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This is truly outstanding. 21 taking down 600. That's 28-30 kills each. That for sure earns them a place as one of the best defending units of all time. To cut 6 % of the enemy's army with just 21 men is insane.
The animation is amazing and really the force that these men faced and they still fought till the end is very respectable, just read up on them more, those men are legends.
Ever heard of bleeding bear a Shawnee warrior and his 6 warrior brothers killed 19 baby eating women stealing 7-14 ft tall 5 ft wide 3 ft thick buqsqaw hairy devils or Sasquatch as pale man call them.
My late grandfather, who served alongside Sikhs and Gurkhas in the Great War, always said that if he had to choose men for an attack, it would be them every time. He admired them as simply the best soldiers in the world. Just recently we've erected a statue here in the West Midlands to honour the 21 heroes, and ensure they are remembered here, in Great Britain as much as in their homeland. Thank you for covering their story, and helping ensure they will be remembered world wide.
@@johndavies1090 true that , they've held our enemies at the north western zone since the very first empires and kingdom came up in India May we all be capable in protecting the nations , unions and the idea they gave their life for
@@arghya4NE We have various groups here in Birmingham (UK) from both the Sikh and Islamic communities who do some wonderful social work, providing meals for the homeless and other troubled people on the streets alongside Christian groups like the Sally Army, Betel and St Basil's. They are great people, and I love them for it. Our city would be a poorer place without them, and all those who provide such care.
Gurkhas are a whole different breed of warriors as compared to otjer indians. There is a reason nepal is an independent nations while other much larger Indian kingdoms became British subjects. Got to read about their exploits during the Indian wars and great wars by an ex-officer. Stories after stories, those men proved how good they were as elite soldiers.
The 21 Sikh non-commissioned officers and soldiers who died in the Battle of Saragarhi were from the Majha region of Punjab and were posthumously awarded the Indian Order of Merit, at that time the highest gallantry award which an Indian soldier could receive. The corresponding gallantry award was the Victoria Cross. The award is equivalent to today's Param Vir Chakra awarded by the President of India. The names of the 21 Sikh soldiers were: Havildar Ishar Singh (regimental number 165) Naik Lal Singh (332) Lance Naik Chanda Singh (546) Sepoy Sundar Singh (1321) Sepoy Ramm Singh (287) Sepoy Uttar Singh (492) Sepoy Sahib Singh (182) Sepoy Hira Singh (359) Sepoy Daya Singh (687) Sepoy Jivan Singh (760) Sepoy Bhola Singh (791) Sepoy Narayan Singh (834) Sepoy Gurmukh Singh (814) Sepoy Jivan Singh (871) Sepoy Gurmukh Singh (1733) Sepoy Ram Singh (163) Sepoy Bhagwan Singh (1257) Sepoy Bhagwan Singh (1265) Sepoy Buta Singh (1556) Sepoy Jivan Singh (1651) Sepoy Nand Singh (1221)
When my car broke down ,here in multicultural Canada, the only people that came to my aid were Sikhs. One of them even changed my tire, and then followed me home to see that I arrived safely. They are brave, valiant, and helpful people to this very day. Out of the thousands of cars passing me, only three of them stopped to help, and all three were all individually driven by Turban wearing Sikhs.
The word 'Akal' doesnt translate as 'God' ..It is Akal.. literally meaning timeless..The concept isnt of the God as westerners understand it...but of infinity or endlessness..It is even harder to deacribe in English
Man, Sikhs are just something else. We are very lucky to have them in our army. In 1971 , the Indian General who took the enemy surrender was also Sikh (General Jagjit Singh Aurora). Unbelievable fighters.
@@HINDU-t7vyea one who ran away from battle leaving sikhs alone to fight but still sikhs won that battle themselves I forgot battle name but their is movie made with kiriti sanon in it 😂 you Hindus always ran like sheep’s
Plot twist :- They were the part of Sindh Sikh regiment which consisted 10 Battalions and not alone. Last thing, they were the puppets of British who fought against the Pashtoons who were the supporters of Indian independence. Moral :- These puppets were traitors. 👆👍
@@AryaManIndia Which country are you talking about ? There was no country called India at that time. Before British Indian empire, it was the Mughal empire. Rajputs were serving the Mughal empire. It is simple politics, Rajputs joined Mughals to survive. Sikhs were a very small population at that time, they chose to partner with the British instead of the Mughals. It was the right decision.
@@khurramabrar3512 You are literally throwing all local people under british colonial control under one banner when there are so many different peoples with their own story and rivarly. I am pretty sure that peoples didn't see each other as brothers.
@@siddarths1727 That the british exploited this (like literally every other conquering power) was never in debate. It's as insidious as it's effective.
The only way to glorify and remember the valor of these superheroes is to bring it into the education system.. bring it in the school books of our kids so that they know and feel proud of the valor of our forefathers.. 21 against 10000 is more than just courage... speaks of their determination and sense of adhering to the responsibility entrusted on them... they lived and died protecting their post... FEARLESSLY... JAI HIND...
@@vinodnairplante Indeed bro. Me being an indian have never seen in my history textbooks. I only came to know about it through internet. What a shame to our education system. I think they should include such amazing historical moments in our textbooks.
My hometown erected a superb statue to these incredible warriors. A proud monument to an act of unimaginable bravery. These Sikh heroes will not be forgotten.
"Permission to take up my rifle." Yeah, that got me. It's hard to even comprehend the bravery that it would take to see your brothers all killed and to willingly join them.
They must've been in God mode. The state of mind when you know it's the last thing and you'll fight to death. 1 fights with power of 11. They were pure. Pure force of death.
Fun fact - Sikh/ Hindu call them as brown race regardless of their white skin tone/ black skin tone white/black skin tone of Sikhs/hindu is because of their climatic conditions and not because of white/black ancestory
This was one of the most extraordinary show of courage and determination. 21 soldiers defeated hundreds of soldiers, never giving up. Even though it was a defeat on paper, this will be considered a victory for me and many others. Edit: I might just be bad at life but this is the most likes I have recieved so thx lol.
I was a victory, since the Sikhs sacrifice gave the forts enough time to prepare for the assault, and the fight with the Sikhs had exhausted the tribals by the time they got to the forts
The Afghan aim was to capture the Three posts Saraghari, Lockhart and gulistan before the sun falls. But by the time the fort of Saraghari fell, the Evening had started. It is said that the religious head of the Tribe who led the charge wanted the Turbans of the 21 Soldiers to be removed (Turbans are the status of religion for a Sikh, no Sikh will ever remove his Turban, for them it's worse than death but the Tribal war lords and soldiers refused to Honor them because they had shown their might in combat.
Cry abdul. 21 sikh soldiers fought for their dharma and pride. There main motive was to stop afgans attack for certain time. They achieved that and afgans wouldnt win their land. 🤣🤣 Madrasachap think practically how 21 can win against 10000.although around 700 afgans were killed by sikh soldiers. Sikhs r pride of India. Worrior clan. Not like chuslims who killed innocent children, raped women and back stebbers.🤣🤣🤣.
"Regard your soldiers as your children, and they will follow you into the deepest valleys. Look on them as your own beloved sons, and they will stand by you even unto death."
"Put your soldiers in a position where there is no escape, and they will prefer death to flight." They knew that it was better to die with honor and dignity than to surrender or flee and lose it all.
@@endyender1703 That's why the mongolian army always used to keep an end open as a bait for the enemy to flee. Because they knew that if enemy felt that they have no chance to flee, they will fight more ferociously which may raise securities. Hence by giving that opening, they used to instill a false sense of security and freedom in the enemy, resulting in mongolian victory
@@SherKhan-rd9uw are you talking about the niedermeyer expedition? I heard the germans sent men across Persia to meet the Afghans to convince them to fight the British
My father was born and raised in India, as the child of a soldier in the British military. If he went out, he'd often have a Sikh body guard. For the rest of his life he had a real respect and appreciation of Sikhs.
