathura.
No unnecessary editing,no mindless animation,simple facts and relatable pictures, talking to the point,this simplicity makes your content really enjoyable
Finally someone is coming up with such videos. May mahādev bless you🙏
Kind of addicted to your channel. You are definitely filling a huge gap of history channels on Indian YT space. Good luck ! 🙏
Thank you
@@JayVardhanSingh bro make vedio on harshavardhana empire and also make mauryan vs maughal which empire is big
I am glad I found your video and channel. Hello from the Philippines!
Kanishka gets passed off as a Buddhist so easily. good informative video
Wasn't the casket depicting Indra and Brahma worshipping Buddha?
yes
@@JayVardhanSingh Ok, I misunderstood that you referred Indra as Kanishka.
Interesting! I too had the impression that Kanishka was a great patron of Buddhism
Thumbnails are actually good 👍
Was waiting for this.
I was preparing for vyapam exams and my history teacher taught us that kanishk was a great follower of buddhism, organized 4th buddhist council and that hinduism faded away from North India during his reign.
You should have millions of views.
If it's possible could you share your knowledge regarding the armor if any used by Indian kingdoms (Maurya dynasty till pre Islamic period). Because most of the times when warrior are depicted from Indian kingdoms they are bare bodied with some small fancy metal coverings which I don't think would be of any effective use. The only time I have seem armor on Indian warrior is after the islamic invasion where Indian armor are very similar to that used by invaders, is this true or are we missing something.
I'm just obsessed with his videos
1St view, 1st Comment & 1st like.
Adbhut! avishvasniya!!
Ye 1 crore seedhe aapke khaate me👍
@@randomturd1415 Arey Waah.... I can't believe it 🥳🤓😎
I have listened to your talk on kushans in two videos.
I get the impression that the Kusan connection with Shiva worship was very very meagre and with that of Buddhism was very very significant.
Why should we discount Chinese sources?
As you yourselves have mentioned the special gold coinage was reserved for Budda and lot of Buddhist architecture is seen in the period of Kushans.
Purushpur was the capital city established by Kanishka, he called the 4th Buddhist conference.
is every empire a buddhist empire what about shivas vishnawas etc
Great video.
Just one query, how's it deduced based on one coin depicting Kanishka tending to a fire that he's Zoroastrian.
Fire worship was a common feature of Indo Itanic religions , as you're well aware, including Mazdayasana & Vedic religion but also the Parthian religion which though Iranic wasn't Mazdayasana or Zoroastrianism.
Besides weren't the Parthian's rule in Persia then contemporary to Kanishka's rule?
My larger point being he could easily be a follower or the Vedic religion or that of the Parthian religion as he could be a follower of Zoroastrianism.
Further, wasn't his father or grandfather a Shaivite or was it his son for the rest of his successors were definitely Sanskritised for want of a better word & followed Indic religions especially some sort of Shaivism or Vaishnavism.
I have said that this is the most common type of coin that was issued by Kanishka. Also, if you read the Rabatak inscription and other inscriptions of Kushanas, we can see that Ahuramazda is mentioned. Besides there were other Iranian Gods as well.
I am not sure where you have read that Parthians didn't follow Zoroastrianism.
I don't think you can call Kanishka's father or Grandfather as Shaivite because they worshipped other Gods, including Zoroastrianism.
For more information, read the 14th chapter of History of Civilization of Central Asia, Vol - II.
@@JayVardhanSingh The Rabatak inscriptions begin with a salutation to Nana & Omma ( Uma?) . Ahura Mazda is one of the dieties propitiated alongside Kumara who's obviously Skanda / Kartikeya among other divinities.
I don't claim to be an expert not as well read on this topic as you are but from what I've read sometime back ( don't recall the book or author) , it was clear that Mithraism & Zoroastrianism were two religions practised by the Partisans - both being Iranic religions with Mithraism focusing on sun worship, something popular in those parts where the Kushanas ruled viz Afghanistan.
Apart from the two named the Parthians, were religiously tolerant to other faiths namely the Babylonian religion , Christianity, Judaism , Zurvsnism - another native Iranic religion among other belief systems.
