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  • How are the Jats? Are they descendants of Scythians? Are they an Iranian people? Or have they always been Indian? A look at a fascinating chapter of history.
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  • @15SAYAK
    @15SAYAK Před 2 lety +902

    I served in the JAT Regiment.. amazing warriors 🙏

  • @anubhavbadak9067
    @anubhavbadak9067 Před 2 lety +628

    I’m a jat and i always wondered this question
    Thanks guruji for clearing this doubt❤️

    • @JyotiSharma-ih8lp
      @JyotiSharma-ih8lp Před 2 lety +4

      Go back to your country then

    • @proofmatterswithgauravmali702
      @proofmatterswithgauravmali702 Před 2 lety +59

      @@JyotiSharma-ih8lp tum yaha bhi ho. Kyon khud ko badnaam karne par tule ho 😂😂😂.
      You shouldn't watch these type of videos because here's a richness of education. Now you should go anywhere else.

    • @anubhavbadak9067
      @anubhavbadak9067 Před 2 lety +52

      @@JyotiSharma-ih8lp this is my country, why do you watch his videos when you don’t get a single word of him
      Mahajats were the extension of indian jat people so there’s a continuum of idic culture there as well

    • @JyotiSharma-ih8lp
      @JyotiSharma-ih8lp Před 2 lety +1

      @@anubhavbadak9067 Germans 😂

    • @anubhavbadak9067
      @anubhavbadak9067 Před 2 lety +45

      @@JyotiSharma-ih8lp ohh so you subscribe to the aryan invasion theory then according to that thoery you yourself is an aryan then why don’t you come along with me to germany
      Ohhh, i don’t think that you could afford to do that

  • @pashanite
    @pashanite Před 2 lety +432

    I am so so flatered by our anncestorial origins every time i see ur videos...Abijith bhai ..that i feel proud everytime i see OUR TIRANGA.....long live our heritage ...jai HIND

    • @myvideos4789
      @myvideos4789 Před 2 lety +20

      Bhagwa*

    • @whocares3132
      @whocares3132 Před 2 lety +3

      lmao but We dont feel proud when I see Tricolor. its a shit looking flag.We want super deep red flag like Nepal.

    • @anilmalik9937
      @anilmalik9937 Před 2 lety +11

      Be careful some hindu rashtra fantasy people may attack you fernando

    • @_zoro
      @_zoro Před 2 lety +26

      @@anilmalik9937 sadly for u no one attacked him

    • @notadragontype7496
      @notadragontype7496 Před 2 lety +23

      @@anilmalik9937 only the peaceful community will harass him 🤗

  • @sumit8762
    @sumit8762 Před 2 lety +258

    Thanks for this video Abhijit. I learned more about what a Jat is in these 6 minutes than I have in 30 years asking family members.

    • @devannnn7204
      @devannnn7204 Před 2 lety +5

      And we also do have to spread these videos among others. 😊

    • @dineshrathi8248
      @dineshrathi8248 Před 2 lety +12

      Stop listening these foolish people jat are indian and we are hindu beacuse only hindu religion has gottar system..

    • @kimjongun2130
      @kimjongun2130 Před 2 lety +16

      @@dineshrathi8248 our ancestors accepted this system as gotra system later, firstly these were all khaps, in brij area it is known as pal somewhere thamb in Punjab misl (don't be confused with Sikh misl)
      Tell me one thing under Ashoka rule each and every person was Buddhist in India except Brahmins then how could be our ancestors are hindu

    • @sukhjeetsingh6552
      @sukhjeetsingh6552 Před 2 lety +7

      @@kimjongun2130 dinesh rathi used to be a barhmin during ashoka time

    • @dineshrathi8248
      @dineshrathi8248 Před 2 lety +1

      @@kimjongun2130 khap is different and gottars are different.

  • @HarwinderSingh-yl2yp
    @HarwinderSingh-yl2yp Před 2 lety +413

    The battle of the 10 Kings. Sounds so damn cool!!!! Please make a video about that!!!!

    • @thedescanteer
      @thedescanteer Před 2 lety +48

      @🕉️ Kindly desist from using terms like "chieftains" and "tribes" when talking about the Dasharajnya war. That kind of language is deliberately used by Eurocentric scholars to mislead people about the nature and state of evolution of polity and culture in North India at the time. These were kings and confederations ruling over the most populated region on earth, and the only entirely urbanized high culture on the planet unlike any other - NOT tribal chiefs engaged in tribal warfare.

    • @panjabipandit
      @panjabipandit Před 2 lety +14

      @@thedescanteer A chieftain is by definition a leader of a group. A tribe is by definition a group of people that share familial, communal, social, economic and/or religious ties. I get your point but you're arguing semantics based on your implied perception of what these words mean rather than what they really mean. If we break down the original words for these concepts tribe (or even clan) and chieftain would be the best equivalent. At that time there were no Kings in the true sense of the word. Rather leaders of clans ie. A chieftain. That's the whole premise of the Rigveda. A confederation would not be correct either as the Rigveda explicitly states that each tribe or clan if you will, was distinct and often times warred with other clans. Even those who were considered Arya (noble ie meaning they were committee to dharma). A confederation by definition is many individuals or groups coming together to make up a collective. This was not the case in the Rigveda. There were alliances but each clan had their own domain and operated within it. There was not one overarching collective.

    • @DeepakSingh-ys8zz
      @DeepakSingh-ys8zz Před 2 lety +16

      @🕉️ vishwamitra himself was a Kshatriya who later became a Maharishi

    • @wilsonsensei2445
      @wilsonsensei2445 Před 2 lety

      True

    • @priyanshusingh2043
      @priyanshusingh2043 Před 2 lety

      You can read dasrajan book written by Ashok k. Banker.

  • @VijaySingh-gj9rf
    @VijaySingh-gj9rf Před 2 lety +172

    Lahore city was founded by lava and Kasur city is founded by kush Both are the Son of Lord Rama So there is any proof that Today Both cities residents are descendants of Suryavanshi #Ask Abijit 35

    • @VijaySingh-gj9rf
      @VijaySingh-gj9rf Před 2 lety +2

      @@siddharthsingh4575 Okk And thanks

    • @AWMuSick
      @AWMuSick Před 2 lety +22

      @@siddharthsingh4575 Not all of them are Turks Most of them are Jatts or Gujjar, You will Find Indic Indentity in Khatri People who have Converted to Islam, People with surnames of Sethi's, Arora, Saini offcourse they won't put up this name the name Mohammad is used instead but then they know from which clan they Belong.

    • @AWMuSick
      @AWMuSick Před 2 lety +9

      @@siddharthsingh4575 Don't worry bro I am not a 'DNA same' enthusiast😉

    • @robingrewall
      @robingrewall Před 2 lety +3

      @@siddharthsingh4575 no they didn't left mostly are indigenous

    • @ayushwalia9490
      @ayushwalia9490 Před 2 lety

      @@AWMuSick pls tell about Walia history

  • @NASAE-wt1ec
    @NASAE-wt1ec Před 2 lety +105

    Hi to all my geto brothers...love you all from România/Geția/Dacia! Getae/Jats still live in whole Europe, parts of India, Persia and South Afrika.