Plot twist :- They were the part of Sindh Sikh regiment which consisted 10 Battalions and not alone. Last thing, they were the puppets of British who fought against the Pashtoons who were the supporters of Indian independence. Moral :- These puppets were traitors. 👆👍
Sure, these propaganda vidoes was first uploaded in 2012 and since then they been uploading and uploading. The uploaders were asked to prove it from history and they could not do it. The whole story was made up from a slab in which 21 sikhs soldiers were killed in a bandit areas which was full of assasin in those days. Firs they were said they radiod but then there was no electricity even in the most advance place until 1925, then they changed their story to something else. And now new ones are uploaded to spread the propaganda. The Original uploader then removed the vidoe and was told to come up with evidence from history of ten thousands men? Even today they cannot prove it because they are looking for glory. No electricity so the radio one went down then the bodies were found days later so where were the ten thousands came from since no one has even heard of it before? It all started by some idiot in 2012 and on and on the propaganda goes. The 21 sikhs were killed by bandit and assisn who were so skilled in that region that they kill even their own relatives and they were killed at night and the place was burnt and their body lay dead and the refile were taken by bandit. All the rest is a pure glory seeking propaganda. Should not they have fought the British army to free their land? No they were used to slavery so they ended getting jeolouse and started all these stupid stories.
@@Dailymailnewz Absolutely correct. These PPL were actually the traitors and infact Jallianwalla bagh massacre was too done by them. It was 52nd Sikh regiment and Sindh Sikh regiment who fired upon their own PPL on the orders of Gen Dyier.
When I moved to Ottawa I was surprised how many Sikhs lived there. My uncle told me they are some of the nicest people but never piss them off. Now I see why.
Never actually piss off a Canadian in general. Those guys had war crimes written in the Geneva Convention because of the sh*t they did back in WW1. They were fierce let me tell you that much.
40 sikhs led by guru Govind Singh Ji fought against 1 million Muslim Mughals. As a Gurkha myself I respect Sikhs the most, i will visit the Gurudwar someday to pay my respect for the braves who fought agaist Islamic rulers to save Hinduism and Sikhism. 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩
@@NoName-fv5ooyou ruled nothing anyone you have bin trying for thousands of years can't even keep you're own countrys in check or people always at war and conflict with 😂😂😂
“Chiriya te mai Baaz Ladawa, Sawa Lakh se ek Ladawa, Tabhi Gobind Singh naam kahawa” (I will make Sparrows fight Falcons, make one individual battle against 125000 men, then only will I call myself Govind Singh)
i work with Sikhs, i never knew that they are soo brave and great warriors, i know them as kind and open heart people, i respect Sikhs soo much, Namaste brothers
Sikhs say sat Shri akal which means the waheguru(God) is real truth And Sikhism is totally different from Hinduism but Sikhs respect all faiths I'm saying this bcz many tried to suppress Sikh identity Sikhism is totally different religion than Islam and hinduism there is soo much propoganda going on to label Sikhs as Hindus to end Sikh identity but Sikhs not Hindus nor Muslims Learn about Sikhism from a Sikh otherwise people will mislead you
What a touching tribute to both your grandfather’s memory and the incredible soldiers he served alongside. His admiration for the Sikhs and Gurkhas as the best soldiers in the world speaks volumes about their courage and skill. The statue you’ve erected in the West Midlands to honor the 21 heroes is a beautiful and meaningful gesture, ensuring their legacy lives on both in Great Britain and their homeland. Thank you for sharing this story-and for helping to preserve their memory. Their bravery truly deserves to be remembered worldwide.
@@noyes4968 Blame the natives for defending their homes and their lands?. Nope, they are the true heroes and not some butchering henchmen for the Imperialist British.
As a Filipino, I appreciate the fighting prowess of the Sikhs... Please do the Battle of Tirad Pass, the Siege of Baler and the Battle of Yultong on your next project.. Looking forward to watch your latest history videos from you.. more power to Yarnhub..
@@sumrandomguy6750 technically Del Pilar wasn't riding in horseback when he died. He was shot in the head while observing the American advance. His death on a horseback is an romanticized American narrative.
Turban is not just a piece of cloth, when we wear our turban we bear responsibilities with it's each pleate ( honour, courage, sacrifice, chivalry, bravery, righteous and humanity) as well.
@@DailymailnewzGandhi? What did he do? Took credit for freeing India? Yes. Britain didn’t want to spend more money ruling India so they left. It’s that simple.
Many countries have Sikhs in their armies. Loyal soldiers. Great respect for them. 21 soldiers fighting against 10,000 ancestors of the Taliban. One battalion of the Punjab Regiment would be enough to free Afghanistan from these terrorists.
Fun fact - Sikh/ Hindu call them as brown race regardless of their white skin tone/ black skin tone white/black skin tone of Sikhs/hindu is because of their climatic conditions and not because of white/black ancestory
It's kinda ironic and sad seeing a British flag on India soil. Imagine using modern rifles killing your own people that try to liberate you from the British rule.. Why is India Still Poor? ua-cam.com/video/mWQdZoq3iN4/v-deo.html 🦎💨
This is my favorite final stand. The honor of these brave sikhs to face down death as they did should inspire fellow sildiers everwhere. This battle doesnt get enough attention and sabaton needs to write a song on it
What about Khalistan? Do you have any count how many innocent people they have killed in 80’s ? 329 innocent airlines passengers in 1985? Sikh’s are extremely good but they have to take care of their extremists. There are lots of maniacs in that community too like any other fundamentalists. There are also good people equally good from other communities. You,me and others should should keep calm, let’s live in peace 🙏
@Mr Wonder, you are a kid learn history, Sikhs are always respected in India, even your great parents were Hindus, don’t you think Hindus deserve respect in their own land?
@@Usabuety yh this battle but afghan pathans could not take the other 2 forts because they lost so badly with this small fort . Therefore there plan could not take place so basically they lost the battle in a whole.
Countless battles..accepted to be skinned alive for not carrying tobacco. Scalp removed at request not to cut hair-punishment for feeding rebels,2 guys declaring a nation and end up fighting a battalion,few men going to battle even after being asked to wait by king because the prayer to God for help had already been done,5 men stay behind to fight army in golden Temple against afghans,150 Sikhs taking stand against who Indian army , artillery and Airforce for 3 days ,miracles happen when Sikhs cry out their battle cry from heart- who ever says get eternal bliss, true is the entity beyond time(the creator).
whats even more legendary is that he was the youngest of them all , 19 yrs old at the time of battle and singlehandedly killed 20 fighters , what an absolute BADASSS.
Between 1804 and 1837, Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa fought over 20 battles, many of them against the Afghans, quickly earning himself the reputation of the only man who struck terror in their hearts.
@@GreaterAfghanistanMovement well, sorry to break to you cousin breeder shaedd you afghans don't know you history past 40 years, you are talking about 100 Years? 😂😂
Sikh warriors always get inspiration from their tenth guru “ Gobind Singh “. He fought along with another 39 Sikhs( total 40) against 1 million Mughals. His 2 sons were also martyred in that battle but these 40 sikhs never bowed to the Mughals
Goro Gobind was actually freindly with Mughals - he like the Mughals were against Pathans (Afghana) and after the assasination attempt on Goru Gobind sahib he was treated by the Royal court of Mughal emperor of that time and operated by a British doctor.
