Aik Musafir Ki Duniya by Salman Rashid | Ep 98 | The Mysterious Tombs of Mashkel
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- čas přidán 23. 09. 2022
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Sir everytime i get a new perspective into rich history of Pakistan. I and my whole generation is highly indebted to you and your kind efforts.
Thank you very much. You are very kind.
Sayain zabardast 👌 ♥ ❤ 💖 😍
زبردست کام سر ، انے والی نسلیں اپ کے کام سے مستفید ہوں گی ۔
Nice sir ji great
Great information dear Sir
As a student of history and geography I found this hilariously fascinating
Your smiles add so much flavour to your factual descriptions
بہت اعلی۔ آپ ساتھ تصاویر اور تواریخ کو ٹائم لائن میں اور اینیمیشن کے ساتھ دکھائیں۔ اس سے دیکھنے میں اچھا تاثر پیدا ہوتا ہے۔
What a shameful loss of such heritage. Those plates looked so beautiful and rich with history. Thanks for sharing valuable tale.
One viewer from Britain confirms that the plates are now in some museum in London.
Excellent Vlog Sir. Now I know from where Nakodar gets its name from.
👍Keep well, Preeti.
Very nice informative sir. Shows your in depth knowledge of history. Sad that such historical monuments are not preserved.
Not only are these monuments not preserved, but anyone with connections can plunder them.
@@salmanrashid8880so sad agar kuch bannaa nahin sakte tau loot maar tau na karo
Mr.Rashid you are doing such an incomparable work,aap bhi mehnat kash mazdoor se kum nahin kitni bareek nazar se aap mutalaya karte hain aur phir mazoori nazar se khandaron ko dekhte hain,dhan hein aap Sahib .
@@gvjudd1289 Yehi to rona hai is des main.
Very Informative Video Sir..........I wish to meet you.....God Willing
Thank you very much. We can meet whenever you are in Lahore.
Fantastic many storied graves
There is a village in Jhelum district too whose name is also Nakodar.
سر جی دینہ سے منگلا جاتے ہوئے بھی راست یں نکودر گاؤں آتا ہے. اسی مقام پہ پرانی ریلوے لائن بھی مین روڈ کو کاٹتی ہے
بالکل درست فرمایا۔ بہت سال پہلے میں دیکھنے گیا تھا۔
My native village Sahu Chak is near by
Brilliant analysis sir
Thank you very much.
Ahh got my answer !😂
Excellent Sir
Thank you very much.
V nice
Tohadi bohat meherbani, Sughra Sadaf.
Sir wo plates jo qabar pr thee wo on maray huwal logonka maazi tha shayad
Sir
we are thankful to you that you struggled to reach a forgot place of Pakistan you focus light on a history. For Pakistanies of the Pearl in desert of Baluchistan
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DOR PECHAY KO AEY GARDASHEY AYAAM TU
In this age your interest in history is a great sensitive in nature we are thankful to you made a vedio and removed the historical dust of centuries old happing and living style of. Son of ADAMS
Sir displacement of population in the past history was the ways of normal life
I pray for your good health with respect and busy in this age most sensitive realities of human history
Where as people of your age now almost all busy some where unending race of to take over others just for little things even no value in the eyes of TIME
they are burning their buetiful age days by their own
Having no time to see their faces in the mirror the detoriation of age goes where
Again sir thanks lot you gives us sitting at home valuable historical knowledge
Thank you.
Very interesting, these helmet figures looks to me like some inspiration from Egyptian art. Second u very rightly raised the question from where the tomb material came.
Thank you much Ali Usman. Truly amazing how they procured the terracotta decorative plates and bricks.
Tusi great hu bhaji. Salute 🫡
Tohadi meherbani a, janab.
Salam Salman Baba.... jab bhi aapka session sunta hon tau mera bhi bara dil karta hai ke main bhi jaon aap ke jaisay adventures per. Mujhay bhi bara shouq hai aisay historic adventures ka. Thnx for intriguing us with these kamal ki information.
Glad to know that you're enjoying my show and that it inspires you.
@@salmanrashid8880 always there for you Sire 😇
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بھئی، بہت صحیح پکڑا! کمال کر دیا۔😀😀😀
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@@ANILM1 Thank you very much, sir. I see you are a keen listener, and you remember little details others would easily forget.
After listening to you i feel like buying your very expensive books 😃
I'll be grateful.
Sir
Is there any connection between village NAKODAR in Indian Punjab? In our Sheikhupura we find cast Nakodariay as well.
Anyway a wonderfully romantic video. 😍
No concrete proof. But the Mongols were in Punjab, so who knows.
If we go from jhelum to Mangla through Dina pass... there also is a village Nikodar.
Can the weapon in hand of Ibex hunter be a Crossbow instead of a Gun? In its lateral profile a crossbow looks like a gun.
Did we use crossbows in the orient?
crossbow were not invented or used by orientals... but mongols and turks were definitely familiar with its use in 12th century... it may also be a link with Nakodar. BANDOOQ was in a very primitive form in early 1200. and less likely in use on large scale. and IBEX may be an ALTAI IBEX... an other link with MONGOLIA....it is just my personal thought. Sir.
@@DRZISHANAHMAD I don't agree with the crossbow. There is no significant arch in the weapon the man is holding. It is clearly a 16th century jazail.
I have been to Cambridge museum of Archeology , there is no such plate from baluchsitan .though they have more than 100 ar horological artifacts form baluchistan in their collection.. All donated in 1950s.again searched their catalogue but no such things there.. Will continue my search to locate them elsewhere .the said architect works in London as a deputy of aan architecture and history conservation firm. Adnan
Nice to know that she exists. But the allegations remain even if the plates are not on display or recorded anywhere. I was amazed that in 1996 they remembered from six years ago.
@@salmanrashid8880 Respectsble Salman sb. Oo they are in a museum here I am with a very heavy heart would say that they are atleast safe and possibility is that one day can be brought back. But as I follow you very regularly you must know the last outpost of Indus valley civilization in mand area. all the artifacts there have turned into rubble.
There are so many sad stories.
Anyhow just to give you an interesting piece of info. Nigodaries or their remnants were present to soem extent till late 19th century and they spoke a distinct dialect called moghol language. In 1962 prof . Schurman from Gottingin did an ethnographic survey named THE MONGOLS in Afghanistan. the monograph is extinct but he has mentioned fate ans subsequent amalgamation of theze people. But luckily we have a full morphosyntax of their language moghol by another German Micheal Weiers who after digging soem historical records and especially work of one R Leech from 1838.His book is Die sprache der moghol der proving Herat in Afghanistan.
In any case it was sheer violation of antiquity act and CS thorough his office showed this act of bastardy ( a bastard he was indeed) by allowing probably under the clause of scientific and academic purposes.
@@azk7838 Nice info Adnan sb. u mentioned they are in a museum. Can you highlight which one, please?
sir jee kya 7 7 din tak andhera dust storm se hota hoga? and ab agar haddiya hai wanha to kya ab carbon dating nahi ho sakati unki?
You don't have to believe everything written by Marco Polo. Carbon dating is unnecessary. We know that these burials date to some time in the 16th century.