    • @ashishsihag6389
      @ashishsihag6389 Před 2 lety +16

      Getea Goths jaat jatt jutt massagete

    • @noone6796
      @noone6796 Před 2 lety +5

      I have seen geteas you still resembles us partially and you are way of carrying your body , your personality are typically like jats

    • @DxvinderSingh1699
      @DxvinderSingh1699 Před 2 lety

      😎

    • @hartajdeol8702
      @hartajdeol8702 Před 2 lety +7

      Jatt from Punjab

    • @NASAE-wt1ec
      @NASAE-wt1ec Před 2 lety

      @@hartajdeol8702 , punjab tribe, south afrikans, persians and all european nations are all jatts/getae(wich is a combination between pelasgians and massa-getae)

  • @ManjitSingh-xo3wp
    @ManjitSingh-xo3wp Před rokem +48

    I worked in a factory in Sydney owner's surname was Gill, He was from Germany originally, Gill is the surname of jatts as well in panjab.

    • @Yuvraj_Singh_Banger_007
      @Yuvraj_Singh_Banger_007 Před 9 měsíci +13

      In haryana also there are many gill Jats

    • @nirvanaj1010
      @nirvanaj1010 Před 3 měsíci +8

      Gill means moist in Punjabi , hence people working on water rich lands were called Gills . Initially they were all slaves of turks/Mughals but after Banda singh bahadur relieved them and made them the owners of the land they were tailoring they became jat landlords

    • @user-hv7mr8ok6s
      @user-hv7mr8ok6s Před měsícem

      @@nirvanaj1010gills were zammindars in Punjab even during mughal times and in doab area during shahjahans times they were chaudries as well

    • @nirvanaj1010
      @nirvanaj1010 Před měsícem +1

      @@user-hv7mr8ok6s gills were never chaudries , they were primarily peasants , they did not strictly follow the Hindu religion as they were more inclined towards their Irani landlords hence frequented peers and dargas. They were converted to Sikhs by baba Banda singh bahadur after which they were given the permission to own the land they tailored . It was only after the green revolution that they became wealthy prior to that they were very poor and were usually involved in thefts and crimes .

    • @user-hv7mr8ok6s
      @user-hv7mr8ok6s Před měsícem

      @@nirvanaj1010 there were no iranian landlords and most of the land in Punjab during akbars time was held by jats.In ain e akbari jats are the chief landholders.You are just making stuff up

  • @naman6491
    @naman6491 Před 2 lety +203

    I am Jaat and I don't know that Goths are our relatives and our ancestors were same 😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @aeroaero5472
      @aeroaero5472 Před 2 lety +40

      @@NipunShastri we look very similar to germans. Some of us even have blue eyes in my village. See german photos and compare them with ours

    • @truetool
      @truetool Před 2 lety +92

      This is ridiculous. Please go and stand next to an actual Goth. You may consider yourself 'fair-skinned' in India but to them we all look like brown skinned people. Also, never saw a Jatt with blue eyes except one wearing contacts.

    • @abhishekarya82
      @abhishekarya82 Před 2 lety +10

      @@truetool not all Germans have blue eyes and nor do all jats have brown eyes .
      Thousand s of years living in tropics and sub tropics has resulted in over secretion of a skin pigment called melanin to protect from suns UV radiation.more south u go..more the melanin compound which makes the color dark. There is no denying the fact that in jat villages people with blue eyes lighter skin tone are not uncommon.

    • @cosmictruth3600
      @cosmictruth3600 Před 2 lety +14

      @@truetool I was about to make a similar point .... thanks to your comment..made it easy for me... I agree with you ..

    • @aeroaero5472
      @aeroaero5472 Před 2 lety +15

      @@NipunShastri My great great grandfather Lt. Ram Swarup had actually authored the book on the history of Jaats. I believe you will find most theories written there

  • @arnavdhankar3577
    @arnavdhankar3577 Před 2 lety +43

    Can't believe the timing of this video. Was thinking the same thing and thought what Mr chavda's opinion would be on this.

  • @panjabipandit
    @panjabipandit Před 2 lety +364

    My favorite was when a Sikh Jatt once told me that his ancestors never practiced Hinduism and were instead Greek from the Masa Getae tribe and Saka not Aryan, and how Punjab was never Hindu. When in reality, The Vedas was compiled in present day Punjab, Mahabharata happened in what was considered undivided Punjab and considered the birthplace of Hinduism. I'm a Punjabi Hindu whose family comes from the same pind since Rigvedic times whilst the first migration of Jats into Punjab happened between the 11th and 16th centuries from mainly Rajasthan and are not native to Punjab at all lmao. Gotta love ignorant people trying to tell you about your own history and people while being completely oblivious of their own history.

    • @preetamyadav7952
      @preetamyadav7952 Před 2 lety +73

      Haha .
      True .
      Bhai muje bhi milte hai asse chutite

    • @AJ-qs8wn
      @AJ-qs8wn Před 2 lety +61

      haha, it is quite funny how pandits always want to show themselves as better, There was no proper religion of hindus before Islamic invasions. Jatts, Khatris, Awans are native Punjabis from thousands of years who practised their own type of faiths like most Indians, whereas pandits arrived across yamuna to this northwest region.

    • @hemantrana301
      @hemantrana301 Před 2 lety +22

      acc or arab in 7 th century during rai dynasty who ruled multan [pak punjab till kashmir ] , sindh ablochistan some of rajasthan .
      jat of sindh told to arab that they are from upper of punjab .
      during of rai dynasty their chief and ruler of some dynasties .
      when bhramin chach conquer sindh jat revolt aganist him .
      bhramin imposong restriction on eastern jat of sindh treated them like sudars . guhil of mewar also against bhramin rule rana attack chach dynasty but he got killed .
      when arab attacked sindh jat of multan western area support dahir but jat of eastern area and bhudhist jat support arab .
      jat does not follow bhramin way of hinduism . jat follow hinduism with seprate panth .
      jat present in punjab from ancient time jat king rule punjab area in 4 th century even according to greeks gatae people living in punjab in during invansion of greeks . arab considered jat are indian tribe .
      we found jat living in punjab more than 2000 years .
      jat have haplogroup L that clearly we inhabitants of indus valley . we have very less haplogroup H genetics as compare to other south asian
      that also means jat have very less with mixture south and central indian .

    • @AJ-qs8wn
      @AJ-qs8wn Před 2 lety +24

      @Abhishek Sharma jali re jali, yamuna paar vaale ki jali. Apply Burnol

    • @harisadu8998
      @harisadu8998 Před 2 lety +57

      Sikh Jatts were Hindu mostly in the early 19th century.

  • @raviramaiah8576
    @raviramaiah8576 Před 2 lety +109

    Sir, your knowledge is extraordinary , appreciate your answers very much, makes Indians feel proud after being thought only about British conquests in school.

  • @abhisheksumanAS
    @abhisheksumanAS Před 2 lety +53

    Hunnic, Turkic & Mongolic invasions brought some of them back into Indian subcontinent. Many got mixed with the turks & are now the Tatars living in Central Asia & Ural region.
    Even today's Xinjiang habitation of Uighurs is half Iranian(tocharian) & half turkic actually(mostly from mother side as men were killed & women kept as slaves by those siberian tribes)!
    Also, Wonder Woman inspiration of Amazonians is a greek or roman folklore from the Sarmatians, a scythian/saka tribe located b/w Caspian & Black Sea

    • @adwaitvedant3297
      @adwaitvedant3297 Před 2 lety +3

      Hindu shahi dynasty was a hindu turkic dynasty ....in norther eastern Afghanistan...

