Two Battles of Panipat - 1526 and 1556 - Mughal Empire DOCUMENTARY
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- Commanders always look for a way to get an advantage and so they choose the best possible location for the battles. And as such locations usually have a suitable terrain or are in the vicinity of the economic or political center, historically decisive battles had a tendency to happen in the same places over and over. We know about half-dozen battles of Thermopylae and Kosovo, and so many other geographical locations had multiple battles. For India it is the city of Panipat, just under 100 kilometers away from the capital Delhi. Three crucial fights happened here and they decided the fate of the entire subcontinent for centuries. In this documentary we are covering two of these battles that happened in 1526 and 1556. The Mughal Empire led by Babur and Akbar had to fight against the Delhi Sultanate of Ibrahim Lodi and the armies of the Sur Empire under the command of Hemu at Panipat to prove its dominance. Let's see how these events unfolded.
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The second will happen pretty soon. :-)
Kings and Generals please make a video on Sikh versus Mughal. Make a video on khadak Singh nalwa who tore apart the entire Mughal Empire from northern India and established Khalsa Raj.
It will depend on the popularity of this one, so, please, share. :-)
Please produce videos on battle of preveza and mohacs, these were fought by ottoman empire during reign of sultan suliman
Planned! :-)
Ahhh, the good old days- when you could just get a band of buddies together and alter the course of an entire people group's history in the span of one fun-filled afternoon.
I miss those times...
In a way, that still happens. :-)
Full Moon terrorist militia are essentially that. They're bands of militia under the banner of Taliban, ISIS, Al Qaeda etc.
sports(olympics), academics(inventions that will influence the whole world such as the internet).
@@ajb7345 sports influence the world history in no way whatsoever
@@ajb7345 Im sure the ethnic, cultural and religious future of places like Kashmir will be decided by a cricket match or a gymnastics competition.
Never bring elephant to a battle where guns and cannon are used against you.
Pretty much.
Great Khan24 too late
Hahaha ...no .. elephants can be trained just like the horses. The rampage of Hemus war elephants impressed mughals so much that they decided to have elephant centric armies. Mughlas used elephants not only with cannons but also with rocket artillries.Later cannons were made which could be attached to elephants back. Elephants if trained properly can be a battle winner along with cannons.
until and unless elephants carry the cannons then the joke's on you.
The Mughals later on installed the cannons on the elephants and use them as duel machine.
We need a total war game based on this
I am all for new Total War games. :-)
Considering the fact that Indian history was generally fragmented, both during ancient and medieval periods, I would personally love to see total war games based on them.
Or even an age of empire expansion pack
EXACTLY, I might make a historically accurate game about India
Empire total war has india as a theatre. Although you can only control mughals, Marathas and Mysore.
Decisive battle was "Battle of Khanwa" between Rana Sanga and Babur, which put the foundation of Mughal dynasty in Indian Sub continent.
@Karan 77 go learn history 1st it was a decisive victory check google. rana sanga army was twice the size of babur's
@@anuppaikaray9333 history modified by hindus..LOL
@@metronidazole5681 oh really check national archive then, which was during the time of Congress and national archive hasn't been updated yet, from 2012, while modi came in 2014
@@anuppaikaray9333 lol
Read history or take fuck
@@metronidazole5681 fucking dumbass all of it was written in Babur's chronicles idiot.
Babur won because of Ottoman cannons.
One innacuracy here: Hemu wasn't killed when the arrow found the slit in his helmet, he was wounded and fell unconcious. His army panicked upon seeing him fall and routed, and Hemu's elephant was captured. He was taken to the Mughal camp where Bairam Khan asked the 11 year old Akbar to behead him. Akbar refused to kill a wounded, dying man but was persuaded to touch Hemu's head with his sword, upon which Bairam Khan beheaded Hemu. Hemu's head was sent to Kabul and his body displayed in Delhi and a minaret was constructed of the heads of the other dead. I guess the Mughals were still descendants of the Mongols after all.