@@kalbeali9503 If you type it as Goro, then you don't get an opinion on it. If you have actually read any historical documents, The assassins were Mughals. The Gurus father was executed by Mughals (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guru_Tegh_Bahadur)
@@kalbeali9503 sikh gurus have mix relations with mughals.... aurangzeb is the one against the guru's and this could be due to many reasons and one being strengthening of sikhs in India which was a threat to mughals and other being the side he chose to support against aurangzeb
For anyone interested this was made into a film in 2019. Its called Kesari which means saffron. Its one of the most staunchest films I've ever seen. Really makes u admire the raw emotion those guys must of felt facing a force so great that death is certain. All 21 died with honour and bravery
Well I’m crying 😄 thank you YarnHub for doing justice to the brave Sikh warriors and thank you to Prabhjot Bhamrah Singh for the stunning and emotional authentic voice ♥️♥️♥️♥️
+ Romans 10:9-10 "That if you confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved."
Chal be .. pagal hai kya 🐕🤮🤬🤬 Hindu murdabad.. Khalsa raaj zindabad.. Hindus killed and burnt alive 1.5 lakh innocent sikh children and women alive by putting tyres on their head and hairs... These Hindus demolished 1300 + gurudwaras and burnt the sikh reference library in which original adi granth and in original handwritten copy of hukumnamas by 9th guru teg Bahadur was kept... no single Muslim was involved in this .. all were bhikari sanatni hindooos
Chal be .. pagal hai kya 🐕🤮🤬🤬 Hindu murdabad.. Khalsa raaj zindabad.. Hindus killed and burnt alive 1.5 lakh innocent sikh children and women alive by putting tyres on their head and hairs... These Hindus demolished 1300 + gurudwaras and burnt the sikh reference library in which original adi granth and in original handwritten copy of hukumnamas by 9th guru teg Bahadur was kept... no single Muslim was involved in this .. all were bhikari sanatni hindooos
The 36th Sikh regiment that fought Saragarhi was later rechristened as the 4th Sikh Regiment of the indian army and my grandfather fought in it and has many valiant legends of their own. He was on of the best shooters of the regiment often known to be a soldier who never missed the shot. He retired on the rank of Subedar and his name was Subedar Sohan Singh.
History is full of these kinds of stories. The stand of the 21 shiks, the attack of the dead men, to the 22 men of the 394th at Lanzerath Ridge who held off the entire German blitzkrieg for almost 12 hours. All of these events, are historically significant and literally turned the tide of battle. Thank you for sharing these stories, so that they are not lost to time.
As Alexander the Great said, "An army of sheep led by a lion is better than an army of lions led by a sheep." But this is a rare occasion in history where lions are led by a lion.
@@Derg3586 And where are your sources of ten thousands? Winston Chruchhill wrote the entire expidition of 1893 AND he did not mentioned any of it. The black slab does not mention any of it, nothing mention the ten thousand, so if you can prove that then you are right. But since the original uploader could not do it how will you do it? Go ahead I am listning. The bodies were found of 21 siks after 3 days. NoW go ahead and prove the ten thousands and the whole battle since no one was there to see or witness it. The radio story does not work because electricity in the region only came to some parts in 1990s. SO go ahead I am listning . MAY BE YOU ARE MORE CLEVER THAN THE ORIGINAL UPLOADER SO GOOD NEWs EDUCATE ME IF YOU CAN.
@@Swayam3656 And where are your sources of ten thousands? Winston Chruchhill wrote the entire expidition of 1893 AND he did not mentioned any of it. The black slab does not mention any of it, nothing mention the ten thousand, so if you can prove that then you are right. But since the original uploader could not do it how will you do it? Go ahead I am listning. The bodies were found of 21 siks after 3 days. NoW go ahead and prove the ten thousands and the whole battle since no one was there to see or witness it. The radio story does not work because electricity in the region only came to some parts in 1990s. SO go ahead I am listning . MAY BE YOU ARE MORE CLEVER THAN THE ORIGINAL UPLOADER SO GOOD NEWs EDUCATE ME IF YOU CAN.
@@Dailymailnewz are mentally challenged? It's literally told in he video how and by who battle was recorded. Sources? Just go into wikipedia, there's like 20 sources in there they you can read. But you don't have even single one you conspiracy theorist lol
Very interesting story about these men. Also holy hell is the animation quality outstanding, not only the quality but also the story. The crew at Yanrnhub are absolute gigachads
Fun fact - Sikh/ Hindu call them as brown race regardless of their white skin tone/ black skin tone white/black skin tone of Sikhs/hindu is because of their climatic conditions and not because of white/black ancestory
One thing people will notice about Sikhs is that they always are true to their words and will do anything seriously. They respect their women and patriots to our country. They make up around 8% of the Indian army. I ain't sikh but out of all the Indian communities I have high respect for the Sikh people. They also give free food to the people at their langars and will open a langar whichever country they live in. The best thing is the Sikhs will always respect the local culture and language
british loved them sikhs were their loyalist they were promoted to military positions and many of them were made personnel guards to many high ranking British officers and officials they were their lap dogs if i would say who choose to betray their own ken for white masters in the battle of saragarhi where sikh showed so called bravery against the so called invaders in saragrhi were fighting the locals pushtuns who were fighting for their land and these sikh soldiers fought against the locals to save their white masters so dont come here try to show them as brave freedom fighters they never were!!!!!!
We literally seen a lot of legendary last stands in history. *but holy sh't this one is beyond legendary* We seen 2:1, 8:1, 40:1 but this one is like 500:1 (correct me if im wrong) like what the heck
british loved them sikhs were their loyalist they were promoted to military positions and many of them were made personnel guards to many high ranking British officers and officials they were their lap dogs if i would say who choose to betray their own ken for white masters in the battle of saragarhi where sikh showed so called bravery against the so called invaders in saragrhi were fighting the locals pushtuns who were fighting for their land and these sikh soldiers fought against the locals to save their white masters so dont come here try to show them as brave freedom fighters they never were!!!!!!
Emotionally touching, and the fact that you even animated the Martini-Henry reload is such an attention to detail. The read more thing lists a few ideas Yarnhub retro, basically just 2D animations instead of the now 3D Indonesian national revolution, I heard people used sharpened bamboo to fight against the Dutch who I think had firearms The story of Napoleon
I feel proud and being a Sikh i admire, appreciate and respect this work done by YARNHUB. Waheguru ji ka Khalsa Waheguru ji di Fateh “The Khalsa(pure) belongs to God; Victory belongs to God”.
@BlackBeard fought from british masters for the hope of getting independence someday.. however a soldier's life is same even if he serves for his own nation or a colonial sabotaged one, get enrolled.. fight.. and die... after 2 years no one gives a fuck about you... or your pity wife and children... Politicians just do some formalitites but the real loss to the regiment and the soldier's family and friends is what we can't experience.... I am myself a son of an army man... bro, i have my father but i lived without him my whole childhood.. he was busy all the time serving the army... that is why we say army wives and children are the strongest... It hurts when someone dont realizes a soldier's force behind him... he is forced to fight... not for his nation at first but for a political blunder that his supreme master has did which the supreme maser names it a bold move....
Legendary Sikh War Cry 🔥🇮🇳 "Chidiyan te mein Baaz tudaun, Giddran toh mein sher banaun, Sawa lakh se ek ladaun, Tabe Gobind Singh Naam kahaun." Translation : It is when I make sparrow fight hawks, it is when I make LION out of Jackals, it is when I make one fight with one hundred 25 thousand that I am called Gobind Singh. 🔥
Hindu murdabad.. Khalsa raaj zindabad.. Hindus killed and burnt alive 1.5 lakh innocent sikh children and women alive by putting tyres on their head and hairs... These Hindus demolished 1300 + gurudwaras and burnt the sikh reference library in which original adi granth and in original handwritten copy of hukumnamas by 9th guru teg Bahadur was kept... no single Muslim was involved in this .. all were bhikari sanatni hindooos
This 'stand' and 'holding fast' of these incredibly proud, strong & loyal soldiers who fought as lions has always been one of my most respected and (if the right term?) favourite account of a stand/battle! So it is a real treat for me to see that it has been given the Yarnhub special makeover! You may or may not know the stories that are featured on it? But if you do or not? You can't deny that they are an enjoyable way of familiarisation with whatever one it is you watch!
