Rudrama Devi: Warrior-Queen of the Kakatiya Dynasty | Telugu History | India
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- Indian history is full of interesting women, but perhaps foremost among them is Rudrama Devi, a Telugu Queen whose rule as Queen-Regnant of the famed Kakatiya Dynasty lasted for thirty years.
During this time, she fought off a number of different adversaries, and continued in her father's footsteps, implementing many impactful social reforms. Even today, the water tanks installed during her reign see use.
Whether you're looking for a feminist perspective on Indian history, or are simply looking to understand a storied dynasty and one of its greatest rulers, it is worth getting to know Rudrama Devi.
Enjoy!
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"Sudra Rulers and Officials in Early Medieval Times," by H.S. Kotiyal
"Issues in the Emergence of an Agrarian Region in Andhra," by Neeraj Sahay
"Temples, Donors, and Gifts: Patterns of Patronage in Thirteen-Century South India," by Cynthia Talbot
"A Deed of Adoption and its Reliefs: A New Interpretation," by M. Krishna Kumari
"The Reddi Kings and their Contributions to Andhradesa," by R. Subbarao
"A Social History of the Deccan 1300-1761" and "Eight Indian Lives," by Richard E.Eaton.
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@@OddCompass thank you so much for putting your work into it!
My pleasure!
*The greatest rulers of Kannada dynasty*
(ಕನ್ನಡ ರಾಜವಂಶದ ಶ್ರೇಷ್ಠ ಆಡಳಿತಗಾರರು)
1. Kadamba (ಕದಂಬರು)
2. Western Ganga (ಗಂಗರು)
3. Badami chalukya (ಬಾದಾಮಿ ಚಾಲುಕ್ಯರು)
4. Rashtrakuta (ರಾಷ್ಟ್ರಕೂಟ)
5. Kalyani chalukya (ಕಲ್ಯಾಣಿ ಚಾಲುಕ್ಯ)
6. Hoysala (ಹೊಯ್ಸಳರು)
7. Seunaru (Yadava) (ಸೇವುಣ "ಯಾದವರು")
8. Shilahararu (ಶಿಲಾಹಾರರು)
9. Vijayanagara (ವಿಜಯನಗರ ಸಾಮ್ರಾಜ್ಯ)
10. Mysore kingdom (ಮೈಸೂರು ಸಾಮ್ರಾಜ್ಯ)
Please make a video about these kingdoms
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The Yadavas are from the Kannada Empire, They were not of the Maratha Empire Please fix it 🙏
rudramadevi at 16: ruler of a country
me, a 16 year old telugu girl: *can barely finish her homework on time*
Mari Tondra Chey .
Neeh homework nenu rasta lae vro
homeworks are over-rated...
LOL Telugu girl of the same age here, hello😁
Its easier to be a queen than to finish education, she had 14 feudal vassals, all of them taught statecraft since they were kids, she was given training in statecraft herself and also had 2 of the greatest war tacticians in south indian history... her prime minister was a famed politician and was called machiavelli of the east by marco polo... what did you have as a 16 year old, these royals had it all... I respect people like venna deva and durjaya, having formed not 1, not 2 but 3 different great feudal kingdoms, the velanati cholas, the Nellor Ambadikas and the kakatiyas... great people build their empires not inherit
Rudrama Devi still revered by Telugu people ( Warangal is present day Telangana near Hyderabad) as a great warrior princes. Wanragal fort , 1000 pillar temple and ramappa temple are mind blowing constructions till today. There was a big budget Tollywood film (2015) made on her . Thanks for the video . Appreciated 👍
Please write the movie name.
@@daitoakyoeiken7735 Film’s name is “Rudrama Devi” (Telugu) released in 2015.
Now Ramappa temple became UNESCO world heritage site
@@koteswar009 yes. Better late than never. One of the best ancient temples in india.
But the movie is terrible
this channel is more underrated than the word underrated itself.
This audience is underrated. Thanks for the support!
The word underrated is pretty popular though. Also, it doesn't have more potential (deeper meaning) than face value, so it can't be underrated.
True that!
@Odd Compass your videos provide great insight into the history of south Indian economic and political organisations and their cultural influences.