Also interesting was that Hemu was a Hindu who was the prime minister for the Muslim Sur dynasty, and his rebellion against them was his attempt to establish his own kingdom. He took the ancient title of Raja Vikramaditya and defeated the Mughals at the Battle of Delhi, but lost his artillery in a later battle against the Mughals, which helped lead to his defeat at Panipat. Hemu is still revered by many in India today. Bairam Khan was later assassinated by an Afghan general who fought for Hemu.
Bairam khan's murder was planned by Akbar under the influence of Mahamanga
They did the same thing with rana sanga
@@drdre5030 Rana sanga was killed by his own chiefmen because he never bowed and was on a continuous war with mughals even after battle with Babar which he lost he wanted to have one more battle and kill mughals .his chiefmen were fed up of him and killed him by giving poison .sanga is one of the bravest person
@@deepakarya3670 rana sanga was also shooted by a arrow nd he fall down
@@drdre5030 .he was poisoned by his own fellow chiefs
Rana Sanga wanted to prepare another army and fight Babur.
30 January 1528, Rana Sanga died in Chittor, apparently poisoned by his own chiefs who held his plans of renewing the fight with Babur to be suicidal
I am from Fergana Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 Babur proud of Uzbekistan
Assalomu alaykum Anjandan
@@bdulloh 👍
Not proud only gun powder religion mental no humanity no justice no equality
An interesting anecdote, but Babur's multiethnic army of Turks, Mongols, Persians, Afghans, and later Hindus would actually give rise to the language of Urdu, due the cultural melting pot that Babur's army was. Modern day Urdu is really an amalgamation of numerous languages, including Hindi, Arabic, Turkish, Punjabi, Pashtun, Farsi, and even a little Greek.
Pakistani and Urdu speaker here.
All languages are present in Urdu but Greek like you said has been dropped long ago. ☺️
Urdu (ordu) means Army in Turkic. It was the language of the army.
Urdu started in the Delhi Sultanate though. It has been around for a long time.
I recall my father (born1915) telling me that Urdu was the language of the educated; it was the language he learnt as a child when he went to school, he could read and write Urdu. As Urdu was a written language, most villages had a scribe who would write out the letters etc for the uneducated. My father was a Sikh, born in what is now Pakistan. Most Punjabi’s, of which there are Sikh, Muslim, and Hindu share a common language and culture.
Hindi and Urdu were invented after 1947. The actual language is Hindustani
Pani means water
Pat means way
We used to joke about it.
Q. "where did war of Panipat happened?"
Ans. "On water!"
Astaroth but it came from the word panchipindi five villages
👏
I got confused in my first lesson of history😂😂😂for this panipath
@@hm6715- After the British victory, it became Water-looloolooloolooloo.
Cringest jokes I ever heard
Love your videos! Keep it up!
Thank you! Will do!
@@KingsandGenerals what is the music that plays in the opening parts
The Third battle of Panipat was fought by the Maratha empire of West and Central India and the Afghan ruler Ahmad Shah Abdali. It ended in a shattering defeat for the Marathas.
Muhammad Ilyas it’s hazaras who do it. Pashtuns will never bow to Hindus
@@leaveme3559 shut up, we love our puston brothers
@@blackflagsofpakistantheeas9109 sure u do no wonder Pakistan supports taliban
@@leaveme3559 Taliban are true owners of Afghansitan
@Ameen Shindoli well said
Maybe you forgot to mention this -
The First Battle of Panipat between Babur and Ibrahim Lodi was also the First battle where Cannons were used in Indian Subcontinent !!! Cannons were unheard of in India at that time, So you can imagine the horror of not just elephants but also the Delhi Sultanate Soldiers who had never heard or seen of Cannons before..
No.
Cannons were first used in India by Timur who Invaded it
Cannons were already being used before that but Lodi didn't have access to them
You are everywhere dude😅
@@ProfRavenSteelwhen Timur Invaded India he engaged in a battle with Delhi's Sultan from Tughlaq Dynasty who had bring elephants.
Timur placed his camels
Behind the camels he had digged cave where he placed his heavy cannons.
When the elephants where coming Timur
Ordered to fire.