Wow. As a kid in the 1970s getting into military history, the Sikhs stood out to me for what I thought to be at the time, funny "hats". As I read more and more over the years about these legendary warriors I am convinced that along with the Gurkhas, the Sikhs are some of the most ferocious, brutal, disciplined fighters on the globe and throughout history. The above story only confirms it. "Deg Teg Fateh".
I'm not sure what kinda tactical knowledge and rules those leaders applied back then, but in modern warfare a commonly accepted rule is, in order to take a position you want AT LEAST 3 to 1 ratio of attackers for it to be potentially be successful. I can imagine those leaders were frustrated and embarrassed at the fact that it took 6 hours to take a position with 476 to 1 odds, especially considering how quickly the lost it after the fact. super interesting story though, sounds like it would make a great movie.. Reminds me of Zulu with Micheal cane
By today's standards of modern warfare and military tech, it took 20 years and yet loss. Must be frustrating and embarrassing too as much as what the British Empire discovered in their Afghanistan misadventures back then and in this 21st century.
Im a sikh, and im so glad Yarnhub made a video about probably the most eventful event in modern Sikh history, I'm glad people that dont know much about Sikhism can see what our culture is like and our beliefs, thanks a lot Yarnhub!
@@mrdrippler2076 so british didnt opress ? "Showing results for british oppression india Search instead for british opression india After oppressing India for 200 years, draining its wealth and filling their own coffers, the U.K. ripped the Indian subcontinent into pieces just before they finally left. The partition of 1947 that came along with India's independence left nearly one million dead and 13 million displaced."
@@RedwolfDogrocket i dont care how chad they are. i cant respect them because they kill their own people in the name of an alien queen and serve as imperialists pets.
Plot twist :- They were the part of Sindh Sikh regiment which consisted 10 Battalions and not alone. Last thing, they were the puppets of British who fought against the Pashtoons who were the supporters of Indian independence. Moral :- These puppets were traitors. 👆👍
@@navinsharma2085 Lol how hateful you are my man, You should read up the stats of jailed, hung, died fighting for independence from britishers. Sikhs tops at 85% even though they are only 2% of India's population.
2:33 great shot of the Kara (Kada) representing their faith and commitment to one another. I’m an atheist, but study religions from all over the world…and appreciate the greatness that some have endured in human history.
I didn’t expect the texture and the 4D character like that I’m really impress especially the opening scene is amazing how the wind blow and The particle Great job yarnhub your work is starting to improve and grow so much wish you to get 1 mil subscriber
It was very big as he was very young and never meant to kill anyone so he was told to only signal. In the end, it's not how it is shown here as the young signalman put himself on fire and went towards the commander who was on the wall near the door of the signalman, and burnt him.
Sikhs are not only fierce and brave in times of war. They are also very kind hearted in times of peace. They are the first to help during natural calamities.
You didn't mention it in the video, but viewers may be interested to know the entire British parliament stood in respect to these men when they heard the news. And there is a statue of Ishar Singh in.... Wolverhampton I think? I don't remember the exact place but it's an awesome statue.
The statue had to be commissioned by the Sikh community in Wolverhampton. Apart from standing up in parliament, there was no other recognition from the British government, and the statue doesn't change that.
@@RViND Every man was awarded the Indian Army equivalent of the Victoria Cross. The Queen mentioned the action. The entire parliament stood. That...sounds like a pretty damn good definition of recognition to me, so I don't know what you're hoping for. I get the impression you just want to complain though.
Fun fact - Sikh/ Hindu call them as brown race regardless of their white skin tone/ black skin tone white/black skin tone of Sikhs/hindu is because of their climatic conditions and not because of white/black ancestory
We celebrate all men not for the flag they fought under but for their spirit. Empires rise and fall and ideologies change through the ages but what remains is the heroism and human spirit shown in the most extreme of circumstances.
Indomitable courage and fearlessness have always been in the blood of the Sikh community, I wasn't so surprised when I heard about the number of Sikhs fighting in that epic Last stand against the fierce Afghan tribes. You can learn determination from those brave sons of India. Yarnhub, you're doing great job guys, keep it up. I always look forward to your next video.
I am an Aussie, My parents were airforce officers. I have grown up with the legend of the Sikh warrior. I am proud the Allied Command has the Sikh Battalions in our midst. Intensely loyal, brave, and tough soldiers one and all.
Sikhs have a history of fighting hugely outnumbered battles and winning most of them. Saragarhi was one of such battles that was well documented. Zillion Salutes to the SUPER brave Sikh Soldiers who NEVER GIVE UP.
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Yea that contracter needs to be fired and sued. This is unacceptable
Bro your videos are too good
You are a very good youtuber
As a Indian yarnhub I know this story but the animation is also very good and don’t forget how legendary these men are
Some battles are just too legendary to believe. If this wasn't recorded history and someone told you about it you'd never believe it.
@@Elihartman1127 bruh
agreed
This is truly outstanding. 21 taking down 600. That's 28-30 kills each. That for sure earns them a place as one of the best defending units of all time. To cut 6 % of the enemy's army with just 21 men is insane.
@@DuckAllMighty yeah, its like 1 man with a pistol vs a 2000 naked men
The battle itself is not legendary.... It's the guts of the men on battlefield who makes the battle legendary.... ~ Proud Indian 🇮🇳
The animation is amazing and really the force that these men faced and they still fought till the end is very respectable, just read up on them more, those men are legends.
Ever heard of bleeding bear a Shawnee warrior and his 6 warrior brothers killed 19 baby eating women stealing 7-14 ft tall 5 ft wide 3 ft thick buqsqaw hairy devils or Sasquatch as pale man call them.
There's an entire movie about ut
Hello little boy
Yup
Traitors are not smthing to be proud of.
My late grandfather, who served alongside Sikhs and Gurkhas in the Great War, always said that if he had to choose men for an attack, it would be them every time. He admired them as simply the best soldiers in the world. Just recently we've erected a statue here in the West Midlands to honour the 21 heroes, and ensure they are remembered here, in Great Britain as much as in their homeland. Thank you for covering their story, and helping ensure they will be remembered world wide.
PS - don't forget, all Sikh men bear the name Singh, which means 'Lion'. Truly appropriate - say no more.
@@johndavies1090 true that , they've held our enemies at the north western zone since the very first empires and kingdom came up in India
May we all be capable in protecting the nations , unions and the idea they gave their life for
@@arghya4NE We have various groups here in Birmingham (UK) from both the Sikh and Islamic communities who do some wonderful social work, providing meals for the homeless and other troubled people on the streets alongside Christian groups like the Sally Army, Betel and St Basil's. They are great people, and I love them for it. Our city would be a poorer place without them, and all those who provide such care.
Aye a fellow Brummie!
Gurkhas are a whole different breed of warriors as compared to otjer indians.
There is a reason nepal is an independent nations while other much larger Indian kingdoms became British subjects.
Got to read about their exploits during the Indian wars and great wars by an ex-officer. Stories after stories, those men proved how good they were as elite soldiers.
"Victory belongs to those who recite gods name with a true heart" Brave words of brave men.
Thats our holy war-cry
Very very brave man but wrong God
@@markLawley-g8u Don't be a prat.
@@markLawley-g8u well said bro
@@markLawley-g8ugod has no name. God is not bound by language.
The 21 Sikh non-commissioned officers and soldiers who died in the Battle of Saragarhi were from the Majha region of Punjab and were posthumously awarded the Indian Order of Merit, at that time the highest gallantry award which an Indian soldier could receive. The corresponding gallantry award was the Victoria Cross. The award is equivalent to today's Param Vir Chakra awarded by the President of India.