    • @auraledgereal
      @auraledgereal Před 2 lety

      Tocharians were not Iranians. They were separate branch of indo european linguistic family.
      Among the Tocharians and Khotanese had some north indian ancestry.
      Royal dynasty of Kingdom of Khotan started by Prince Kushtan Maurya, son of Mauryan Emperor Ashoka.
      And famous Tocharian buddhist monk Kumarajiva's mother was Jeeva, daughter of king of Kucha Kingdom ( Tocharian ) , father was a Kashmiri noble merchant.
      During the Kushan Empire, these central asian city states heavily influenced by Indian culture.

    • @siddharthmalik3829
      @siddharthmalik3829 Před rokem +1

      @@Ali-ld6tg i hope you know Jutt of Pakistan have 40% Indic dna " beta "

  • @alexgabriel5423
    @alexgabriel5423 Před 11 měsíci +36

    Thank You for posting this clip about the Jats. It puts in yet another piece of the puzzle i ve been working at for 4+ years. Dear Jats of India you may have brothers in Romania...and in Thrace...

    • @abhishekchaudhry3960
      @abhishekchaudhry3960 Před 10 měsíci

      Hiiii ..... What's happening to the underground tunnels found in Romania? Any idea?

    • @alexgabriel5423
      @alexgabriel5423 Před 10 měsíci +1

      @@abhishekchaudhry3960 I know of underground dwellings in Anatolia/ now Turkey. I don't know of underground tunnels in Romania. Maybe you have heard of some unfortunate teenagers who were using sewage underground passages. Those passages are new.

    • @alexgabriel5423
      @alexgabriel5423 Před 10 měsíci +2

      @@abhishekchaudhry3960 do you know of any clip showing Jatts? Or Wikipedia article? Or Google article?

    • @abhishekchaudhry3960
      @abhishekchaudhry3960 Před 10 měsíci +4

      @@alexgabriel5423 Search "Hari Singh Nalwa" because of Him the Pathans of Afganistan started wearing women's clothes and still wearing (called salwar)
      And "Maharaja Surajmal of Bharatpur" with 25000 jaat army, no one dared to attack his state and Bharatpur is the only state never won by anyone.
      Btw I am also Jaat.
      Jai Shree Ram 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏.

    • @abhishekchaudhry3960
      @abhishekchaudhry3960 Před 10 měsíci

      @@alexgabriel5423 I read an article about the Secret underground tunnels found in bucegi mountains having an extraterrestrial library.

  • @anujagrawal306
    @anujagrawal306 Před 2 lety +43

    This channel deserves millions of subscribers 👏❤

  • @nikhilthakran
    @nikhilthakran Před 2 lety +28

    Thanks for the information on Jats which is really important to know about one's own ancestry and history!

  • @0008Choudhary
    @0008Choudhary Před 7 měsíci +8

    Thank you sir for sharing such an great information.. 🙏🏻🙏🏻 you are having great skill to explain vast topics in short 👍👍

  • @divyanshdwivedi9751
    @divyanshdwivedi9751 Před 2 lety +56

    Love you jats people ❤️❤️❤️

    • @AkashKumar-vn7sq
      @AkashKumar-vn7sq Před rokem +1

      No you hate us brahmins hate jat people very much even rajput and baniya also hate jats but we always showed sympathy to you even we never questioned about kashmir pandits propaganda but see how you blindly supporting rapist braj bhusan and defaming wrestlers most comments of supporting braj bhusan is from brahmins baniya and rajputs

    • @abhinavbaliyan7939
      @abhinavbaliyan7939 Před rokem +4

      LOVE YOU TO BRO🤩

    • @saritachhikara7648
      @saritachhikara7648 Před rokem +3

      Thx 🙏🙏🙏💪💪

    • @351ajayvishwakarma2
      @351ajayvishwakarma2 Před 10 měsíci +1

      ​@@abhinavbaliyan7939hindu??

  • @kumar921
    @kumar921 Před 2 lety +13

    Agree with your analysis. This is what perception I had in mind with my findings. Thanks.

  • @adityapodder9568
    @adityapodder9568 Před 4 měsíci +10

    I am a Jat from Bangladesh. My ancestor migrated here during the Islamic invasion period. But later on they entered in gold business that why we got our surname 'Podder' and my family still in gold business. Thanks for clearing doubt but I want to learn more about Nagvanshi Jat. We are taught by our grandfather, father that we Nagvanshi but who never know how we become Nagvanshi. My gotra is Dharan . Please make a video on Nagvanshi Clan.

  • @abhimanyu0o
    @abhimanyu0o Před rokem +10

    A Jat king Sher Singh son of Maharaja Ranjit Singh be-headed Shah Brallevi & Shah Ishmail Dehlvi in a battle between Jih@di armys and Sikh army.

  • @dhruvikkakadiya9266
    @dhruvikkakadiya9266 Před 2 lety +54

    There are many Similarities between Pashtuni Attan dance and Traditional Gujarati Garba. Is there any Connection ?
    #AskAbhijit

    • @shubhamdubey9561
      @shubhamdubey9561 Před 2 lety +9

      Kya be wo ilaka pahle india me hi tha

    • @shubhamdubey9561
      @shubhamdubey9561 Před 2 lety +8

      @History rediscovered Gurjars and pashtuns belonged to same culture few centuries ago we know already know that tell us something new

    • @yajurvedian1793
      @yajurvedian1793 Před rokem

      @@shubhamdubey9561 Goojar is Hunic tribe while pashtuns are aryans

    • @shubhamdubey9561
      @shubhamdubey9561 Před rokem

      @@yajurvedian1793 Aryan naam ki koi tribe nahi

    • @yajurvedian1793
      @yajurvedian1793 Před rokem

      @@shubhamdubey9561 Pashtun , pankhta tribe se he (vadic Aryans)

  • @Gmmmw13
    @Gmmmw13 Před 6 měsíci +27

    Dev Samhita || 15 || “Shiva said, They are symbol of sacrifice, bravery and industry. They are, like gods, firm of determination and of all the kshatriyā, the Jats are the prime rulers of the earth.”

    • @Gmmmw13
      @Gmmmw13 Před 2 měsíci +5

      @@AvanishChauhan-dw5zm mughalput cry😢It's written in Dev Samhita go read

    • @TonyStark-mm6qy
      @TonyStark-mm6qy Před měsícem

      ​@@Gmmmw13 Meanwhile Shivan himself created Tamil, Taught it to Rishi Agastya and that was taught to Tamil people by him - Murugan ( Lord Karthikeya - The GOD of War ) became Tamil God - So that means we Tamils are superiors ?

    • @sports5760
      @sports5760 Před měsícem +1

      @@TonyStark-mm6qy yup being a haryanvi jat myself, i can say tamil people are great.
      all people of Bharat are great, the land of seeking, the followers of Sanatan dharma and righteousness.

    • @TonyStark-mm6qy
      @TonyStark-mm6qy Před měsícem +1

      @@sports5760 Exactly Brother 💯🔥

    • @narpungaved
      @narpungaved Před měsícem +1

      Nothing exists as Deva samhitaa,Don't Seethe.
      But Due respect to the community as they served Hindus as warriors,but not exists in Varna Vyavastha,Jāts are avarnic people,must be assimilated.

  • @debasishbhattacharya2803
    @debasishbhattacharya2803 Před 2 lety +76

    Yes JATs are the fine warriors JATs regiment is also one of the oldest regiment in British Indian army. Founded in the year 1795 by Governor General Lord Cornwallis Jat regiment like Rajput and Maratha Regiment. 2ndly I know the history of the JATs much earlier. Thank you for this video.