The elephants were so far from the camels.
So they were not able to saw the cannons.
They were frightened thinking the camels are firing.They began to crushing their own troops.
U can read it from wikipedia
@@ProfRavenSteel you first prove cow is your mum 🤪
Brilliant video. Love the subject matter, always loved the history of warfare. Gumru Mamedova did a beautiful job writing the material and the narrator adds his own magical touch with great reading. Bravo
İmpressive as always! Thank you for using my machinima for your amazing documentary!
Your machinimas are amazing! I hope that they will get more recognition. :-)
Kings and Generals inşallah hopefully. Sorry for the late comment ! İ saw the notification for this video 4 hours ago but i was driving and had to race as quicklu as i can just to watch this and drop a comment!
Time zones. :-)
Kings and Generals Doesn't matter! It's my priority :)
Wow! You guys actually made the video on Panipat!
Looking forward to more diverse contents like these in the future.
Love from the subcontinent.
The story of babur has to be one of my favorite historical odysseys ever! You should definetely make more videos about the Mughals and India.
Agreed👍
Babur Timurid = real life Aegon Targaryen.
@@06burhan can you explain to me who he is?
@@ivabarai2770 well google it... he is a fantasy character from the A Song of Ice and Fire serries by J.R.R. Martin. He was one of the last surviving nobles of a fallen empire and founded his own empire with superior weapons. Just like Babur.
@@06burhan ohh so he is a Game of thrones character
Great job. You deserve to be one of the top TH-cam channel. Very impressive and educational. Keep up the great work!!!
Thank you very much! We will!
God damn i love your channel. Also, i love the fact that you cover historic battles from all around the world and not just western/crusader or alexanders battles. Keep doing this great work sir!!
Thank you very much, good sir!
Another great video, definitely the best history-based channel on youtube. I like it that you guys don't only make videos about battles involving Western nations, i like the history of Europe, but it's nice to hear about events on the other side of the world for a change :)
Thank you for the praise! We decided that it is a good idea to have at least some non-European battles. :-)
It's very interesting to imagine how a single arrow could change the course of history
Single bullet fired in 1914 did quite a damage to our modern world.
@@zainahmed6502 Yeah!
@@zainahmed6502 BMA
Yeah! Yeah!! Yeah!!! ...
This is fate
@@zainahmed6502 So did a single rejection letter from an art school!
Panipat is my hometown!!! 😂🤣😂🤣
Hopefully, the wars will always stay away from your home. :-)
War zone of krucshetra
@@user-um1mp2ds3x that happened in Kurukshetra not in panipat.
@@chinmaychandraunshuh
both are in Hariyana
@@user-um1mp2ds3x true
exellent video, guys!
So Dehli is the Jerusalem of India.
+Sam McCullough well, it is not as important religiously, but the clash of civilizations always happened around it and for it.
And Dhaka was the Venice of the entire subcontinent.
Tasin Al-Hassan dhaka was always a shithole.
Delhi being the 'seat of power' in the subcontinent is an idea born in the sultanate era. It was the capital of the Delhi sultanate (obviously) and grew to be well-developed in that period, while the historical hindu centers nearby and along the Ganga declined.
+savage q So was every city.
I just simply love your videos. 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Hey can you plus make *THE MAURYAN vs. KALINGA WAR DOCUMENTARY TOO* ??😅😅😅
Brilliant video, thoroughly enjoyed it.
Glad you liked it!
Bazzbattles and u uploading on the same day, life can't get any better
I would prefer for him to upload some other time, but hey. :-) Thanks for your support!
And with the same music 🤔
Xabier, as far as I know, we both use EpidemicSound. Obviously, it is hard to predict which song he will use in his video. :-) We do not communicate. :-)
And also Ollie Bye's new video goes hand in hand with this one.
Yeah, I just noticed his newest video :-)
I just stumbled upon this vid and channel. Its right up my alley. Subed,favourited,liked, now im off to binge watch the rest of your videos.