The names of the 21 Sikh soldiers were:
Havildar Ishar Singh (regimental number 165)
Naik Lal Singh (332)
Lance Naik Chanda Singh (546)
Sepoy Sundar Singh (1321)
Sepoy Ramm Singh (287)
Sepoy Uttar Singh (492)
Sepoy Sahib Singh (182)
Sepoy Hira Singh (359)
Sepoy Daya Singh (687)
Sepoy Jivan Singh (760)
Sepoy Bhola Singh (791)
Sepoy Narayan Singh (834)
Sepoy Gurmukh Singh (814)
Sepoy Jivan Singh (871)
Sepoy Gurmukh Singh (1733)
Sepoy Ram Singh (163)
Sepoy Bhagwan Singh (1257)
Sepoy Bhagwan Singh (1265)
Sepoy Buta Singh (1556)
Sepoy Jivan Singh (1651)
Sepoy Nand Singh (1221)
@@Gillmajhewala 👍🏻💪🏻
Waheguru
Also don't forget that one wan who was serving water
@@skullgamer8802 yeah ❤️🙏
...I always admired Sikhs since childhood in movies, and seeing them in Army vehicles. Today my respect for them rose a little higher. 🌼🌼🌼
When my car broke down ,here in multicultural Canada, the only people that came to my aid were Sikhs. One of them even changed my tire, and then followed me home to see that I arrived safely. They are brave, valiant, and helpful people to this very day. Out of the thousands of cars passing me, only three of them stopped to help, and all three were all individually driven by Turban wearing Sikhs.
What nice people!
Yep
We are proud to be sikhs
@@novanation7787lol where you learned it from lmao . You people don't live in India and think Sikhs are being treated badly Sikhs and Hindus are same
@@Pineappleexpress-mz6fgtrue😂
"Victory belongs to those who recite the name of God with a true heart"
What a legendary way to go out...
That is the most based thing i've heard today
@@wongijen9167 except for what you yourself just said...
This reply section is based.
@@sciguy2009 the Sikhs who fought this battle are based and sigma males
The word 'Akal' doesnt translate as 'God' ..It is Akal.. literally meaning timeless..The concept isnt of the God as westerners understand it...but of infinity or endlessness..It is even harder to deacribe in English
Man, Sikhs are just something else. We are very lucky to have them in our army.
In 1971 , the Indian General who took the enemy surrender was also Sikh (General Jagjit Singh Aurora).
Unbelievable fighters.
Read about maratha Hindus
insecure?
Also 1965 border movie is based on Sikh Army defeating Pakistani tanks
@@HINDU-t7vyea one who ran away from battle leaving sikhs alone to fight but still sikhs won that battle themselves I forgot battle name but their is movie made with kiriti sanon in it 😂 you Hindus always ran like sheep’s
@@HINDU-t7v @ManpreetSingh-hw5em Hindus and Sikhs are brother also want to include Buddhists and Jains we are like brothers
As a veteran, this has truly touched me. I know the Sikhs are a valiant people and their warriors are legendary. God bless and be with them.
Nothing compared to pashtun
Plot twist :- They were the part of Sindh Sikh regiment which consisted 10 Battalions and not alone. Last thing, they were the puppets of British who fought against the Pashtoons who were the supporters of Indian independence. Moral :- These puppets were traitors. 👆👍
@KARM Pashtoons were way more superior and stronger
@@AryaManIndia Which country are you talking about ? There was no country called India at that time. Before British Indian empire, it was the Mughal empire. Rajputs were serving the Mughal empire. It is simple politics, Rajputs joined Mughals to survive. Sikhs were a very small population at that time, they chose to partner with the British instead of the Mughals. It was the right decision.
God isnt actually real and nobody is receiving diving "blessing."
These 21 men must be immortalised, for their bravery stand against literal impossible odds.
@@therealchen Yes they are immortalised
British always used locals to fight each other . Turning brother against brother.
That was the bloody saga of british colonialism.
@@khurramabrar3512 You are literally throwing all local people under british colonial control under one banner when there are so many different peoples with their own story and rivarly. I am pretty sure that peoples didn't see each other as brothers.
@@overlordmgcover2262 while that is true, the British exploited that fact and made it worse.
@@siddarths1727 That the british exploited this (like literally every other conquering power) was never in debate. It's as insidious as it's effective.
“We have you 10,000 to 21”
Sikhs: “I like those odds”
Sikhs: and I'll brave them too.
Legend has it that the fallen 21 were even respected by their enemies for their exceptional courage and bravery.
@@TG-uj5fp you saw that movie didnt ya
@@TG-uj5fp no not really. They were mutilated I believe
It reminds me of the Soviet assaults.
Sikhs: “We need reinforcements!”
The Other Fort: WRITE IT DOWN! WRITE IT DOWN!
*Everyone:* The 300 Spartans was the most badass last stand in history!
*21 Sikhs:* Hold our signaling equipment!
i mean the spartans did kill close to 20,000 persians
@@ZalandKhan-x2w
The 300 Spartans also had 7,000+ soldiers from other Greek city states fighting alongside them.
@@RhinoBarbarianProof?
@Beastlyeditzz
The information is hidden in near indecipherable tomes know as 'history books' located within a magical place known as 'the library.'
@@RhinoBarbarian Show me a book to read about this "wise guy"
Goosebumps. These 21 Sikhs will inspire generations of Indians for centuries to come.
The only way to glorify and remember the valor of these superheroes is to bring it into the education system.. bring it in the school books of our kids so that they know and feel proud of the valor of our forefathers.. 21 against 10000 is more than just courage... speaks of their determination and sense of adhering to the responsibility entrusted on them... they lived and died protecting their post... FEARLESSLY... JAI HIND...
@@vinodnairplante Indeed bro. Me being an indian have never seen in my history textbooks. I only came to know about it through internet. What a shame to our education system. I think they should include such amazing historical moments in our textbooks.
generations of Sikhs* Khalistan Zindabad
@@furiooo what is khalistan? Where is it on the map?
Joker.
@@karantikoo9302 6 feet up your mom’s ass buddy
My hometown erected a superb statue to these incredible warriors. A proud monument to an act of unimaginable bravery. These Sikh heroes will not be forgotten.
Where is that statue as you didn’t mention ,?
@@Thanos-rp7js statue of 21 Sikh soldiers
"Permission to take up my rifle."
Yeah, that got me. It's hard to even comprehend the bravery that it would take to see your brothers all killed and to willingly join them.
They must've been in God mode. The state of mind when you know it's the last thing and you'll fight to death. 1 fights with power of 11. They were pure. Pure force of death.
Fun fact -
Sikh/ Hindu call them as brown race regardless of their white skin tone/ black skin tone white/black skin tone of Sikhs/hindu is because of their climatic conditions and not because of white/black ancestory
@@SILENCEINTHESOULS 😂😂
@@hellonwheels4372 🤡🤡🤡
@@hellonwheels4372 🤡🐷
No nation owns bravery , but some are just built of it. I salute the Sikhs for their beautiful warrior culture, and humanity.
This was one of the most extraordinary show of courage and determination. 21 soldiers defeated hundreds of soldiers, never giving up. Even though it was a defeat on paper, this will be considered a victory for me and many others.
Edit: I might just be bad at life but this is the most likes I have recieved so thx lol.
It was a tactical defeat but strategic victory
I was a victory, since the Sikhs sacrifice gave the forts enough time to prepare for the assault, and the fight with the Sikhs had exhausted the tribals by the time they got to the forts
The Afghan aim was to capture the Three posts Saraghari, Lockhart and gulistan before the sun falls. But by the time the fort of Saraghari fell, the Evening had started. It is said that the religious head of the Tribe who led the charge wanted the Turbans of the 21 Soldiers to be removed (Turbans are the status of religion for a Sikh, no Sikh will ever remove his Turban, for them it's worse than death but the Tribal war lords and soldiers refused to Honor them because they had shown their might in combat.