Personally i find certain bits a bit congradulatory but honest and insightful nonetheless. Thanking you for this.
- South Indian.
@@OddCompass Nice bro. Please make a video about Indian Inventions that changed the ancient world. And about maharana pratap. And nice motion graphics.
I love how this channel is dedicated to Indian history, I love it 😁
I appreciate it! I’m actually doing Asian history (with a focus on India, but covering other topics as appropriate). Glad you’re enjoying the channel!
@@OddCompass It is so cool , you have helped me so much with my tests and sometimes I just watch these entertainment. Many people skip Indian History for Chinese or Mongolian History.
Thanks! Good luck with any exams you have coming up 👍
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Rudramadevi is our internal matter how dare this channel does altogether a video on her..
Sitting in Warangal and watching Warangal history...
Ralph Augustus Me too
Me too
Me too
sitting in hyderabad ;-;
Me 3 🤣🤣🤣
0:20 "Rudhrama Devi isn't noteworthy just because she was a powerful woman in a world of men." Exactly!
@Monster of Aces and no man can be dominant in a society without support from a woman and she was not left alive stupid if you can't do like her work then don't judge.
రుద్రమదేవి మన గౌరవం,,, తెలుగు Telugu people pride
You are doing great job bro. Even telugu ppl in India are unaware of there own history.
Thanks! Glad to bring this history to light
@Rahul LMAO
not all Telugu Prajulu Desetti some are aware of it .
@Rahul damit I'm applying for visa tomorrow you predicted
Among most Indian people I met, telugu people are least proud of their heritage or language. Its shameful.
This is such a fascinating video, and its surprising more people don't know of her. In history lessons when it came to women's issues, we mostly focused on the Guptas or the landholding rights that a few elite women got, but not once was such a great warrior and Queen mentioned. South Indian and North-East Indian history should be focused on more because such gems exist. Keep the good work up!!!
Thank you, totally agreed! Also, I do intend to cover Tibet soon (and some other history tied to the north and northeast), so more diversity is incoming haha
@@OddCompass can't wait!!! :')
@@OddCompass can you do a video on Odisha too. As India is unaware of our history.
@@peacock3020 Sure -- I have some ideas rolling around in my head :)
North Indian history was also not taught completely. And north Eastern states like Bihar also. Books praises mughals and then British rule etc etc, Mahatma Gandhi Congress only. And french revolution.
In the era of kakatiya and vijayanagara Telugu literature exploded..👍👍👍
Telugu started in chalukya era before vijayanagara
@@pr854 you mean telugu literature, telugu existed even before eastern chalukyas
The southern Indian history is always kept hidden although they have arich history
Really don't understand why our history text books aren't proud enough to highlight great Queens like her instead repeatedly mentions alot of strong male dominated kingdoms and the type of tools which were used for agriculture in their time period, from 6th to 12th. She is an inspiration and I'm super glad you guys made this wonderful video about her. Can't wait for more Amazing content!✨
I completely agree. It’s so important that we showcase the incredible diversity of India’s history. Women have at various times occupied the seat of power, and done so with great effectiveness - I hope this kind of story inspires people today!
@@OddCompass do you follow true indology ?
Hi Random Check, I do not follow them, but I am aware of their content.
@@OddCompass what's your take on it? Are they twisting history or is it fairly accurate ? They're getting massive traction
@@OddCompass also I'm just curious, are you American born? You don't have to answer if you don't want to
A Telugu movie called "Rudramadevi" was released in 2015. This movie tells the story of the kakatiya queen Rudramadevi.
is it worth wacthing, is it good?
@@gabrielleraul488 yeah. It's good.
Please dont watch that movie its cheaply made movie which focused on highlighting allu arjun, worst movie which did not discuss on the accomplishment
Daily TV show has started on Rudramadevi in MAA TV channel.
The movie sucks.
The director is a drama plays maker, not worth of making films. The VFX are a joke in it
The irrigation method by building several tanks and interconnecting them is called " golusu kattu cheruvulu"
They are being restored now after several decades in the name of the kingdom itself called "mission kakatiya"
46000 tanks and their network is being restored.
Interesting!
What's the progress? Any source?