As I remarked I wasn't sure if Kamisha's ancestors were followers of Indic religions. His descendants certainly were.
@@ic5442Fire altars depicted on ground usually means Vedic religion & kept above stands means Zoroastrianism
@@JayVardhanSingh He may not be a follower of vedic religion. But can you tell me that he patronised brahmins. Or encouraged vedic or sanatani or hindu rituals like buddhism?
What is the history of India between the end of Indus civilization and the start of the Mauryan empire?
can you please make one video....why Buddhism wiped out from India? 0.7% only?
hey bro your content is gold and u actually speak facts , many other history youtubers and podcasters just propel propaganda , a piece of advise , try to make your thumbnails a bit more attractive and can you make a video on relation between hinduism , buddhism and jainism in southern india specially tamil nadu and kerela provinces like on how they existed , the conflicts and all stuff and how did hinduism came on top and others were annihilated from that region
thanks
thanks for your suggestions, will try to make videos on these topics.
Can you make a video on the Selucid Mauryan War in which Chandragupt won? I searched about it on wikipedia and it only showed that the mauryans won but they didn't show any casualties or anything, can you?
Have already made a video on it. Do take a look.
th-cam.com/video/lm4N7691H0o/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=JayVardhanSingh
@@JayVardhanSingh thanks
Do we find the type of Vihar, statue and coin by the king to any other religions besides Buddhism and Zoroastrian.
If we are specifically talking about kanishka reign ,then yes about 23% of his coins depict lord Shiva.
My recollection is that King Kanishka at least favored Buddhism as equally as to his native religion worshipping Iranian gods connected to Zoroastrianism. The evidence come from archaeological finds in which on his casket showcased at the Peshawar museum, there are images of the Buddha being worshipped by the royal family in addition to the Iranian sun and moon gods, as well as inscriptions clearly showing he's a follower of the Buddhist Sarvastivada school. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanishka_Casket
So Kanishk believed in ideals of both Buddhism and Zoroastrianism? Like a mixture of both beliefs? Anyway Buddhism influenced him right
No, his personal belief was most likely Zoroastrianism. But as a Kushan king, he patronised other religions as well. These included Buddhism.
it is simultaneously possible that Kanishka was personally attacked to the Iranic deities, but at the same time also was a patron of Buddhism. That can explain, why when he personally did an inscription, he dedicated it to the Iranic deities, but Buddhists fondly remember him as convener of the Sangha in Kashmir.
What? Kanishka the great was a follower of Buddhism. Lord Buddha has portrayed in most coins of Kanishka. Even in the coin that portray Kanishka perform a sacrifice, Lord Buddha has portrayed in the other side. Not only coins but also He had make Buddha statues and Bodhisattva statues like Kimbell seated Buddha, Bala Bodhisattva, Kosambi Bodhisattva, etc. Most of those statues are included Kanishka inscriptions. He also made a Buddhist stupa which called as Kanishka stupa. Also Kanishka's advisor was Ashavagosha who is a Buddhist monk.
We can conclude that Kanishka followed a syncretic version of Buddhism+Zoroastrianism or Kanishka was a Buddhist but He believed in Zoroastrianist gods and Hindu gods as Buddhist deities. For example in Kanishka casket, He has portrayed that Hindu gods Brahma and Indra worship to Lord Buddha.
but how could we know they are brahma , indra or buddha , did kansik mentioned it ?
@ajaysamanta9661 First learn about Buddhism property. Yes, There's no God in Buddhism. But There are devas who are creatures in heavens. They are also mentioned in Tripitaka.
It's Lord Gautama Buddha which represented in Kanishka coins. Script of Kanishka coins and Buddha statues read as 'Shakyamuni Buddha'.
@@HARSH-sf6pb Yeah
Sir I want to know where is origional copy of Rigveda & other Vedas..Plz
Your knowledge is really amazing man ☺️ if you make this videos in Hindi you easily get very good amount of viewers
Yes, will start a Hindi Channel soon.
Your channel is very evidence-based and non-biased, also covers many different sources and point of views.
