Neelesh ji, I liked the Mahabharata samvat introduction. And that you have as well included Vikram and Shalivahana. Hope this can unify the different calendars.
Nice introduction. We in Himachal use प्रविष्टे and month names are magha falguna etc. But there is too much confusion for me since Indian National Calendar is Shaka but people follow Vikram samvat.
Neelesh ji, in Kerala the name of the month is based on the Rashi. Is there any reason you choose to names like Tapasya ? Good thing is that there is referring of Veda. But there is additional things to remember now. I anyway like Tapasya and the vedic names.
@@NileshOak currently it is Kumbham month. The names are Meenam, medam(mesha), vrishabham, mithunam.. till makara masam(like masa in Marathi). Slight change in the name between Sanskrit and Malayalam.
@@shardula-ai4ourkids169 Thank you. The use of those months will be problematic due to the precession of the Earth's axis. You will see as the course proceeds. Thus the use of placeholder Solar month names from Taittiriya Samhita is a better choice.
Nilesh sir Instead of taking Mahabharata war date for dating Current year which good practice for Indians My clarification is why can we consider Krishna birth as key point for dating current date Please suggest 🙏🙏
Great question. The reason for taking the Mahabharata date (5561 BCE) is because it is established based on super-rich evidence of the Mahabharata text that can be tested and corroborated based on 12+ different disciplines of hard sciences. There are few uncertainties (unknowns) relate to the exact age of Krishna. Hope this helps. Nilesh
Soon I will post the scope of this course (Beta version) - Introduction to Indian Calendar
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Nilehji it is very kind of you to introduce this way so that everyone can understand..thank you..
thanks for your explanation I am your great fan
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Neelesh ji, I liked the Mahabharata samvat introduction. And that you have as well included Vikram and Shalivahana. Hope this can unify the different calendars.
Nice introduction. We in Himachal use प्रविष्टे and month names are magha falguna etc. But there is too much confusion for me since Indian National Calendar is Shaka but people follow Vikram samvat.
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Thank you so much Nilesh Sir...
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Namaskaram morden munni
will the weekdays (wednesday/thursday etc.) be the same in gregorian, Saura, Shalivahana and MB Samvat calendar ?
Yes.
Neelesh ji, in Kerala the name of the month is based on the Rashi. Is there any reason you choose to names like Tapasya ? Good thing is that there is referring of Veda. But there is additional things to remember now. I anyway like Tapasya and the vedic names.
What are the names used in Kerala?
@@NileshOak currently it is Kumbham month. The names are Meenam, medam(mesha), vrishabham, mithunam.. till makara masam(like masa in Marathi). Slight change in the name between Sanskrit and Malayalam.
@@shardula-ai4ourkids169 Thank you.
The use of those months will be problematic due to the precession of the Earth's axis.
You will see as the course proceeds.
Thus the use of placeholder Solar month names from Taittiriya Samhita is a better choice.
Nilesh, please consider spelling Ritu as Rrutu. (phonetically nearer to Sanskrut pronunciation)
Nilesh sir
Instead of taking Mahabharata war date for dating Current year which good practice for Indians
My clarification is why can we consider Krishna birth as key point for dating current date
Please suggest 🙏🙏
Great question.
The reason for taking the Mahabharata date (5561 BCE) is because it is established based on super-rich evidence of the Mahabharata text that can be tested and corroborated based on 12+ different disciplines of hard sciences.
There are few uncertainties (unknowns) relate to the exact age of Krishna.
Hope this helps.
Nilesh
@@NileshOak thank you sir
Huge fan and also your videos on Indian calendar is much needed to current generation and so I am also a learner 🙏👍