Under British rule*
They were fighting for brits and Afghans were fighting against British forts😌
Amen brother.
American born Sikh here, Proud of my heritage, and proud that we sikhs are serving our country too. 🇺🇸 waheguru ji and god bless.
Indian blood serving whites again
Lol u fought for Britishers n pathans cough vs Britishers n ultimately pathan won
Cry abdul.
21 sikh soldiers fought for their dharma and pride. There main motive was to stop afgans attack for certain time. They achieved that and afgans wouldnt win their land. 🤣🤣
Madrasachap think practically how 21 can win against 10000.although around 700 afgans were killed by sikh soldiers.
Sikhs r pride of India. Worrior clan.
Not like chuslims who killed innocent children, raped women and back stebbers.🤣🤣🤣.
@@truthsek keep crying kid😢😢😢
@JHAJJ 😭😭😭 r u a woman mate😂 only way I can get u a green card is if a citizen marries a foreigner😭
The longer this channel is growing and the animation graphics are also getting better, good job Yarnhub😁👍💪
There’s a reason sabaton works with them both have a standard of improving with every thing they release
unreal engine
The cat on your pfp shows , how that cat is annoyed by the baby xD
@@Kanak_Bodkhe Yes I know that's why I took a screenshot of the cat because I think its expression is funny 😂
I think that the animations have un smooth movement inspite of being detailed
Afghans are tough people and to have such a last stand against them is unbelievable.
Respect to my sikh Bros
No
🤣🤣🤣💩💩💩💩💩
@sairamshanmugam574 that's why people don't like Moslams. They are super intolerant of others. Your comment proves aging
10000 vs 21 us really tough,
afghans r basically converted hindus
I remember back in the day when you guys still did 2D animations, the progress you've made is insane
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"Regard your soldiers as your children, and they will follow you into the deepest valleys. Look on them as your own beloved sons, and they will stand by you even unto death."
"Put your soldiers in a position where there is no escape, and they will prefer death to flight." They knew that it was better to die with honor and dignity than to surrender or flee and lose it all.
-Sun Tzu
@@endyender1703 backing people into a corner is a one way ticket to a blade in the gut
@@endyender1703 That's why the mongolian army always used to keep an end open as a bait for the enemy to flee. Because they knew that if enemy felt that they have no chance to flee, they will fight more ferociously which may raise securities. Hence by giving that opening, they used to instill a false sense of security and freedom in the enemy, resulting in mongolian victory
Sabaton
The Sikhs have always been known as brave warriors. The German soldier Ernst junger in the book Storm of steel makes references to this.
Germans actually supported the Pashtun tribesmen against the british empire
@@SherKhan-rd9uw reference?
@@rankingresearchdata German supported NWFP against the british empire lol. its facts.
Il try and find the source and books again and tell you
@@SherKhan-rd9uw you should keep reference (link) ,what you know from where you get that
@@SherKhan-rd9uw are you talking about the niedermeyer expedition? I heard the germans sent men across Persia to meet the Afghans to convince them to fight the British
The most incredible battle I have watched and learned about. The Sikhs are ultimate warriors. Thank you yarnhub.
My father was born and raised in India, as the child of a soldier in the British military. If he went out, he'd often have a Sikh body guard. For the rest of his life he had a real respect and appreciation of Sikhs.
Indira Gandhi movement
@@frankcastle1862 He order to kill lakhs Sikh in India.
@@frankcastle1862 indira gandhi was a genocider
She killed whoever questioned her
Bloody dictator
And remember not hurt their religious sentiments or else even body guards can kill a tough Prime Minister of a big country like Indira Gandhi
@@frankcastle1862 Punisher Movement
Absolutely fantastic story. All those brave Sikh soldiers. RIP brave men.
Plot twist :- They were the part of Sindh Sikh regiment which consisted 10 Battalions and not alone. Last thing, they were the puppets of British who fought against the Pashtoons who were the supporters of Indian independence. Moral :- These puppets were traitors. 👆👍
@@navinsharma2085 bruh whatever the case may be but the Durranis weren't any saint.
@@powerhousebikki But who said, they were saints
Sure, these propaganda vidoes was first uploaded in 2012 and since then they been uploading and uploading. The uploaders were asked to prove it from history and they could not do it. The whole story was made up from a slab in which 21 sikhs soldiers were killed in a bandit areas which was full of assasin in those days. Firs they were said they radiod but then there was no electricity even in the most advance place until 1925, then they changed their story to something else. And now new ones are uploaded to spread the propaganda. The Original uploader then removed the vidoe and was told to come up with evidence from history of ten thousands men? Even today they cannot prove it because they are looking for glory. No electricity so the radio one went down then the bodies were found days later so where were the ten thousands came from since no one has even heard of it before? It all started by some idiot in 2012 and on and on the propaganda goes. The 21 sikhs were killed by bandit and assisn who were so skilled in that region that they kill even their own relatives and they were killed at night and the place was burnt and their body lay dead and the refile were taken by bandit. All the rest is a pure glory seeking propaganda. Should not they have fought the British army to free their land? No they were used to slavery so they ended getting jeolouse and started all these stupid stories.
@@Dailymailnewz Absolutely correct. These PPL were actually the traitors and infact Jallianwalla bagh massacre was too done by them. It was 52nd Sikh regiment and Sindh Sikh regiment who fired upon their own PPL on the orders of Gen Dyier.
When I moved to Ottawa I was surprised how many Sikhs lived there. My uncle told me they are some of the nicest people but never piss them off. Now I see why.
lol
Never actually piss off a Canadian in general.
Those guys had war crimes written in the Geneva Convention because of the sh*t they did back in WW1.
They were fierce let me tell you that much.
😂
40 sikhs led by guru Govind Singh Ji fought against 1 million Muslim Mughals. As a Gurkha myself I respect Sikhs the most, i will visit the Gurudwar someday to pay my respect for the braves who fought agaist Islamic rulers to save Hinduism and Sikhism. 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩
Didn’t us Muslims rule y’all for like 600 years? 🤣🤣🤣
@@NoName-fv5ooyou ruled nothing anyone you have bin trying for thousands of years can't even keep you're own countrys in check or people always at war and conflict with 😂😂😂
@@NoName-fv5ooyeah for 600 years for that we made muslim men wear burqa , Hari Singh nalwa made muslim afghan men wear burqa😂😂
@@Jayden09827 Hari Singh ? Didn’t he get beh*ed by wazir khan? Still salty we ruled y’all in your own lands ?😂
@@NoName-fv5oo 😂 what a lie madrassa chap , Nalwa undefeated warrior
The Sikhs are an amazing people and I'm glad to see this extraordinary example of their bravery and resolve. Thanks for sharing.
"They cheer as he kills one tribesmen, then another. And then, eighteen more."
That's gotta be the most badass quote ever.
It is, but its not from this channel. Its from extra history, sadly.
