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map of INDIA. See how the west portrays INDIA's map.
@MaxMaher You have used the wrong Indian map here . Missing POK and COK (Aksai Chin).
THE MAP IS WRONG
You should correct the map buddy.By the way thanks for this video.
the map of INDIA you have depicted is not the right one !
It's not shown at the starting 0f video
wrong map of India
onwards, the ignorance and blatant lies just astound me. Come on, do better research before making such BS
Wrong!!! You have Absolutely no idea of indian history, you said india was engulfed by Persian empire?!!!! WTF bro atleast be factually correct, if you're making video on a country. Also Wikipedia is not a credible reference. DON'T SPREAD MISINFORMATION.
are you in ur right mind? india was never under Persian empire in that age sir get ur facts straight they never crossed the indus river because they knew they couldn't defeat the nandas and later the mauryans. infact it was the other way around... chandragupt maurya defeated the Persian zorostranian empire multiple times and even married the king's daughter because the Persian king wanted to make an alliance with thus powerful Indian kingdom. there's is a high need for u to change ur source of history sir, they be playing with ya lmao.
The Persians Ruled Northwestern parts of India.
Persian Empire?? Bro what? When ? Where? Before the Greeks came at Indian borders India was divided into Kingdoms and the largest of whom was the Nanda Empire. Persians never crossed Indian Borders. What are you saying!!!😂
@Max Maher {Since YouTube censorship extends to any links that lead out of YT I took the liberty to answer in comprehensive form, you can check the veracity of my facts by googling it}At you mentioned India stayed under the Persian rule for quite a while, while the reality of the ancient times was that smaller kingdom that pledged loyalty to a Samrat(King of kings) usually switch loyalty. Porus the king who used elephants against the Alexander's army himself was such a king. History says after his defeat and his encounter as a prisoner of war to Alexander the exchange of words and ideas impressed Alexander himself granting Porus his kingdom back although albeit after a marriage between his daughter and Alexander (which was very common by the way)The Greeks acknowledge this fact hence the mutiny and Alexander turning back.In fact a Rastrakuta King Nanda of the Magada dynasty was preparing for this particular war (please google it, if I put the link YouTube will delete this comment) at the same time a Brahmin named Chanakya a.k.a kautalya a.k.a Vishnu Gupta aided and abetted the first the Maurya dynasty, Chandra Gupta Maurya overthrow the Magada Rastrakuta (which was once a Maha-Janpad meaning a republic in Sanskrit by the way) and established the Mauryan empire with the Ashoka being the last effective rules {by the way one of his capital symbols is appropriated by the Government of India [with satyameva jayate] and used as the modern Capitol symbol of India}So no trivialising India as the being under the suzerain of Persia is a huge disservice to historic accuracy.
name of that movie?? Please
@ Vasco De Gama is credited with founding new sea trade route . But he was shown the route to India when he reached Africa. Trade existed before him.Also there are loads of freedom fighters who gave their life fighting British. But almost everyone gives entire credit to him. There contributions can never be forgotten.Inequality is very high even in US. So India is not the only country dealing with it.
Gandhi didn't "slapped" the British empire out of INDIA ()Because a smart guy once said "You do not ask for freedom"/"freedom is never given, it is only snatched from oppressors"
I am so happy and honoured about Max featuring me in his video: if you shut your eyes and listen closely, you can feel me at , living on less than $3.2 a day.
perfect map of india proud of you brother 😎👍 I am new subscriber
- This actually seems like good news, ie. they're setting up a Nash equilibrium. That tends to keep the rules clear and belligerence dialed down to cold war / trade war levels.
@Max Maher Would love to share my thoughts with you but tomorrow I have to submit my Practicals and it's already pm here. So I will definitely reply to you tomorrow.