@@jinxtrinkx5732 Mission Kakatiya is an incredible success. Right now Telangana region which was barren for a long time is full of water.
Nice content!Keep up !As a Mauritian with South Indian heritage, I feel proud of my South Indian culture and history.We need to preserve and revive our history and culture.
Agreed! And thank you 👍
We are indian first, South Indian second!
Random Check ,For me it is a bit different,I am Mauritian first ,with Indian heritage.😊.I am not trying to create division but you should be patriotic in the nation that you live.Sorry if I have offended you.
I agree with you Yudhiren. We are talking about our personal heritage and history. In that context, I am committed to preserving that which is South Indian. Of course, my historical preferences extend all across Asia, so I am not only going to cover south India. But I know exactly where you’re coming from.
@@OddCompass what is south india though? It's just a region of india with bunch of different language and culture with their own unique history. Just like west india, east india,north india and north east india.
In fact the "Kakathiya Thoranam" (the arch like structure in the thumbnail) is the stamp of State Govt. Of Telangana today.
@Rahul why is that so?
@@surajkumarn4715seriously? Charminar is on it's verge of collapse, but look at the mighty architectural wonders of kakatiyas. They ruined the emblem by adding charminar. Also Telangana is Best represented by Kakatiyas culture & architecture, Telangana should have never been represented by Nizams & Sultanate heritage, they're the ones who did merciless deeds against the real indigenous people of Telangana and AP.
@Rahul lol who is kcr who is owaisi?
It's what our state represents which is embedded in the state emblem.
Who ever may or may not agree charminar is an iconic monument and is symbol of hyderabad.
And history is not about who we are first...
It's about who we were first to how we got till here...It revolves around every kingdom which ruled this land....
@@rishikreddyl u should read more about qutubshahis.
Their encouragement of telugu literature and many more too.
Addamki Gangadhara, Kundukuru Rudrakavi, Ponnaganti Teleganarya etc etc were court poets of ibrahim quli qutubshah...He also had a pen name "malkibarama"
His reign issued farmans in telugu and Persian both.
Many great poets were from qutubshahis times.
Nizam's had few bigots in their governance, and a bigot got to higher position by the end of 1900s till them there wasn't much fuss.
U should also look back at telanganas inclusive culture.... peerla panduga is a beautiful confluence...U don't find any orthodoxy in that.
It's only due to few wahabis presence which started conversions and oppression of hindus(anal malik philosophy) during 1900s.
@Rahul old city culture isn't telangana culture yes.
Mahbubnagar culture varies from nizamabad too, infact few areas in southern TS don't even celebrate bathukamma.
It's about icons of our state which includes hyderabad too.
Society means inclusive not exclusion.
Your channel is such a blessing for South Indians!!!! Who have never been thought south Indian history in school. Can u do a video on "Velu Nachiyar" the first Indian warrior queen.
& The first freedom fighter "puli Devan".
Thank you.
Thank you! I will definitely consider those topics 👍🏽
Velu Nachiyar She s one of the greatest figures of Tamil Nadu
Alagu muthu kon first freedom fighter ..
Learned about someone I had never heard of! Great video
Thank you! That means a lot!
GREAT VIDEO MAN. I am from andhra pradesh, and this is by far the best narrative on RUDRAMA DEVI and Kakatiya Empire. KUDOS! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.
Thanks so much, Sameer! Glad you enjoyed it 🙏
Fun Fact - Telugu Liteature is just writing “Telugu Script” on a parchment !
Haha yep!
What does that mean?
I was born and brought up in Hyderabad but haven’t learnt how to read and write in Telugu I can only speak it I was busy learning English , Hindi ,Sanskrit and for some reason German I am quite ashamed
@@amitsaraf6209 and I thought, only we North Indians disregard our culture
@@amitsaraf6209 Same here , I couldn't learn Telugu at school as my School prioritised Hindi and English over it .
Me:Nationalism/Sepratism is dumb .
Also me : Go Kakatijas ! Score victories against the enemies and bring glory to the Telugu motherland !!!
Haha that really is how history research plays itself out!
@@OddCompass hey my name is Chirantan Kakati nd I am an Assamese. Is there a possibility that our ancestors r migrants from South India
I know that Bengal kingdoms received nobility from the south, but I’m currently unaware of the Assamese-South Indian connection - that would be interesting!