Welcome aboard! Hope you will enjoy our content! :-)
Oh yes, i love it! Im devouring your vids one after another, not even close to overdosing :) Love everything about the videos, cant find a single negative thing. I needed this in my life!
That is great to hear! :-)
Ghaznevides, delhi sultanate, mughals, they all have turkic origins who invaded india
Deli Sultantes were Afghans.
Afghan Lion yeah, i forget it, afghan,turkic tribes both
Afghan Lion
Delhi Sultanate is Turkic Empire.
Delhi Sultanate
Qutb al-Din Aibak, a former Turkic Mamluk slave of Muhammad Ghori, was the first sultan of Delhi, and his Mamluk dynasty conquered large areas of northern India. Afterwards, the Khalji dynasty was also able to conquer most of central India, but both failed to conquer the whole of the Indian subcontinent.
Source Original Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delhi_Sultanate
Qwerty.k Delhi sultans were all Afghans
Arnav Roy
shut up 90% of the sultans are of Turki origin.
Very well prepared documentary. Great learning experience on battle of Paniput:)
The wait was killing me. Finally i can enjoy a new video
:-) Thanks for being with us. Hopefully, we will get enough support to launch a second mid-week series.
SU 57 I've just started watching and I'm in love with these videos.
+Gavin Anderson your God welcome aboard. Working on a new video right now. Should be up in 16 hours 8 minutes. :-)
Nice, now i can't sleep. Thx :)
+SU 57 :-)
Great content as always, how you don't have more subscribers I don't know!
Thank you! :-) We will get there, it is a grind. :-)
Fun fact: in the times of Ser shah of sur empire the price of 320 kg rice was 1 taka.(currently 85tk= 1USD) 😂
Inflation my dear ..
Fun fact population is also very low
Then 1 taka=2560USD🤣🤣 Subhan Allah 😂
At that time 1 Re. would be = 100 USD
if usd might be there at that time. Indian rupee was established by Shershah in 16th century. Indian was super rich till 18th century before British looted it till its last penny.
@Fuhgawz Gaming -1000USD
Fun fact: Historians say that Sheh Shah Suri was once a soldier in the army of Babur, but when Babur was celebrating his win in one of the battles, he noticed that this soldier of his had quite a radiant face and was looking way too confident. Fearing which he ordered to remove Sher Shah Suri from the army. Taking it as his insult, that day, Sher Shah promised himself that he won't let the Mughal empire flourish, which he did when 12 years later he attacked Babur's son, Humayun and made him run for his life.
This is what I heard from one of my professors, feel free to correct.
Ya Suris were Strong Hindus before.
But they Converted.
@@user-pl7el1fp6k So they were Muslim.
@@user-pl7el1fp6k
Suris were Pashtuns and most of Pashtuns were Buddhist and Zoroastrians before Islam.
Suri clan of Pashtuns claimed ancestry from Ghori tribe, and Ghoris were Buddhist before becoming Muslim.
@@user-pl7el1fp6k tu bhi convert hoga saale
@@uknowme373 chill bruh
Wow, fantastic as always. I really like it that you also make non Eurocentric videos. I hope to see a "Gogureyo and Göktürk alliance vs Tang China" Video in near future :)
Thank you! More to come! :-)
Arnold Thomsen What makes you think that
Thank you for this, I am not a patreon supporter yet but I am still shameless (:p), so I will suggest here anyway, plz look into Anglo-Mysore wars (one of the most underrated conflict imo where Mysore came very close to evicting British from Southern India with french help but that help stopped due to European politics and Britain with help of three other Indian states cumber stomped Mysore). Interesting battles, politics, sudden and dramatic change in fortunes, everything is here.
ps still love your videos, don't stop keep making them.
Thank you very much! :-) We only ask from those who can afford it. :-)
Regarding your suggestion, the best way to entice us to make more videos on India, is to share this one as much as possible. :-)
Of course, My King. :)
Thanks, my friend! :-)
tipu sultan vs brits ?
Yes but tons of other guys were involved too and don't forget about Tipu's father..
Glad I found this channel.