It is ,but it is sad to see they were manipulated into suppressing the revolt
See keshari movie
“Chiriya te mai Baaz Ladawa, Sawa Lakh se ek Ladawa, Tabhi Gobind Singh naam kahawa”
(I will make Sparrows fight Falcons, make one individual battle against 125000 men, then only will I call myself Govind Singh)
N he was 19 years old... For knowledge
i work with Sikhs, i never knew that they are soo brave and great warriors, i know them as kind and open heart people, i respect Sikhs soo much, Namaste brothers
Sat Sri Akal
Thay are one of the greatest warriors of Indian history like brahmans, rajputs and marathas🚩🚩
@@yashdabral6174Cholas: Hold my sword.
they are called ''shields of india'' where i live
Sikhs say sat Shri akal which means the waheguru(God) is real truth
And Sikhism is totally different from Hinduism but Sikhs respect all faiths I'm saying this bcz many tried to suppress Sikh identity Sikhism is totally different religion than Islam and hinduism there is soo much propoganda going on to label Sikhs as Hindus to end Sikh identity but Sikhs not Hindus nor Muslims
Learn about Sikhism from a Sikh otherwise people will mislead you
What a touching tribute to both your grandfather’s memory and the incredible soldiers he served alongside. His admiration for the Sikhs and Gurkhas as the best soldiers in the world speaks volumes about their courage and skill. The statue you’ve erected in the West Midlands to honor the 21 heroes is a beautiful and meaningful gesture, ensuring their legacy lives on both in Great Britain and their homeland. Thank you for sharing this story-and for helping to preserve their memory. Their bravery truly deserves to be remembered worldwide.
Incredibly brave, and noble men. No matter the religion, race, or time period, this nobility deserves appreciation.
Nobility for massacring natives with Western weapons. Tell that to the Buffalo Soldiers and the Red Skins of America.
@@Heshem_Joel it was defense cry about it
@@Heshem_Joel blame the natives who decided to attack the fort.
@@noyes4968
Blame the natives for defending their homes and their lands?. Nope, they are the true heroes and not some butchering henchmen for the Imperialist British.
@@Heshem_Joel it was 21 vs 10k and you think a. Bunch of natives are the heroes in this story
As a Filipino, I appreciate the fighting prowess of the Sikhs...
Please do the Battle of Tirad Pass, the Siege of Baler and the Battle of Yultong on your next project..
Looking forward to watch your latest history videos from you.. more power to Yarnhub..
I could already imagine a title: The general who charged no man's land on horseback
Guess who
Edit: I just realized ur last name is Luna omg
Gen. Antonio Luna... 😅😅😅
True
Man I want that as well.
@@sumrandomguy6750 technically Del Pilar wasn't riding in horseback when he died. He was shot in the head while observing the American advance. His death on a horseback is an romanticized American narrative.
That is just tells you how much a Human is capable of doing.
Salute to my Sikh brothers from an Indian Muslim. ❤️
all indians are equal if you r an indian before ur a muslim then you r my brother!!'
happy vijay diwas
@Exotic- Friends! If they r indian
@@byron-ih2ge India is a United Country,We should Respect INDIA
India Hindu love you bro
why can't just it be Indian
चिड़िया नाल मैं बाज लड़ावां,
गीदड़ां नू मैं शेर बणावां,
सवा लाख ते एक लड़ावां,
तां गोबिंदसिंह नाम धरावां | Jai Hind
Most badasss quote ever❤❤
Turban is not just a piece of cloth, when we wear our turban we bear responsibilities with it's each pleate ( honour, courage, sacrifice, chivalry, bravery, righteous and humanity) as well.
I wish I was born into a culture that upheld these ideals
Another Indian propaganda video looking for glory but they were under the British empire and only Gandhi set them free from British empire.
@@Dailymailnewz indeed we had under the British... But this is a true story. Our sikh brothers are always Great in war.
@@Investing-power The first video produced on this false history was back in 2013 since then they had updated this with many stories. All false.
@@DailymailnewzGandhi? What did he do? Took credit for freeing India? Yes. Britain didn’t want to spend more money ruling India so they left. It’s that simple.
Amazing story of courage. I am glad that the US Army has many Sikh serving in our ranks .
Many countries have Sikhs in their armies. Loyal soldiers. Great respect for them. 21 soldiers fighting against 10,000 ancestors of the Taliban. One battalion of the Punjab Regiment would be enough to free Afghanistan from these terrorists.
@@Aditiyan Agreed u Indians can really put on big fight.
@@LIVEWELLLIFESTYLE Thanks for the message. But I'm not from India even though my name sounds Indian
Fun fact -
Sikh/ Hindu call them as brown race regardless of their white skin tone/ black skin tone white/black skin tone of Sikhs/hindu is because of their climatic conditions and not because of white/black ancestory
It's kinda ironic and sad seeing a British flag on India soil.
Imagine using modern rifles killing your own people that try to liberate you from the British rule..
Why is India Still Poor?
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This is my favorite final stand. The honor of these brave sikhs to face down death as they did should inspire fellow sildiers everwhere. This battle doesnt get enough attention and sabaton needs to write a song on it
They didn't surrender over bribes... So damn honourable
It already has a movie on it with a song which is extremely popular in India
It's called Kesari, I think it is in Hindi but it has subtitles in english as far as I know
@@vision17in thanks my dude, ill check it out
We Indians made a movie about it
This video just reminded me how important it is to focus on what truly matters. Thanks for sharing!
FINALLY MY PRAYERS WERE LISTENED BY YARNHUB THANK YOU YARNHUB!!
Well then thank you too xD this one is going to be interesting
Congratulations
@@Reyfan601 thnx
Nice idea bro
@@mrunaltondre6051 you're welcome
" The Sikh Community" is the "Pride of India".Vande Matharam
Seems like traitors to me
@@tesmith47 LOL, it takes balls of titanium to even think of the situation they were in- who are you and me to judge history?
What about Khalistan? Do you have any count how many innocent people they have killed in 80’s ? 329 innocent airlines passengers in 1985? Sikh’s are extremely good but they have to take care of their extremists. There are lots of maniacs in that community too like any other fundamentalists. There are also good people equally good from other communities. You,me and others should should keep calm, let’s live in peace 🙏
@Mr Wonder, you are a kid learn history, Sikhs are always respected in India, even your great parents were Hindus, don’t you think Hindus deserve respect in their own land?
@Mr Wonder, your forefathers were Hindus and you are a racist man, get well soon
There is a lot to be learned in the honor that these men carry amongst each other and for what they believed in and fought to the death for
And those 10k are not ordinary. They are The Great Pathans who defeated British , USSR , USA etc. But Still Sikhs won the battle. ❤️🚩
Sikh lost the battle
@@Usabuety yh this battle but afghan pathans could not take the other 2 forts because they lost so badly with this small fort . Therefore there plan could not take place so basically they lost the battle in a whole.
@@MasterChief968 they won search google
@@Usabuety Hari Singh Nalwa enters the chat 💀
@@TonyStark-mm6qy wazir Akbar khan enters the chat
I myself am a Sikh . 21 Sikhs for their country, more than 600 died to them. I feel proud and I don't only respect God but also these brave 21 Sikhs.
It was Actually 800+
No bro they killed around 1400 Afghanis invaders
Not even gonna lie, what he gave that battle cry at the end I burst into tears. What absolute friggin' LEGENDS.
Countless battles..accepted to be skinned alive for not carrying tobacco. Scalp removed at request not to cut hair-punishment for feeding rebels,2 guys declaring a nation and end up fighting a battalion,few men going to battle even after being asked to wait by king because the prayer to God for help had already been done,5 men stay behind to fight army in golden Temple against afghans,150 Sikhs taking stand against who Indian army , artillery and Airforce for 3 days ,miracles happen when Sikhs cry out their battle cry from heart- who ever says get eternal bliss, true is the entity beyond time(the creator).
@@gogh-yy9jdwow beautifully said
whats even more legendary is that he was the youngest of them all , 19 yrs old at the time of battle and singlehandedly killed 20 fighters , what an absolute BADASSS.
Manly tears has been shed for this brave and loyal Sikh warrior.
Between 1804 and 1837, Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa fought over 20 battles, many of them against the Afghans, quickly earning himself the reputation of the only man who struck terror in their hearts.
Terror ?