@@OddCompass I asked in d sense as there was a Kakatiya Kingdom in south India nd d name really look likes my surname *Kakati* .
@@rtam7097 Kakati is another name for goddess Durga.
Looking forward to content covering some more Indian warrior queens, like Rani Chenamma, Rani Durgavati, Abbakka Devi, Rani Didda, Tarabai, Ahilya Holkar, Rani Lakshmi bai etc.
They’re certainly interesting!
Razia Sultan too
Rani mangamma and velu nachiyar too
LOLS SO MUCH NOW FOR THESE LOSER'S, " OOHH ! DESPITE INDIA'S VAST HISTORY ' INDIA ' HAS SEEN SO VERY FEW WOMEN RULERS " LINE. UNLIKE WHICH OTHER LAND OF HISTORY EVERYONE SHOULD ALREADY KNOW ABOUT BY THE WAY EXACTLY !!??? :-/
KaLadi Chennamma also who defeated Aurangajeb.
How tf you only have 12k subs w such high quality content. Subscribed and shared
Much appreciated!
U knew more about kakatiyas than me even being a telugu guy from Telangana.The lakes built by kakatiyas are still in operation in Telangana.Also Bhatukamma festival of Telangana is celebrated as remembrance of Rudramadevi.
There is a queen in tamil nadu called "Velu Nachiyar"she ruled the siva gangai district in tamil nadu, she also fought with the Britishers to save her kingdom. Please make a video of her. 🙏💜
Thanks for the tip!
She was the only Queen in India who won the battle against British..
@@sanjaytumati which obviously means you need to learn a lot...don't worry in comparing supremacy my friend...rudramadevi is the only queen who was a male in appearance and had to defend a very prosperous Kingdom ... Come to Warangal and witness the Vatness that still remain
@@srisrion agreed
Tamilan nalae antha viramu thimiru tha .........
Thank you so much for bringing attention to South Indian history. It’s the most interesting part of our collective desi heritage. For some reason there has been a campaign to ignore it. Even though I’m ethically Kashmiri, learning about the south still makes me proud.
Happy to provide! Thanks for watching 🙏🏽
Thank you for the video. I am from the same place(Warangal) once ruled by Rudrama Devi. She was surely a visionary. Most of the water bodies built by Kakatiyas are still in use.
I am interested in your sources(other than Wiki). Rudrama Devi's death inscription was found very recently and not known to many. I could see the amount of research and your passion on History.
Keep going.
Subscribed :)
I added my sources to either the description or the pinned comment! Check them out :)
wow!so nice video got to know more things ! atleast glad that today telugu history is represented by a woman warrior no matter she made many telugus proud.i hope there are many other queens about whom are still not yet famous and have telugu identity......she will represent history even in near future.
a very good video done thank you!!!(just stumbled upon this video and subscribed! :)
అపుడు మన పూర్వికులు మన బాషా ను ప్రోత్సహించారు ఇప్పుడు మనం మన మాతృభాషను కాపాడి ప్రపంచమంతటికి తెలుగు సత్తా
చూపెట్టాలి మన భాషను మనం కాపాడుకోవాలి
జై రుద్రమదేవి
జై తెలుగు !!
🔥வீர சைவர்கள்🔥
🙌Vera saivargal 🙌
தென்னாடுடைய சிவனே போற்றி!
Tamilan da
Please cover these Indian Queens as well :
Rani Chenamma of Keladi who defeated Aurangzeb,
Rani Chenamma of Kittur who bravely fought British ,
Ahilyabai Holker of Malwa who rebuilt temples destroyed by Mughals ,
Rani Abbakka Chowta who kicked out Portuguese,
Rani Laxmibai of Jhansi who fought bravely against the British
So many Queens
This was amazing, the time and research you put into your videos really shows dude! Definitely reaffirms my Telugu pride when I watch videos like these and see great leaders of the past. Sadly, I feel that many of these stories are not being heard and whose lessons can be used to benefit our current culture. So I'll share this instead :) Keep it up!