However in this particular part, based on different sources I incline to believe that Kanishka was personally a devoted Buddhist while also tolerated to other religious traditions including his Iranian one (as we see now many Greek deities and mythology became decoration of Hellenistic Buddhist Stupa), or possibly he became Buddhist in later part of his life (and also still revered his previous tradition). Due to his rare coins imprinted image of Lord Buddha might be that many of coins have yet to be found and many Buddha images inscribed his name.
His inscription at the casket in Kanishka Stupa of Peshawar really mentioned his name: "Kaṇiṣkasa vihare" (the monastery of Kanishka) which indicates his direct position as the patron of this Buddhist Stupa. This is compliment to the record of Chinese Sung Yun, Xuan Zang and Korean Hye-Cho. Such a great architectoral project couldn't be finished without the support of great economical background of the imperial royal.
His connection with Buddhism is not found only in Xuan Zang or Chinese Buddhist record but also in many previous Buddhist scriptures translated to Chinese from Sanskrit/Prakrit Originals which now lost.
Luckily at least one mention of Kaniska preserved in a Sanskrit Buddhist Text called "Bhaisajyavastu" of the Vinayavastvagama of the Mulasarvastivadin:
" ...O Vajrapāṇi, 400 years after my passing to Nirvana there will be a king of Kuśana clan by name Kaniṣka. He will erect a stupa in this land and it will be known as Kaniṣkastūpa and he will do the Buddha worship as I has passed to Nirvana..."
[eṣa caturvarṣaśataparinirvṛtasya mama vajrapāṇe kuśanavaṃśyaḥ kaniṣko nāma rājā bhaviṣyati / so 'smin pradeśe stūpaṃ pratiṣṭhāpayati / tasya kaniṣkastūpa iti saṃjñā bhaviṣyati / mayi ca parinirvṛte buddhakāryaṃ kariṣyati ]
Very informative video
Good video👍 There is similar belief about the Satvahana rulers but their inscriptions at Naneghat indicates otherwise.
The inscription mentions both Balarama (Samkarshana) and Vasudeva-Krishna, along with the Vedic deities of Indra, Surya, Chandra, Yama, Varuna and Kubera.
Similarly for the Pandav leni in Nasik people dismiss that it has nothing to do with Pandavas, while it is true that the caves are dedicated to the buddhist shramanas, the donating queen does mention greatness of the son who she compares with Kama, Kesava, Arjuna and Bhimasena,Nabhaga, Nahusha, Janamejaya, Sagara, Yayati, Rama and Ambartsha.
He was a Brahamn
Hello brother , can you give me the link or name of the biography of Vasubandhu ? and also can you tell me the name of that Chinese buddhist monk( i didn't understand his name in the video) and his book in which you talked about to have said that Kanishka organised the 4th buddhist council in Kashmir
Read Kanishka's Sarnath inscription
Actually, a program about the general historical picture in kanishka's time would be very helpful.. Apart from the rulers, what did the masses believe? Did Vaishnavisim, saivisim, saktism etc exist at this period?
Shaktism,the worship of mother goddess predates every religion or belief system.
Just like Harsha Vardhan was not Buddhist completely
He just supported Buddhist monasteries and universities.
Can you make the video on what clothing did Kushanas and shakas wear? The clothes in which they are depicted almost looked the same as that of Mughals.
Thanks for the suggestion. Will try.
did some coins of kushans depicted lord brahma on them ? a historian on lallantop said this .
Please make a video on Kuru Kingdom. I have a question about the Battle of 10 Kings. Does there exist evidence or other sources for this battle or is it only mentioned in Rig Veda?
only mentioned in the Rig Veda
Hi Jay, can you make a video on dating of mahabharata from historian, linguist pov keeping mythology aside ??
Bro plz make vedio on conquest of harshavardhana in north india which established harsha empire and tell why it collapsed after harsha death
By the way, loving your videos. Please post videos also on the Islamic period onwards. And also cover some history of Southern India as well.
the maga Budha statues of Afghanistan were built by Kaneshk
Most of the arcehological relics afghan / punjab region is still buddhist .. mostly from kushan period. Gods were interchanged and were represented in all subcontinent religions - be it jainism or buddhism or brahmanism... Earliest sarawati was jainist... Earliest Gajalakshmi was buddhist... Only conflicting thing between them is believing veda and vedic practises and vedic sacrifices..