Subscribed
Glad you found us, thank you! :-)
Great back to school recap. Thx
You deserve more subs
No argument here. :-)
*So, in second battle of Panipat Mughals were outnumbered by three times bigger enemy, still they manage to defeat Hemu Army, Wow! Bahram Khan was an excellent Military Commander.*
Bahram Khan was a good military commander(no doubt) but that is true the shot taken by one of Mughal's soldiers changed the outcome of battle and changed the history of Indian Subcontinent.
@Anonymous 101 lol you are still butthurt
@@sumitsingh7835
It usually take one shot to decide victory or defeat dude
One shot by a Mughal archer and entire subcontinent fell into laps of Mughals.
Imagine the value of a single lucky shot 😆
@@DrStrange234 Dude, your name makes me sick. I loathe Aurangzeb, he was subhuman and inferior, a monstrous tyrant is the highest honour I can give that creature. The intelligent, tolerant yet scholarly Dara Shikoh, he was the real Mughal emperor India needed...not Aurangzeb's extremist kingdom. Sorry, I just don't like the names of utter tyrants being shown in good light, off with Au-"wrong in unthinkable ways"-zeb.
@@DrStrange234 Aurangzeb makes me think of the Brits as hospitable...treacherous shit. If I had a gun and in front of me, Aurangzeb and Adolf Hitler, I would give the gun to Hitler and let him do the very task that should have been done long ago...although even that would not suffice for Aurangzeb's atrocities against non-Muslims (Guru Tegh Bahadur a great example) and his own brothers ffs. To hell with Auwrongzeb, I pity all who revere him.
I am very much thankful to your channel,,, one of the finest work you are doing and providing fine knowledge... thank you
Thank you for watching! :-)
Hey mate! Brilliant video.
How were you able to get the battle plans of theses armies??
I would really appreciate your sources.
Damn, I didn't learn this much in class and in my textbook, thank you for this...
Thanks for watching!
Lodhi was brave soldier who fought till demise & even Babur acknowledged this fact bt the only disadvantage on the part of Lodhi was Technology.....
Bro there was more to it babur was just a jealous guy cus his brother ibhriam was a better leader then was many of babur men went undercover to spy on ibhriam and sold it on to the mongals
A Capone Still at the end of the day Babur got the last laugh and became one of the, if not the, richest empires in the world.
Technology + lack of loyalty. Ibrahim's own generals in Lahore and other parts abandoned him and invited babur to conquer India.
@@Sufisulayman01 bruh Babur wasn't Ibrahim's brother lol. He was a timurid Turk while Ibrahim was a incapable and weak ruler who wasn't a Turk but ethnic Afghan. The man's own weak tactics fell to the genius military mind of Babur
@@crzahmed9707then even Babur himself argued that fighting against India is much easier than fighting against the Nomadic Uzbeks.
Babur fought several times against the Nomadic Uzbeks and always lost, even the 70 thousand Safavid army that Babur helped eventually suffered defeats near Samarkand and the Nomadic Uzbeks completely exterminated the Safavid troops and Babur had to finally leave Samarkand and go to Kabul.
Babur was not killed because one of his sisters was married to the leader of the Nomadic Uzbeks and the Uzbeks respected him because Babur was a direct descendant of Tamerlane. Then, during the campaign in India, part of the Nomadic Uzbeks helped Babur as heavy cavalry
Too nice video with clearly explaining for labeling reasons of wars thanks 👍
Your videos are amazing which gives great knowledge of the big empires of those times .
The panipat video is also great but can I please suggest you to make video on India's greatest mauryan empire like ottomans and Mongol's?
Akbar's win over the Hindu king Hemu in the 2nd Panipat was a miraculous one where one lucky or unlucky arrow that struct Hemu in eye who was winning up till that time and instantly changes the course of the war as Hemu's soldiers panicked when rumor spread that he was dead while the truth Hemu was severely injured but not dead .
He was lucky guy but that was not his day
Bro , its not about luck.