Thanks so much Rohith! Glad you enjoyed it :)
What a great channel!!! This aspect of Indian history is hardly ever talked about . It's always British India this and Mughals that . Excellent research and excellent presentation! 👌👌👌👌👌
Finally, someone did'nt generalize all of us as Hindus.
Indeed, the Hinduism of the medieval south was quite unique. 👍
dark deccan
Well 80% are Hindus.
@@muraligopal212 Modern hinduism include Shaivism, Vaishnavism, Shaktism and Brahmanism. They are not about worshiping different gods but each of them have different core principles (other than dharma which is universal). In this video, they explained about Veerashaivism and its reform against caste. Outsiders always say that hindus follow caste system but here we see that hindus also opposed caste system.That's why I said that "80% hindus" cannot be generalized in a single category.
@@OddCompass Nice content as always. Waiting for next.
@@ateium2409 no now Hinduism is Mixture of aryan nd dravidian culture
Wow, I never heard about this Queen before.
This is really a great information.
I shared around and people was stunned.
Brave heart Queen 👸
Thank you very much for uploading great videos.
Really enjoyed it.
Awesome haha, I like your nickname for her: “the Braveheart Queen.” Thanks!
@Odd Compass 😆👌
If I ever have a daughter, I will name her Rudrama.
A fitting tribute!
Let's do it. Our daughter will be named Rudrama
@@anoopgeorge4597 I see what you did there
@@praveenkudikala 😄
Just a joke bro. But if she's ready, I can proceed.
@@anoopgeorge4597 now this is a joke
This channel deserves more views. Even growing up in India, most of the topics picked up by Odd Compass, have been largely unknown to me.
Thank you, that’s very kind of you to say!
"Handed over power to his sixteen year old daughter." Can you imagine being head of state when your still in high school.
I somehow feel, the attention this channel and its content is getting, is not commensurate to the sheer brilliance that's hidden in here.
Cheers mate. Keep it up,
Wow, thank you! I appreciate the kind words
As Telugu Person i have to say its a great video!!
Thank you so much 🙂
Well done! Got goosebumps! Always proud of Kakateeya Kingdom!
Great work! Very interesting! You can see how female rulers throughout history faced similar challenges, and had to be innovative to overcome them.
Thanks bud!
I’m learning history from my childhood with different wars not got the clear picture after my 30’s.
Wow such well sequenced video.
I don’t know who’s this guy making this video, this gonna open eyes for the rest of the world. How India got colonised, divided. 😱
Thanks to the team behind this video
Being a Tamil watching this cant help but wonder why we never studied these southern history but a totally unrelated Ashoka and stuff
Yes u r right we people in telugu region don't have history related to cholas, pandyas, cheras etc..but we have history about kilzis, Mugals and sultans in our states syllabus text books😭😭
I'm lucky to have stumbled upon this channel. Thank you for such a good quality contents
Glad you're enjoying the channel!
I'm really recommending this channel to all my classmates.
Classmates ? Do your class have this in historical information ?
this video brought me into tears knowing she erased the borders between us but we were divided by politicians again into 2 different states.................thnk u for ur effort in making this vedio
Thank you for helping in reviving our Telugu history and culture ✨💙
Rudramma devi is the reason I’m alive today. As the video suggests, she built a great number of lakes in Deccan plateau (Telangana) region which have been a boon to my people. There is an artificial lake near my village called “Rudramma Cherukuri” which I’m amazed to know has provided life for around 800 years. I’m in awe of the affect she had on my present life which I didn’t even realise.
Thanks for sharing this piece of history with me, it has brought great value!
Still don't see how she's the reason you're alive.
Just watched some of your videos, and all of them really interesting subject and fresh material in youtube. You really deserve more subs.
Thanks!
This is really great!!!!! I mean the content is so refined and objective!! This is a gem of channel for all practical reasons!!
Thank you!
@@OddCompass Hi, would love more of your videos on Chalukya-Pallava rivalry, the Ahoms, Lalitaditya Mukhtapida and if possible, Indian influence on south east asia and east asia since ancient times. Sorry if you find this too india centri but i have majors in this field and it is rare to find videos on these topics.
Underrated channel.. keep it up guys.. u r doing great.. much greater than indian historians..