    • @obversant_nomad
      @obversant_nomad Před rokem

      Yeah 😂 Your ancestors fought for the british in india as cannon fodder.
      My ancestors fought against the british and your beloved jatt/rajput regiment in 1857 india which is well documented in public documents by mass public hangings.

    • @p.mrtynjy
      @p.mrtynjy Před 9 měsíci

      @jerrylouiswiththethickness6403 Rajputs, Kshatriyas, and Jaats came into existence in India only after the 2nd centure c.e. They are descendants of macedonian greeks, dacian mahajatae ( messagetae), parthians , tocharians ( kushan ), and white huns. Parmar, Chauhan , Rathore are rajput titles, they adopted singh first. Virk,Maan,Bhullar,Grewal,Solanki,Deshwal,Sahejwal,Ahlawat,Gehlawat,Joon,Dahiya,Chikkara are JAAT/Jatt titles. They adopted singh when Sikkhi started , later around the 16th century.Punjabi khatris like aroras,khannas,sethis are supposed to be traders who in "ancient times" were warriors, this same parable exists for Kayasthas in hinduisms such as Mathurs,Saxena,Srivastavs in central India and Ghosh,Pal,Mitra,Dutt in Bengal. All these khatri/kayastha titles came about when these outsider foreigners intermixed with brahmin families in earlier times. Hope its clear now.

  • @rigvedupanishads2653
    @rigvedupanishads2653 Před 2 lety +22

    Great analysis. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Really enjoyed this session.

  • @anishdeshmukh7172
    @anishdeshmukh7172 Před 2 lety +160

    Wow, I had never heard about this. Why are such aspects of history not even mentioned in textbooks?

    • @prakaashmishra
      @prakaashmishra Před 2 lety +32

      It's because our syllabus was made by the Britishers to brainwash us.

    • @chaitanyavarada6737
      @chaitanyavarada6737 Před 2 lety +22

      Why care about all these petty things when we have the great Mughals ???

    • @eobardparker6841
      @eobardparker6841 Před 2 lety +3

      Our history text books are written by British . It's someone else's narrative on us

    • @umbrellacorporation5723
      @umbrellacorporation5723 Před 2 lety +9

      @@chaitanyavarada6737 bhai log isko Sach Maan raha hai , tell them it's a sarcasm

    • @chaitanyavarada6737
      @chaitanyavarada6737 Před 2 lety +8

      @@OODreX00 You don't understand sarcasm right ???

  • @sarvmeetsingh940
    @sarvmeetsingh940 Před rokem +9

    Jats are jats...They don't give fuck to any current thekedars of religion and varna system of upper and lower caste......they are above of all these things...

    • @Alice-7777
      @Alice-7777 Před 11 měsíci +4

      Ok shudra

    • @sarvmeetsingh940
      @sarvmeetsingh940 Před 11 měsíci +1

      @@Alice-7777 what is shudra

    • @Alice-7777
      @Alice-7777 Před 11 měsíci

      @@sarvmeetsingh940 jats are

    • @sarvmeetsingh940
      @sarvmeetsingh940 Před 11 měsíci +3

      @@Alice-7777 may be in ur religion..But in our religion there is not any Varna system...

    • @Alice-7777
      @Alice-7777 Před 11 měsíci +1

      @@sarvmeetsingh940 doesn't matter ur shudra

  • @sahilvatari1126
    @sahilvatari1126 Před 2 lety +33

    Jats💪💪

  • @kanganajokerranaut667
    @kanganajokerranaut667 Před 2 lety +18

    It doesn't matter what the jaats once were... We don't want to be in folds of Manuvaad.. leave us alone.. hindu ot sikh.. we prefer to be a stand alone tribe

  • @mr.goswami3686
    @mr.goswami3686 Před 2 lety +62

    Sir, if possible please make some course on whole vedas so we can understand easily.
    Because I tried lots of time but it's difficult to understand

  • @amanahirwar9236
    @amanahirwar9236 Před 2 lety +45

    #AskAbhijit Sir, My question is as infotech and biotech is evolving rapidly over some centuries, is it necessary for an aspiring entrepreneur or a student ora common citizen to learn computer programming and AI, machine learning skills to succeed in life in future. Can technological literacy will become such a necessity for students in 2050 or so ?

    • @231shivakumarvt2
      @231shivakumarvt2 Před 2 lety +5

      To became entrepreneur, programming skills is are necessary but u need leadership qualities, problem solving abilities, good visualization etc. Programming skills gives you some edge over ur abilities if ur working on some software products. To become entrepreneur u don't need to be producer as today most of mobile phone companies are given contract to manufacturer.

    • @neoneoneoOne
      @neoneoneoOne Před 2 lety +3

      Every tech is a slaveTech.... SuperTech makes superb slaves of either....

    • @ashatsaroha5666
      @ashatsaroha5666 Před 2 lety

      ​@@231shivakumarvt2 o

  • @aeroaero5472
    @aeroaero5472 Před 2 lety +132

    He should help rewrite the NCERT

    • @Arvinder0008
      @Arvinder0008 Před 2 lety +10

      True ncert out there, scribling bla bla bla about butchers like tipu & aurangzeb like if they made our country , please help gen - Next Mr. Chawda

    • @jakharkartik1152
      @jakharkartik1152 Před 2 lety +3

      @@Arvinder0008 so you mean to say that people who researched for years and framed curriculum are bullshit ?? ...😂wow man

    • @Arvinder0008
      @Arvinder0008 Před 2 lety +1

      @@jakharkartik1152 yes. Note it Tipu sultan was a fucking butcher who massacred my Brahmin brothers in Kodagu & Malabar on the name of Islam

    • @jaishivji3246
      @jaishivji3246 Před 2 lety +1

      @@Arvinder0008 wow today 5th fail people
      Want to prove ncert wrong
      Wow amazing
      May God give them aal Kingdom of hell.
      Those people who researched for centuries are bullshit for you 😂
      Okay ,live in a fictional world
      No matters

    • @Arvinder0008
      @Arvinder0008 Před 2 lety +3

      @@jakharkartik1152 go just youtube about Romila thapar and reply back

  • @aakashbhardwaj9151
    @aakashbhardwaj9151 Před 2 lety +25

    Sir after watching your videos i always get a new perspective about my life's problem......my ancestors never bent their knees inspite of any hardship which was there in their life.
    I too get motivated not to surrender and feel helpless in mental chaos
    i can do anything we can do anything......we can change the future of whole mankind we the people of the land(not the people of the book not of the sky) we descendants of great civilisation....we never kneeled we will never kneel
    Vande matram.....HAR HAR MAHADEV!!!!!!

    • @TonyStark-mm6qy
      @TonyStark-mm6qy Před měsícem

      As a Tamilan - Indian I feel proud of our History brother 🔥

  • @MrSoothsayer
    @MrSoothsayer Před 2 lety +215

    Truly, Aryavart has no scarcity of habitual idiots.
    I got to appreciate you bearing their bullocks.
    Comprehensible, An author takes every question of his /her pupils

    • @Nonamam
      @Nonamam Před 2 lety +3

      Aryavartha*

    • @MrSoothsayer
      @MrSoothsayer Před 2 lety +1

      @@Nonamam धन्यवादः

    • @Nonamam
      @Nonamam Před 2 lety +1

      @@MrSoothsayer I can't read your script brother.