Actually first bairam khan ordered his soldiers not to show any weapon until they come close , by this hemu thought they are weapon less and he came close and then one soldier threw arrow on hemu
I don't think it was lucky. I think Bairam Khan targeted Hemu when he got close to the front line. Because remember they captured him and his elephant. He didn't die.
Bro legit no one cares whether it was lucky or timed, if it killed it killed that's it, at the end result matters
What I learned from this battle is to never underestimate your enemy even if you have a higher number
Modern tech is also important, as this battle saw the first proper use of cannons. Taimur had also used that, but his motive was not to rule but rather than to loot. Mughals came to rule.
Hope this learning in your next battle :)
Love your channel. More videos on battles which shaped the Indian history please.
Thanks!
I love this channel, new subscriber here.
Welcome aboard!
Great work...
Your balance approach and urge of bieng Aithentic and correct deserve appreciation
Thank you! It is important for us to be unbiased.
as a berber, i have always been intrested by persian/turkic/indian culture.
Thanks for watching! :-)
+Black Swordsman Guts more videos on the Ottomans will be release soon. :-)
الخليفة يزيد بني أمية Umayyad who is Berber???
thats the problem . read it only as history .
+Rushabh Doshi berber is sort of caste or local community in northern africa . they reside in various countries of north africa and are found in various colours too lol
Very nice , i suggest you 2 create video on battle of terrain and 3rd battle of panipat
Love your detailed work. Put more videos on Indian history. It had so many wars. ' Maratha empire', Chola empire.
Small correction my friend babur died in 1530
Great work guys ....continue making such marvelous videos😁
I learnt about all this. It was like a novel telling me a story.
Thanks for watching! :-)
Kings and Generals dont stop doing this:).
Otherwise i will find you
Kings and Generals btw were you and baz coordinating your upload? You did it together...
No, we don't. Maybe, we should. :-)
Kings and Generals 😐🙂😊
It's amazing how u can recreate the battle formations as if u were doing a live commentary.
Another great find!
Thanks! :-)
Kings and Generals No No, thank you's!
nice like always ;)
We are ever grateful for the support! :-)
thats very good , there are very few videos about our sub-continent
+Abdullah Saad thank you! We will have more videos, if this one gets enough views, so, please share. :-)
Very informative videos
Thank you kings and generals
Great video, please do make a video about the third battle of Panipat from 1761, which was the biggest of them all
Throughout History, Whoever had greater Technology won, Their Race, Religiopn and Beliefs never mattered. If anything you learn from Historical Battles, Technology > Numbers.
That is a great comment!
Yes I do agree with your comment..weapons technology and general behind warfare engineering and strict and discipline army are many objectives for the result of war and battles ..
Not necessarily the brains of the leaders, morale etc are things that mattered a lot too. And don't forget religion and it's the power to make people rise under one banner.
@@kasimshaikh3750 I think any army training institute build under religion based policy would be in appropriate method of forging a army out of man .. religion can unit a population but it's also responsible for corrupt religion based politics at last ..
Technology+Planning
perfect job well done
Thank you! :-)
Nice video!
I really like your work.... It is a fabulous historical animation
Thank you very much!
U are welcome.... Can I get your mail or Fb I would like to ask few questions about history
Sure: facebook.com/KingsGenerals/
One of your best videos yet! Glad to see India getting some love!
Thank you! More videos on India are planned.
It would be great if you make a video about the third Panipat battle between Ahmad Shah Durrani and the Marhatas.
I'm a subscriber of your channel as well as a fan.May I have a video on Battles of Palassey? I'm interested on it,I wanna know about it.Thank you.
Nice video bro and the important thing how the war happen I am impressed while watch the video thanks a lot.
i am from panipat, we have a place called kala aam (black mango tree) where its said that there used to be a mango tree which during the battle turned black due to blood shed and thats why that place is named kala aam.
Babur, he had literally the blood of the two most ferocious rulers before his time, Turkic blood from Taimur Lang (his father's side) and Mongol blood from Genghis Khan (his mother's side) !!!