Amazing video, Even though I am from south India, I never knew about Lingayat movement that happened in 12th and 13th century. Its amazing to know about it. Thanks for making this video. In each of your videos, I learned new things.
Great video! Always happy to be learning about this part of the world
Thanks Tom!
Hey! I'm speechless. I'm a Telugu from Telangana. I'm speechless at the fact that you being an American made video about our great warrior queen. Frankly outside the Telugu states of Telangana and A.P, no one knows about her. It means a lot that you have given her such huge credit. Forget about knowing her, most North Indians can't even distinguish between different South Indian languages.
I am from the north . This is utter stereotyping. Not only I knew about rudram devi but of Rani durgavati, rani nayi devi who defeated ghori and many more and I really don't understand why our southern brothers think we don't see them as equals . Bharatiya from the south were staunch followers to santan dharma. We adore southern manifestations of the dharma with it's own culture that is the beauty of sanatan parampara . Be in kannad ,mallayali , Tamil or telgu. Although it is sad that Christianity and islam has been eroding keralites and tamils have forgotten that we are the same people due to periyarist and theirs cynical political dividing propaganda
@@AmanKumar-we8lo It's Telugu! and Kannada and Malayalam.
He is South Indian not American
@@AmanKumar-we8lo STFU, Telugus are Telugus not Bharatiyas.
Never heard about her, but its damn interesting and the video doesn't really leave any questions unanswered, great video 🤠
Glad I could bring her story to light!
Thanks for sharing tons of love from India
Was waiting for this....
Thanx allot for taking my suggestion.. lots of love
No problem! I'm Telugu myself, so her story is one that I really wanted to tell from a personal perspective.
@@OddCompass If you don't mind me asking, if you are Telugu, then what's with the accent? in a previous comment you told me you are a Hyderabadi just like me, so would it be wrong of me to assume you are a second generation Telugu resident of USA.
most underrated youtube channel, some stupid half-knowledge videos gets more views but don't understand why this channel has fewer views.
Thank you, Mahesh! I appreciate the support 👍
@@OddCompass Content is good, I will support you. Got to learn some new things about our history.Can you make a video on Satavahanas?
I really do want to make a video on the Satavahanas - just have to figure out how to fit it into the schedule
This channel is really underrated it deserves
More views and recognition
Can't believe I haven't seen this channel before! Amazing video!
Thanks -- welcome aboard!
You staying putting out 🔥🔥🔥 content. Keep it up this will blow up soon.
I appreciate that!
Telugu 💪💪💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Such a Lovely Video . I don't know how this channel video appeared on my recommendations page!!!!! But after watching this Video, I believe that god recommended this video on my You tube account. Keep Going on Odd Compass. keep spreading our great Indian culture all over with your videos. we always there to appreciate you, when you explore more on these fascinating Indian History stories.
These are some amazing videos, keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do!
The Kakatiya Dynasty was established by the Ratta clan of Warriors who were responsible for both Rashtrakuta & kakatiya dynasty , they later in AD 10th Century branched off into northern Rathod Rajputs and southern Reddy rulers of Deccan (Karnataka & Andhra) , there were numerous Reddy clan families ruling small principalities post Rashtrakuta Dynasty and they were Jains too ; One Malli Reddy was a Jain monk he built 21 Shiva temples in Telangana to propagate equality of religions .
Indeed, it’s believed that the Kakatiyas were Reddies who changed their title/surnames to Deva/Devi upon becoming kings
Such a wonderful narration. This is the best video to date ever made on the queen who represents female empowerment and the importance of social mobility. Thank you Odd Compass I just subscribed to your channel.
Wow, thank you! Glad to have you aboard.
Thanks for making these videos man !
You’re welcome!
Thank you so much for your videos! They're so good!
Thanks Man
I asked U about her & U just did like that 😉
Nice to know about Warrior Queen of Bharath 🚩🙏
She is indeed awesome! Couldn’t help myself from doing a video about her haha
Thank you for the video on Telugu history. 👌
You're most welcome!
Fantastic video! Keep up the great work!
Thanks, will do!
Thrilled to see another great video!
Thank you!