    • @MrSoothsayer
      @MrSoothsayer Před 2 lety +2

      @@Nonamam That's devnagri haha.
      I wrote, Dhanyavada.
      Where are you from within Bharta?

    • @Nonamam
      @Nonamam Před 2 lety +2

      @@MrSoothsayer sodhara, dhévanagari*. Andhra.

  • @chiragsinghchaudhary5023
    @chiragsinghchaudhary5023 Před 2 lety +12

    Jatts are found in Iran as jutt and in Pakistan as Jatt in Punjab region

  • @arihant.8018
    @arihant.8018 Před 2 lety +18

    Jatt[getei] originally from south west Caspian sea area called hurrian [3500 years ago. north east Turkey area called guttian land ]...they came india due to Egyptian ferron forces again and again attack and there own area lost.[jatt fought asserian also] ... If Jatt was originally indian their skin look like shudra and vaisya..but they are fair skin and some Jatt eye also brown light colour...jatt also stayed in north Romania banks of Danube river....one of this area kings big stone carving statue in mountain looks like Sikh gurus....

    • @dewangbhanushali7258
      @dewangbhanushali7258 Před 2 lety

      Any paper on it , there was no aryan invasion theory race theory was long demolished

    • @ashishsihag6389
      @ashishsihag6389 Před rokem

      Some reliable info. 😁

    • @amanjha2144
      @amanjha2144 Před rokem +1

      An idiotic claim

    • @p.mrtynjy
      @p.mrtynjy Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@amanjha2144 you are an eediot, he is correct. the jaat people have their origins in the west of the caspian sea. they moved to the oxus, joined alexander's army, moved to sindh during the scythian and kushan invasions, and today they get drunk and when it rains and thunders, hurl abuses at the sky in gurgaon, just as their ancestors did 3,500 years ago in romania

    • @nerd_asU
      @nerd_asU Před 2 měsíci +2

      ​@@amanjha2144You can't accept reality!

  • @amitkrupal1234
    @amitkrupal1234 Před 2 lety +3

    That article is good thank you for recommending it

  • @AbhishekKumar-gz8lp
    @AbhishekKumar-gz8lp Před 2 lety +9

    #AskAbhijit Sir can you please tell us and elaborate about and the battle of 10 kings that you often refer in many of your vidieos before.

  • @The_royal_saffron_07
    @The_royal_saffron_07 Před 2 lety +1

    This is very Valuable information 🙏

  • @muditbanga1021
    @muditbanga1021 Před 2 lety +1

    great knowledge, thanks for sharing

  • @chaudharysameerbalyan
    @chaudharysameerbalyan Před 2 měsíci +4

    Why people have problem in claiming that jats are Aryans even dna tests proved this we have highest steppe ancestry in south Asia

  • @jas_sidhu
    @jas_sidhu Před 11 měsíci +3

    Whole theory saying Iranian people originated from India is plain wrong. Original Indians were today’s south Indians. Migration happened from today’s Iran to India not the other way around.

  • @codinpetrian7744
    @codinpetrian7744 Před rokem +18

    An scientist from my country even had wroted a book about the etnic and linguistic connection between Getic people and Jat

  • @proudhuman166
    @proudhuman166 Před rokem +9

    Even the village of lord Krishna is mostly inhabited by jats today

  • @vandanadeshmukh7295
    @vandanadeshmukh7295 Před 2 lety +18

    #AskAbhijit sir can you explain how Shahaji Raje, the father of Chatrapati shivaji maharaj,died?

  • @darkassassin9686
    @darkassassin9686 Před 2 lety +12

    Going outside and coming back is in the DNA of Indians xD
    One day Indians living in US and Europe will return as well.

    • @gshrdy5415
      @gshrdy5415 Před 2 lety +2

      Heard this first time, never thought this reflects me.

  • @mayanklongani8241
    @mayanklongani8241 Před rokem +2

    I've been following you since a couple of weeks and now every other recommendation on my CZcams is yours. Really thankful for your content, thanks for putting such good content sir .

  • @akshaykapoor1775
    @akshaykapoor1775 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Very clearly explained

  • @manyavyas9658
    @manyavyas9658 Před 2 lety +6

    Pls make video separately on 10 King war

  • @surajsinghdeshwal
    @surajsinghdeshwal Před 2 lety +12

    We jats are least infomed about our history.

  • @ajaybirsinghsandhu6001
    @ajaybirsinghsandhu6001 Před rokem +2

    Appreciated your video on history on jats

  • @fussiagya6401
    @fussiagya6401 Před 2 lety +9

    Very true jaat have scythian dna 10 to 12 percentage i have a research paper on this dna

  • @Deja-Vu87
    @Deja-Vu87 Před 2 lety +6

    Sir, are the Vastu principles still valid in today's world when the construction practices and technology have changed so much? How are things like agni Kon and Ishan Kon etc relevant in today's times? #AskAbhijit
    We are in process of finalizing a design for our house and there are so many rules and confusions around these things because, I always try to look at the scientific reasons of why something has to be a certain way. Many things are hard to understand. Your insights would be really helpful. ☺️

  • @neelsarkar2731
    @neelsarkar2731 Před 2 lety +31

    Do you feel that the democracies around the world are becoming problem oriented rather than solution oriented ? I am asking this question with context of the policies and actions of the democracies towards the war affected areas and other autocratic countries. #AskAbhijit

  • @jagdishwarsingh517
    @jagdishwarsingh517 Před 2 lety +2

    Sir can you plz enlight us..with your knowledge....about Schedule caste....

  • @xyloylo5447
    @xyloylo5447 Před 2 lety +6

    and sir also please tell us on j&k kingdom and mharaja ranjit singh . sir please make a videon

  • @navviveksingh
    @navviveksingh Před 2 lety +6

    #askabhijit Can you please tell us about Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty and there relationship with kushans ??

  • @abinashkumar4481
    @abinashkumar4481 Před 2 lety +10

    Sir Please Full biography of the Jats in Hindi with Humble Request -

  • @alexgabriel5423
    @alexgabriel5423 Před 2 měsíci +2

    Jatts were never confused for Goths! Gettae were confused for the Juts of Jutland, now Denmark! This is well documented. A negative label should not be put on items known only superficially. The presence of the Lithuanians speaking a language terribly close to Sanskrit brings weight to BG Tilak s work however. Lithuanians are shown to understand Sanskrit and Sanskrit teachers understand Lithuanian> Lithuanian vocabulary compared to Sanskrit Vocabulary. The existence of Ossetians an Iranic population in N Caucasus is another Fact. There aren't many skilled linguists these days...Ossetians ask each other ' do you speak > irān?' , that is Aryan. Iran means Aryan and the old name of Afghanistan is Aryana... clearly referring to an ethnic group and not to religious considerations as touted around. Truth does not seem to have a solid foothold in Bharat these days...Sanskritists should learn about Lithuania, Latvia and Ossetia AND deal with that honestly.