Hassan Abdulsalam No Turk
@@Cilt_doktorunuz turco-mongol
He also had the blood of thousands of Hindus on his hands
Timur was also a Barlas mongol...his culture was turkic and religion Islamic due to his ancestors settling in North Uzbekistan..
@@ashwathshetty5066
Tell me which successful ruler doesn't have blood on his hands ( even Ashoka and Alexander did)
Very good content.The research is very indepth and vast.The quality of the langiage is also remarkable.visuals are nice.But the background score is a bit overpowering.
superb video
very informative
Nice to see some Indian content. Awesome work as always!
Thank you very much! And, please, if you have a chance, share it. :-)
Kings and Generals Definitely!
+Vinod Varghese thank you!
@@KingsandGenerals plz plz plz make video on rise of maratha empire the shivaji maharaj i bet i will get 10 million view plz make it plz .
Wonderful! History I knew.
Thanks! :-)
Amazing..... Can't quit this video in the middle.....☝👍👍👍👍
A new subscriber to help!!!!!Trying babur's strategy in total war. thanks
Delhi's throne is still most powerful in Region.
Good joke
@@tayztayz2318 It's the capital of India, financial centre of India, the largest city in terms of metro area, so I'd say it's pretty damn important.
@Mr. Anonymous if you say so bud
@Mr. Anonymous but Mumbai is no capital of India, Delhi is capital & main decision maker...
@@Cnut_the_grape pune used to rule and decide who is going to became next king of delhi in 18th century , delhi was no longer in control that time🙂🙂🙂
please make another video about the 3rd battle of panipat
Great to see something about India on this channel.
waiting eagerly of your beautiful analysis on 3rd battle of Panipat.
Please do BATTLE OF TALAS 751AD, one of the most world history defining battles. Many thanks in advance... Keep up the good work!
Thank you! I have been researching the battle of Talas. For now, I don't have a coherent script. Hopefully, I will, eventually. :-)
what about THE THIRD BATTLE OF PANIPAT 1761 AD. please make a video about it
Please add English subtitles in videos too it helps the peoples to learn more.
Also try to make documentaries on Crusade Wars, WW1 ,WW2,Birth of Arab states and Israel,Cold war, Middle East Conflicts and Revolutions in Different Countries e.g Iran,Egypt,Tunis,Libya.
I appreciate your Great Working on History.
U hade explained it very clearly
WONDERFUL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
also try to cover the battle of khanwa... its the part of Babur's expedition in india...
These videos help children love history
Thanks for great explaining
Very well explained
please please please king and general make a video about the "The Third Battle of Panipat ".
1556 the mughals are almost decimated, meanwhile in 1600 I control most of India Persia and Turkestan with the mughals and being 1# world power with more than 1800 development
great work
+kapil shah thank you!
Please do a particular documentary on 3rd battle of panipat...you are one of the few channels which give authentic information.✅✅✅
Thinking about it.
can you please make the battle of waad almakhazin between the saadi dynasty and the portoguese empire when sebastian the emporor of portogal died and morocco became an empire
its a badass battle
Is it also called Alcacer Quibir? We are planning to.
Yes it is the battle of the 3 kings.
Fascinating battle.
Kings and Generals keep up the good work
It's interesting that hemu and ibrahim lodi had almost the same battle army formation, but the charging strategy is what made the change. Also, why did'nt bairam khan used gun powder or cannons like babur?
probably didnt have the exporters
Also make video on the Third and Final Battle of Panipat.. I bet that would be even more interesting...
Very good video.
Maratha Empire has some good war tricks such as "Gani Me Kawa". . You should definitely do one video on it
hahaha hit and run cowardness
@@ssjeelani398 thats gurellia warfare in modern war....Marathas used it way before anything!
@@ssjeelani398 remember when maratha saves delhi sultunate from ahemadshah abdali and conquered till pakistan , after loosing 3rd panipat war in next 15 years they kick abdali's son out of pakistan region , why do you speak when you doesn't know anything?
Anyone know that babur is the descendant of both timur and gengis khan. Timur blood in his father and khan's blood in his mother
That is a key part in baburs history many people overlook
The way the battles were explained were too suprising!