This channel is a blessing for asian history
Another awesome video. Please upload more often🙏
I will try my best! My production speed is improving quite a bit recently (should've been done with this video about 4-5 days ago), so things will hopefully be faster
I'm checking out the other channels in the upcoming Indian history collab and so I subscribed! :)
Thanks! Subscribed to you too :)
@@OddCompass You're welcome!
I love your work, keep going!!
Thanks, will do!
ah man! this is my first video and i am already in love with this channel
Glad to hear it!
Thanks for making this
Yadavas were of Kannada origin. They used Kannada in their administration along with Marathi and Sanskrit. Several gold coins having Kannada writings have been unearthed which were issued by them.
Correct, they were of Kannada origin. They changed the court language to Marathi in the 1200s CE, however.
@@OddCompass yes sir I agree to ,
Because at their time another kannada dynasty hoysalas of dwarasamudra were rulling so, to differentiate from them they started using marathi largely also giving prominence to Kannada
Loved it! Please Upload content more often sir.
Thanks! Will be working hard to output faster 🙏
I realized I know very little about the history of India. This channel is fixing the problem.
Glad to hear it!
Man this channel is underrated. Thanks for showing our history on world stage.
It's really nice to hear about Indian kings and their great history
this was great! never knew about her before :D
Haha glad to be of service!
Great content, wonderfully explained, smooth background music, beautiful pictographic representation. Can you also please increase the frequency of uploads?
I’ll be working hard to increase frequency!
@@OddCompass Which books you are referring for the content. Can you please tell me?
@@YogeshJajoo hey Yogesh! Check out the description for sources.
Wow, thanks for making a video on my hometown 🙇♂️.. such a great heritage
Exemplary research!! All your videos are pure gems. your channel deserves to be watched in millions.
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i am from warangal, her capital city. still today we are using the waterbodies which were dug during her period. we are indebted to her highness
I thought the video not coming this month...but here it is, thank you for being an amazing narrator
You're very welcome! I am actually improving the speed of completing videos (should have been done about 4-5 days ago), so things should be moving along faster from now on :)
@@OddCompass do you think the community can help you somehow?
Actually, it’s more a matter of just getting some time on my end - I’ve been swamped! The community can help a lot by sharing these videos around. That helps so much with visibility!
Please please please more videos!!!!!! Omg I subscribed you people are great
These videos are so helpful for a upsc aspirant to help develop his chronology. Thank You ❤
This...it's...just perfect :')
Arjun, you are too kind. Thanks!
Hey Odd Compass. Can you do a video on Hemu? For the the kind of impact this man could have had on Indian History, he is seriously overlooked.
His accomplishments occurred during a very short period of time, but Hemu is a very interesting fellow, so I'll definitely consider it as part of a mini-episode (I'm going to be following a new format soon: one "big" episode and one "mini" episode, which should help me get more videos out on different topics!).
A really fine episode on Indian and particularly South Indian history. Thank you.
Rani Rudramma Devi ki Jai. Thanks for the video. The kakatiya Dynasty was one of the mighty Indian dynasties of India.
As a person born in Warangal, I feel proud. My ancestors were Generals in Kakatiya empire.
Where are from in warangal bro,?
I am from nakalgutaa area in hanamkonda
@༼ཆ༽ Na bro.. Rao is my title, which was given to the Velama Community by the Kakatiya Kings. Kakatiya Kings had 2 communities ruling the administration - Reddys and Velamas (Title-Rao)
My whole schooling seems waste as CBSE never taught us this 😑😑
Thanks for vedio.
Mera Bharat Mahan
Thank you for your information about legendary rudrama devi
Wow!! Another video from you. Awesome as usual. We never learnt about these in school. So, learning about these is really eye opening.
I have a request...😅. If its possible, can you make a video about the Bengal region in the future?.. I'm from there, but I khow very little about our history ( I know about british time and post independence obviously as they taught us in school). Your videos are historically very accurate and well made. It's always enjoyable to watch them. Please consider my request...😅😁😁
Thank you! And I will definitely consider a video focusing on something interesting from Bengal - it may be a few videos down the line though. Just a heads up that my next video will also heavily feature a Bengali kingdom (the Palas), so stay tuned!
@@OddCompass Yeayyyy!! Awesome. I always stay tuned for your videos. 😁😁