  • @22051973jigu
    @22051973jigu Před 9 měsíci

    Good information 👍

  • @DHAVALPATEL-bp6hv
    @DHAVALPATEL-bp6hv Před 2 lety +5

    This is all interesting. Going by the answer I almost feel that the whole of Europe and may be Russia has an “Indian” connection. 🤩😄

  • @user-ze9ul8cc3f
    @user-ze9ul8cc3f Před 2 lety +7

    Sir can you tell us a bit about the origin of bhumihars and kayasthas...thanks🙏..#Askabhijit

  • @psunny07
    @psunny07 Před rokem

    Thanks for the explanation sir ji

  • @atenashram105
    @atenashram105 Před 2 lety +2

    love this

  • @siddharthmalik3829
    @siddharthmalik3829 Před 11 měsíci +12

    Proud to be a JAT from Haryana

    • @realityofindia2515
      @realityofindia2515 Před 10 měsíci

      @@Sanskritam16 better than you feminine shit.
      Masculinity is in the blood of jats.
      They're not coward like you

    • @abd1720
      @abd1720 Před 10 měsíci

      @@Sanskritam16 man still living in midieval times, it was in past and every indian state is equally respectful to females in india (ykwim), but agrresive and loud are a proud trait for me, unlike a sissy

    • @SiddharthDalal-ij4ht
      @SiddharthDalal-ij4ht Před 8 měsíci

      Jat of Haryana are true Jats & Have the highest Steep DNA in the subcontinent.

    • @sachindhama5828
      @sachindhama5828 Před 4 měsíci +1

      ​@@SiddharthDalal-ij4ht there is nothing to do with haryana up or Rajasthan jaata they all are same u can check jaats of West up Rajasthan they are all similar

    • @SiddharthDalal-ij4ht
      @SiddharthDalal-ij4ht Před 3 měsíci +1

      @@sachindhama5828 Jat Regiment only for Jats not jatts or jaats .

  • @kulbirsingh4997
    @kulbirsingh4997 Před 2 lety +11

    Three jats : Neeraj Chopra, Bajrang punia, Ravi Kumar Dahiya....recognize these names?

    • @kulbirsingh4997
      @kulbirsingh4997 Před 2 lety

      @@vish.yt1 www.jatland.com/home/Ror

    • @kulbirsingh4997
      @kulbirsingh4997 Před 2 lety

      @@vish.yt1 I was wrong...thanks for letting me know

    • @noone6796
      @noone6796 Před 2 lety +1

      @@techsamraat6171 neeraj chopra ror h

    • @sukhjeetsingh6552
      @sukhjeetsingh6552 Před 2 lety +1

      @@vish.yt1 Yes we should show RSS Facebook page for ror history

    • @royalenfield3728
      @royalenfield3728 Před 2 lety +2

      @@vish.yt1 he is ror but thing is ror use all Jat gotras and even use title chaudhary ...and ror didn't really have history ...they might be a branch of Jats

  • @chilled_beer821
    @chilled_beer821 Před 2 lety +2

    The thumbnail got my heart 💪

  • @nikunjrathi4124
    @nikunjrathi4124 Před 2 lety +1

    #AskAbhijit sir what are your thoughts on the ethicality of human genome sequencing and technologies like CRISPR-Cas9.

  • @dramarb3184
    @dramarb3184 Před 2 lety +3

    #AskAbhijit why I haven't been taught all these facinating history details in school?! You should contribute our NCERT 'experts' to update our textbooks

  • @rajadhikar3300
    @rajadhikar3300 Před 2 lety +10

    Sir Please bring a Hindi channel it's truly needed

  • @ThePalakmehta
    @ThePalakmehta Před rokem

    Namastey sir
    Can you make a video on the war of 10 kings
    What led to it and the aftermath of it. What books can I refer for more information on this.
    #AskAbhijit
    Thanks in advance. We look forward to you videos, keep them coming.

  • @devsharrma2818
    @devsharrma2818 Před 2 lety +3

    #AskAbhijit sir did the scientific revolution of Europe had anything indian in it. I think so because this was at same time British had started exporting the knowledge of India

  • @dragonhead5019
    @dragonhead5019 Před 2 lety +19

    The sad thing is we always say that we were great in past , to which I completely agree but we are not great presently. If anything indian subcontinent one of worst part of world and it's the responsibility of our people where education and innovation is not given importance.I wish every indian should strive to achieve that greatness again.

  • @tiberiusgracchus5372
    @tiberiusgracchus5372 Před 2 lety +3

    this man makes the world look very small

  • @relaxmyfriend9747
    @relaxmyfriend9747 Před 2 lety +1

    Can u make a vidoe on boro kachari people of north east. Its something that I haven't seen online yet

  • @akarshanandsinha9346
    @akarshanandsinha9346 Před 2 lety +18

    #AskAbhijit
    Who are Kayastha people, their origin, according to legends they are originated from Chatriyas and have combined status of both Brahmin and Rajputs? What are your views on this?
    They are also acknowledged as descendeds of Lord Chitragupta!!
    #AskAbhijit 🙏

    • @shubhxl07
      @shubhxl07 Před 2 lety +2

      Yes please #AskAbhijit

    • @samratkharvel5361
      @samratkharvel5361 Před 2 lety +4

      kiyuki vo bade vidvan bhi hote the aur raj bhi kiya ishliye bramno aur khashtriyo ke bichh ka apne aapko mana hai kaystho ne halaki vampanthi rajputo ke bhesh unho nicha dikhane ka khunns se bharne ka koi bhi avsar nahi chhodenge ye unki niti hai

    • @kushagramathur7923
      @kushagramathur7923 Před 2 lety +2

      #AskAbhijit yes sir please give light on this topic

    • @pratyushambastha4819
      @pratyushambastha4819 Před 2 lety +1

      Yes sir I am also kayastha. Proud to be kayastha

    • @ashishchaturvedi8273
      @ashishchaturvedi8273 Před rokem +1

      Kayastha is mixture of groups from several varnas
      Some Kayastha groups were brahmin
      Some were kstriya
      While many were shudras

  • @lucilleavakian833
    @lucilleavakian833 Před 2 lety +12

    Ha hah! You are nothing more than a generic Scythian! Just kidding! Hoping to make you laugh. This video is so fascinating and the best part is that it makes sense.

  • @AT-tw8lf
    @AT-tw8lf Před rokem +3

    Can you confirm that Hitler's thinking that he was a descendant of Aryan is a truth. We can't disown him or Britishers or European for the atrocities they have done to the world.