Get some knowledge bro. Saraswati is rigvedic goddess of knowledge.
How come Ambedkarites haven't declared you a Manuvadi Sanghi ????
🤣🤣🤣
Anyway, it's a good video and it's even good that you mention your sources because I am 1000% sure that the Ambedkarites will never read them
u read it ?jk
Buddha statue found in egypt
Now dont said that it was krishnas😁😁
Chinese scription and other proof is enough proof that kanishka( means the king who spread buddhism) patronoge buddhism 4th buddhist council is also organise is 1000% true. And also is it true that all buddhist kings though they buddhist , they support and respect other faith coz buddhism teaches fraternity, compassion, love
eg ashok, gupta kings , harshvardhan, pala kings etc
Not like brahmnical hindu religion which teaches varn system, jat system, lower caste, upper caste. Support brahmin as superior race, pure blooded. Advantage of Gomutra, gobar, various forms Demi god
Hatred towards other faith like buddhism jainism. The kings who patronage other faith they called as shudra or lower birth.
Hence our country had 1000 years slavery of sultanate, mughals, british. Due to this divide society.....
@@yogeshtayde3263 itna lamba kon padega? Summary kya hai iski?
@@yogeshtayde3263 🤣🤮🤮🤮🤮🤣🤣🤣🤣 historical anomaly normal for pseudo-buddhist
@@yogeshtayde3263 prove that there is casteism and also it was not by birth it was by karma and education
Even dr Ambedkar mentioned it
Sirjee ek baar apni library k books dikhado
Can we expect pallava's jay
Will do videos on Southern History soon.
They were bharadwaj gotr Brahamn
I will suggest your video to neo Buddhist who 24/7/365 argue that this king was Buddhist. That was Buddhist based on some patrons for Buddhism. These bigots also say that gupta kings were also Buddhist. Purposely to proove that all great emperor of India were Buddhist.
Good info. Atleast you showed Kanishka coins showing Buddha. Please also show coins and inscriptions by Kanishk showing lord Rama, Sita, Krishna also to be impartial.
Please make video on pala and sena empire
Yes, will do so soon.
Sir then what was major religion in kushan dynasty
probably Zoroastrianism
Shaivism and Iranian religion
Do come to south bharat samrajyas
Nice
Jay bhai it’s a request, can u make a video about the ancient republics of the Yaudheyas, Arjunayanas, Kunindas, Malavas etc. and their origins. Not many historians have done research about them. They played an important rule in bringing down the Indo scythians and Kushans.
I've made a video on these republics. Do take a look.
th-cam.com/video/O4YhgFHf6co/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=JayVardhanSingh
Buddha statue found in egypt
Now dont said that it was krishnas😠
You are mindset is hatred towards buddhism. You are from Rajpoot brahminical hindu religion doesnt means you have to right to distort history...
Chinese scription and other proof is enough proof that he patronoge buddhism. (Kanishka means the king who spread buddhism). 4th buddhist council is also organise is 1000% true. And also is it true that all buddhist kings though they buddhist , they support and respect other faith coz buddhism teaches fraternity, compassion, love
eg ashok, gupta kings , harshvardhan, pala kings etc
Not like brahmnical hindu religion which teaches varn system, jat system, lower caste, upper caste. Support brahmin as superior race, pure blooded. Hatred towards other faith like buddhism jainism
The kings who patronage other faith they called as shudra or lower birth.
Hence our country had 1000 years slavery of sultanate, mughals, british. Due to this divide society.....
🤣🤣🤣🤮🤮
@@pikachue602😡😡😡😡
Egypt??? Seriously
I think don't know Mahayana Buddhism
जय सनातन धर्म ...🚩🚩🚩
Foreigners invaders v buddist ban gye but koi bindu ni bana or jo bana v h wo fake h
Tuj jese manuwadi ko ye v pta ni hoga ki buddhism china se phle pahunch gya tha
😂😂😂
Devapala was the second Ashoka.
Also, can you talk about Nagas of Vindyatabi like Satrubhanja. Satrubhanja mentions in the Asanpat inscription of a war in which all Naga clans united to defeat the last Kushanas in Mathura.