  • @VinaySharma-hi5fs
    @VinaySharma-hi5fs Před měsícem +1

    Historical Roots of the Origins of the Jats:
    The earliest historical evidence of the Jats is a 6th century inscription in Nail-headed characters that refers to Raja JitSalindra as ruler of Salpoora (Punjab), Malwa and parts of Rajasthan. It may be noted that this inscription which appears in the Appendix of James Tod'sAnnals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, is yet to receive validity by the historians as a historical document of the Jats. The remarkable thing about this classic inscription is that it provides us a good amount of information on chronology, dynastic history, ethnological clues and religious matters and helps us to extricate Jat antiquities from the realms of speculation.
    Elsewhere it has also been argued that the Jats trace their origin from the far North-West and claimed ancient GarhGajni(Rawalpindi, Pakistan) as their original homeland.35 Persian chronicler Ferishta also corroborates this information when he says that the Juts were 'residing in the Koh-I Jud (Salt Range) in North-West Punjab. Therefore, in the 4th century, we find a Jit kingdom established in the Punjab; but how much earlier this people colonised those regions we are ignorant36 it can be speculated that at least two centuries elapsed between the lit colonisation of Punjab and the lit kingdom of Punjab. During this period, Jits seem to have extended their power in Indus region, settled down on both banks of Indus and occupied Multan. By the turn of the 5th century, the Jit kingdom flourished not only in Punjab but also extended to Malwa and parts of Rajasthan.
    Among the more acceptable formulations regarding the Jats is the 7th century account of Hiuen Tsang. Describing an unnamed pastoral population in Sin-Tu (Sind).It may be noted that Hiuen Tsang did not mention the name of this pastoral population of Sind. Here, circumstantial evidence may provide important clues in identification of this pastoralist population. However, the Chachnama describes a people in Sind with similar kind of characteristics whom he clearly refers as Jatts.37 On this basis, the cattle-herders of Sind may also be regarded as pastoral people mentioned by Hiuen Tsang as the Jats of Sind.38
    In the 8th century we come across Chachnama, a superb chronicle by an unknown author which gives an account of the Arab invasion of Sind (712 CE) along with other important matters pertaining to the Jats.
    Significantly, the author ofChachnama gives direct reference to the Jilts whom he calls 'Jatts.' This text is the chief source of our information about the settlements, spatial spread, occupations, social organization and socio-economic position of the Jatts in the 8th century.The Jilt settlements now extended to Siwistan (Sehwan) and Bodhiyain the north, and in the south to the port of Debal. Their population was mainly concentrated in the central part of Sind, in the territories of Brahmanabad, Lohana,Lakha and Samrna. They inhabited both the banks of the river Indus and according to the site of their location, they were divided into 'western Jats' (Jattan-i-gharhi) and 'eastern Jats' (Jattan-i-Sharqi). They were also called Jattan-i-dashti, i.e. the Jatts living in the steppes or wastes. The references to Jat tribes, chiefs, elders,headmen and Rana suggest that they were probably at the level of chiefdom ship and the differences in power had not yet sharpened. There was 'no distinction of high and low among them’ and their social structure was apparently egalitarian or semi-egalitarian. The main occupation of the Jatts was cattle-herding but they also engaged, In other kind of occupation such as soldiers, royal bodyguards, guides, spies, caravan guides, travellers' assistants, boatmen and royal firewood suppliers. There are instances of punitive tributes from the Jats by the Arab rulers but the only tribute the Jats were able to pay was in the form fuel-wood or by providing meals to travellers and strangers within their limits. Under the rule of Chacha and his successors, the Jats were subjected to harsh social restrictions such as prohibition on carrying swords, horse-riding and wearing soft clothes of silk or velvet. On the contrary, they were forced to wear rough black blanket and rough coarse cotton-scarfs, to walk bare-headed and bare-footed and to take dogs with them as a mark of identification and humiliation. However, these harsh impositions on the Jatts are reminiscent of the constraints imposed by Manu on the Chandalas-"But the dwellings of Kandalas and Svapakas shall be outside the village, they must be made Apapatras, and their wealth (shall be) dogs and donkeys. However, the practise of social constraints on the Jatts was not discontinued by the Arab conquers of Sind and the social position of the Jats seems to have remained unchanged despite the change in the regime.
    In the 9th century, the main references to the Jats come from Futuhu-L Buldan one of the earliest Arab chronicles written by AI Biladuri (d. CE 892-93). This work contains an account of the first conquest of the Arabs in West Asia, Egypt, and India etc. and throws precious light on the position of the Jats of Sind.39
    The evidence provided by Biladuri further testifies the presence of the Jats in Sind during the 9th century. The main settlements of the Jats are found at Kikan and Alrur in the region of Multan in Upper Sind. This evidence highlights the constant movements of the Jats into Upper Sind from the Central Sind in previous century. This is the first account of the imposition of Jiziya on the Jats by Amran, the Arab governor of Sind in CE 836. The payment of Jiziya by the Jats somewhat altered their social status as now they were regarded as protected subjects (Zimmis). However, the governor's order that 'every man of them should bring a dog with him' shows that the prevailing social prohibitions against the Jats were not lifted. It can be anticipated that the employment of 'the chief men of the Jats' by the Arab governor in the expeditions against the Meds might have reduced the restrictions on sword-wielding and horse-riding. It is also a matter of speculation that the Jat manpower was utilized in digging a canal from the sea to the tank of the Meds to make their water salty. But it cannot be denied that the greater role was assigned to the Jats in the prevailing uncertain situations which must have helped the Jats to become more and more acceptable in the eyes of the rulers and the ruled.
    The growing Jat existence in Punjab is further testified by another 11th century Ghaznavid scholar Baihaqi who described in his work Tarikh i-Baihaqi that these "seditious Hindus" had supported Sultan Masud's officers against the rebel Yanaltigin.40
    Another 11th century chronicler-traveller, Alberuni (c. 1030), also yield precious information on the Jats-"Then there was born a child in the city of Mathura to Vasudeva by the sister of Kamsa, at that time ruler of the town. They were Jat family, cattle-owners, low Sudra people.41
    Alberuni's observation of the Jats was historically remarkable as it happens to be the first reference to the Jats as 'Sudra'. This piece of evidence throws abundant light on the social phenomenon that despite the Jats having gained economic and military strength by the 11th century, they were yet regarded as the 'Sudra' and 'low' people. This also shows that their ritual status was not consistent with their newly acquired economic and military advancement.42 Alberuni's observation about the intermarriage of the Jats with Yadus corroborates the similar kind of evidence supplied by the 6th century Paliinscription and provides basis for considering the Jats as one of the thirty-six royal races of India.
    From the mid-12th century, we find that the Jats began to appear in the Upper Gangetic Doab. The Jat existence in this Doab is attested by the historical narratives written by the Khap and Sarva-khappanchayats of the Jats of Meerut division. These narratives are based on the records and minutes of khap and Sarva-khappanchayats, royal firmans of the Mughal emperors issued to various Jat khaps, private papers of office-bearers ofkhappanchayatsand the gotraSakhas containing both Jat traditions and some historical data.43
    The value of this evidence is unmistakable as it provides important clues to the process of migration and expansion of the Jats into the Gangetic valley. A historical trend of an eastward migration of the Jats from the south-east Punjab to the Gangetic Doab is clearly visible from the 12th century onwards which continued unabated till the early 16th century. But these records about the Khap and Sarva-KhapPanchayats are under doubt. Some historian like SurajbhanBhardwaj has raises his doubt on their authenticity.
    These are the historical roots of the origin of this peasant community. The records regarding Jats are not in the well-arranged form. But the descriptions related to Jats are found in some main stream history writings of medieval India which are very helpful to trace the origin of the Jats in medieval India.On the basis of these records which are discuss above anyone can say that the origin of Jats taken place in a long period and till 16th century Jats become peasants par excellence.

  • @ayushshishodia9075
    @ayushshishodia9075 Před 2 lety +1

    #AskAbhijit please tell us about linkage of Lord Ram's son Luv and about Sisodiya Dynasty and its origin

  • @greaterbharat4175
    @greaterbharat4175 Před 2 lety +9

    Goth or gothr is one of sub- gotra of jats

  • @flyhigh3731
    @flyhigh3731 Před rokem +8

    Gorkhe Salam to Jatts

  • @Krishandevrainaidu
    @Krishandevrainaidu Před 2 lety

    Sir please explain about balija samayam in the time of krishnadevaraya

  • @johnzacharias8630
    @johnzacharias8630 Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks 🙏

  • @vivek1692asd
    @vivek1692asd Před 2 lety +6

    Ohh wow..Salute to you..Proud of being an Indian😎

  • @paritoshkr5232
    @paritoshkr5232 Před 2 lety +13

    #AskAbhijit Sir, Can you please shed light on Bhumihar Clan of North and Eastern Indian, presently living in Eastern UP, Bihar, Jharkhand, parts of West Bengal, Orissa and Madhya Pradesh.

  • @sandhyamishra9866
    @sandhyamishra9866 Před 2 lety +8

    sir how do i learn sanskrit . sanskrit taught in school is very hard and feels very alien please help me

  • @riddle672
    @riddle672 Před 2 lety +1

    Western scholars are trying to rediscover ancient history should refer Rig Veda which will help them to draw more clear overall picture ..

  • @ankushchauhan2385
    @ankushchauhan2385 Před rokem +3

    Its like some indian clans migrated to west , conquerored them and then conquered India again😊

    • @VJ592
      @VJ592 Před 10 měsíci +1

      This is correct. Factually we were conquered by Non Vedic Indians😂

  • @shikharmiyan304
    @shikharmiyan304 Před 2 lety +5

    #askabhijeet what's the origin of the word Bhram (illusion). Is this word related to lord Bhrama in any way?

    • @vugbeshbara1103
      @vugbeshbara1103 Před 2 lety

      Ofc brahm and brahma is same. Creation is illusion, brahma is brahm

  • @vineetmeena3911
    @vineetmeena3911 Před 2 lety +1

    Kindly share knowledge of Meena tribe of
    Rajasthan. Their culture and their origins.

  • @anandaml4735
    @anandaml4735 Před 2 lety +2

    Wow!!

  • @arnavroy5717
    @arnavroy5717 Před 2 lety +4

    #AskAbhijit Sir, I have heard that the yugas ( Satya yuga, Dwapar yuga, Treta yuga, kala yuga) are having sinusoidal periods and if its not true then is the concept of '' Abrahamic dooms day ''true.

    • @AnimeCritical
      @AnimeCritical Před 2 lety +3

      No dude, none of Abrahamic religions is true. Neither their adam eve story nor the doomsday story.

  • @khtsh
    @khtsh Před 2 lety +4

    जबतक इतिहास के
    पन्ने नहीं बदले जाते
    तब तक हमें ही
    अपनी अगली पीढ़ी को बताना है ❤️❤️
    कि "मुगल" महान नहीं,
    दो कौड़ी के लुटेरे थे!

  • @aniketchanderchaudhary9142

    Sir please make a video on gurjar community explaining about them as many historians are saying that they are also foreigners

  • @prateekatt
    @prateekatt Před 2 lety +1

    Hello sir please make a video on Sindhi people, speakers of the Sindhi language and people of present day state of Sindh in Pakistan.
    Our surnames mostly end with ani, and many surnames in Italy, Greece and Iran end with ani as well. Is their a connection?

  • @raakeshpsingh2892
    @raakeshpsingh2892 Před 2 lety +16

    Iran means The Land of Aryans. Iranian Oldest language was Praskrit.
    Urdu and Pharsi language are use Verb of Sanskrit and Praskrit language.

    • @whocares3132
      @whocares3132 Před 2 lety +1

      Moron Urdu is a language originated in India but Mullas because they hated Hindi and sanskrit

    • @raakeshpsingh2892
      @raakeshpsingh2892 Před 2 lety +2

      @@whocares3132 Dear Sir, Urdu and Pharsi languages origin is Sanskrit n Prashkrit languages.
      In Pharsi n Undu Languages they use 99% Verbs of Sanskrit n Prashkrit languages.
      In time of Ottoman empire they use Turkish languages and later on it mixed with Slavic and Pharsi languages than Urdu born.
      In Turkish language that do not call Sabun ( soap) they call Sapun.
      For example they write Tayyap, ( Tayyab)
      Undu language is originally a military language is his early days. Nowadays people don't speak Urdu.
      They speak mix of Turkish, English, Slavic.
      For example : Lahoree Urdu is mix of pashto, dari and Turkish. Lucknowi Urdu is a mix of Pharsi n Urdu.

  • @alexgabriel5423
    @alexgabriel5423 Před 11 měsíci +5

    The Jats are related to Scythians but for sure to the Massagetai. Massa may mean Big; Maha in Sanskrit or massa in E Iranic. This comment is to make known that the Getai is the Name known to the Greeks for the Thracian tribe who inhabited N Thrace now Romania. Words of Sanskrit origin were found in Romanian such as: mare > Big, jivina> living being[jivan in Skr.], pământ> bumand(ala), zamă>sauma or Soma in Skr., Argeş--a river in Romania> shiny in Avestan Persian. There is no link between Goths and Getai, as the Getai spoke an Indo-Aryan language of the SATEM branch, Gothic was of the CENTUM branch. It is known that indo-aryans descended toward the Indus. The Kalasha found in N Pakistan have DNA related the population of the Yamna culture. Please watch Ancient Thrace: An Open Door to Immortality. Thracian artefacs and tombs were discovered in the 1980s. Thracian written in Greek characters was discovered in 1994 on Samothrace. So the Indian brothers are in for a great surprise. The Rroma people or the Romani are originally from Punjab. Romanians got their name from the Roman conquest after 2 wars 102-103 and 105-106 AD. These wars are shown on the Column of Trajan the Roman Emperor. Romanian historian Hadrian Daicoviciu knew that the Dacians or Getai were of Iranic or Aryan origin speaking a language of the Satem branch in the Indo European tree. Bulgarian archeologists A Fol and I Marazov published Ancient Thrace and Thracians . They wrote about the migration towards the Indus. Dionysus the Greek God was a borrowed Thracian God who was shown to be Lord Shiva by Alain Daniélou the French Indologist. The royal tombs in S Thrace[ now Bulgaria]open to the south the region given to Lord Yama the leader of the Arya as written in the first 2 chapters of the Vendidad written in Avestan. The Ossetians who are alive use all the sounds found in Romanian including non-Roman/non Latin sounds. The Wakhi people are the live W Scythians or Sakas...they live in the Wakhan corridor. Orpheus the Thracian poet wrote a theogony/ birth of the gods in which one can find the Cosmic Egg just like in the Rig Veda. Orpheus may come from Arbhigu a name given to Lord Indra.

    • @p.mrtynjy
      @p.mrtynjy Před 9 měsíci +1

      Rajputs, Kshatriyas, and Jaats came into existence in India only after the 2nd centure c.e. They are descendants of macedonian greeks, dacian mahajatae ( messagetae), parthians , tocharians ( kushan ), and white huns. Parmar, Chauhan , Rathore are rajput titles, they adopted singh first. Virk,Maan,Bhullar,Grewal,Solanki,Deshwal,Sahejwal,Ahlawat,Gehlawat,Joon,Dahiya,Chikkara are JAAT/Jatt titles. They adopted singh when Sikkhi started , later around the 16th century.Punjabi khatris like aroras,khannas,sethis are supposed to be traders who in "ancient times" were warriors, this same parable exists for Kayasthas in hinduisms such as Mathurs,Saxena,Srivastavs in central India and Ghosh,Pal,Mitra,Dutt in Bengal. All these khatri/kayastha titles came about when these outsider foreigners intermixed with brahmin families in earlier times. Hope its clear now.

    • @alexgabriel5423
      @alexgabriel5423 Před 2 měsíci

      @p.mrtynjy many thanks for the important Details. It makes sense. A lot of groups were taken as soldiers just like Alexander Macedon did. He took many Thracians from the tribes conquered by his father Phillip the Second.

  • @kalyankumar415
    @kalyankumar415 Před rokem +1

    Sir plz make video on mahapadmananda

  • @adityakumarsingh8197
    @adityakumarsingh8197 Před 2 lety

    please explain "Battle of the 10 Kings"