He was expired by same afghans
The prince wazir khan
Who told you that nonsense? Most Afghans don't even know who Hari Singh Nawla is
@@GreaterAfghanistanMovement well, sorry to break to you cousin breeder shaedd you afghans don't know you history past 40 years, you are talking about 100 Years? 😂😂
@@GreaterAfghanistanMovement overacting can be done in your tribal camps , Go there keedi Afghani. Go dance and do your mujra and famous bachabazi
@@b11-x3o mujra dancing is part of your punjabi culture, go to lahore and you will know what i mean.
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The fact that you modeled the Kuras on the right hand is extraordinary attention to detail and respect to the history and culture
Sikh warriors always get inspiration from their tenth guru “ Gobind Singh “. He fought along with another 39 Sikhs( total 40) against 1 million Mughals. His 2 sons were also martyred in that battle but these 40 sikhs never bowed to the Mughals
Wahe guru ji da khalsa, Wahe guru ji di fateh
Goro Gobind was actually freindly with Mughals - he like the Mughals were against Pathans (Afghana) and after the assasination attempt on Goru Gobind sahib he was treated by the Royal court of Mughal emperor of that time and operated by a British doctor.
@@kalbeali9503 If you type it as Goro, then you don't get an opinion on it. If you have actually read any historical documents, The assassins were Mughals. The Gurus father was executed by Mughals (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guru_Tegh_Bahadur)
@@kalbeali9503 sikh gurus have mix relations with mughals.... aurangzeb is the one against the guru's and this could be due to many reasons and one being strengthening of sikhs in India which was a threat to mughals and other being the side he chose to support against aurangzeb
BUT YOU DID KEEP A CHRISTIAN USERNAME WHILE BEING A SIKH ? WHY YOU ARE REQUIRED TO PRETEND LIKE US ?
when a sikh is born they give him two options:
1- being the most hardcore mfer
2- being the most humble guy
For anyone interested this was made into a film in 2019. Its called Kesari which means saffron. Its one of the most staunchest films I've ever seen. Really makes u admire the raw emotion those guys must of felt facing a force so great that death is certain. All 21 died with honour and bravery
Saw that on UA-cam with ads... awesome!
kesari movie is far away form real massage of this battle ....kesari movie is just bollywood masala ..
@@grammysiingh24 i believe u on that but was a nice film. Quite sad though but yes probably abit innacurate
@@patsullivan9362 hnji
But unfortunately those 21Indians were fighting against first Indian independence war..... 👎
Well I’m crying 😄 thank you YarnHub for doing justice to the brave Sikh warriors and thank you to Prabhjot Bhamrah Singh for the stunning and emotional authentic voice ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thanks :)
@Aquila true it was humbelling
imagine dying for your British overlords and then your women and children get slaughtered by them in the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre
+ Romans 10:9-10 "That if you confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved."
@@claas.relotius double sided Britishers!!
This Story gave me goosebumps...
i am PROUD to be an INDIAN...
and i am PROUD that Sikhs are a part of our Great Culture
we are not part of your culture india has no shame they have attacked the holiest sikh temple 3 times since independence
🙏🏻
Sat Sri akal!!!
Chal be .. pagal hai kya 🐕🤮🤬🤬
Hindu murdabad..
Khalsa raaj zindabad..
Hindus killed and burnt alive 1.5 lakh innocent sikh children and women alive by putting tyres on their head and hairs...
These Hindus demolished 1300 + gurudwaras and burnt the sikh reference library in which original adi granth and in original handwritten copy of hukumnamas by 9th guru teg Bahadur was kept... no single Muslim was involved in this .. all were bhikari sanatni hindooos
Chal be .. pagal hai kya 🐕🤮🤬🤬
Hindu murdabad..
Khalsa raaj zindabad..
Hindus killed and burnt alive 1.5 lakh innocent sikh children and women alive by putting tyres on their head and hairs...
These Hindus demolished 1300 + gurudwaras and burnt the sikh reference library in which original adi granth and in original handwritten copy of hukumnamas by 9th guru teg Bahadur was kept... no single Muslim was involved in this .. all were bhikari sanatni hindooos
ਇਹ ਦੇਖ ਕੇ ਅੱਜ ਵੀ ਸਾਡਾ ਰੋਮ ਰੋਮ ਖੜਾ ਹੋ ਜਾਂਦਾ ਕਿ ਸਾਡੇ ਪੁਰਖਿਆਂ ਨੇ ਕਿਸ ਬਹਾਦੁਰੀ ਨਾਲ ਹਰ ਜੰਗ ਲੜੀ ਵਾਹੇਗੁਰੂ ਜੀ ❤
The 36th Sikh regiment that fought Saragarhi was later rechristened as the 4th Sikh Regiment of the indian army and my grandfather fought in it and has many valiant legends of their own. He was on of the best shooters of the regiment often known to be a soldier who never missed the shot. He retired on the rank of Subedar and his name was Subedar Sohan Singh.
Thanks David for being the awesome narrator we all know and love :)
Thanks for listening!
Is there a Sabaton song for this?
I was not expecting to cry this morning, but dang it. This was an amazing story and animation. Thank you for sharing this.
ua-cam.com/video/6EUK7R7yZF4/v-deo.html
History is full of these kinds of stories.
The stand of the 21 shiks, the attack of the dead men, to the 22 men of the 394th at Lanzerath Ridge who held off the entire German blitzkrieg for almost 12 hours.
All of these events, are historically significant and literally turned the tide of battle.
Thank you for sharing these stories, so that they are not lost to time.
As Alexander the Great said, "An army of sheep led by a lion is better than an army of lions led by a sheep."
But this is a rare occasion in history where lions are led by a lion.
@@Dailymailnewz and how the heck do you prove it
@@Dailymailnewz I smell bullshit. Where's your sources
@@Derg3586 And where are your sources of ten thousands? Winston Chruchhill wrote the entire expidition of 1893 AND he did not mentioned any of it. The black slab does not mention any of it, nothing mention the ten thousand, so if you can prove that then you are right. But since the original uploader could not do it how will you do it? Go ahead I am listning. The bodies were found of 21 siks after 3 days. NoW go ahead and prove the ten thousands and the whole battle since no one was there to see or witness it. The radio story does not work because electricity in the region only came to some parts in 1990s. SO go ahead I am listning . MAY BE YOU ARE MORE CLEVER THAN THE ORIGINAL UPLOADER SO GOOD NEWs EDUCATE ME IF YOU CAN.
@@Swayam3656 And where are your sources of ten thousands? Winston Chruchhill wrote the entire expidition of 1893 AND he did not mentioned any of it. The black slab does not mention any of it, nothing mention the ten thousand, so if you can prove that then you are right. But since the original uploader could not do it how will you do it? Go ahead I am listning. The bodies were found of 21 siks after 3 days. NoW go ahead and prove the ten thousands and the whole battle since no one was there to see or witness it. The radio story does not work because electricity in the region only came to some parts in 1990s. SO go ahead I am listning . MAY BE YOU ARE MORE CLEVER THAN THE ORIGINAL UPLOADER SO GOOD NEWs EDUCATE ME IF YOU CAN.
@@Dailymailnewz are mentally challenged? It's literally told in he video how and by who battle was recorded. Sources? Just go into wikipedia, there's like 20 sources in there they you can read. But you don't have even single one you conspiracy theorist lol
Very interesting story about these men. Also holy hell is the animation quality outstanding, not only the quality but also the story. The crew at Yanrnhub are absolute gigachads
Thanks !
Brits thanked them with the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre
Wait Hell is Holy ??
@@claas.relotius isn’t that so ironic and true
Fun fact -
Sikh/ Hindu call them as brown race regardless of their white skin tone/ black skin tone white/black skin tone of Sikhs/hindu is because of their climatic conditions and not because of white/black ancestory
One thing people will notice about Sikhs is that they always are true to their words and will do anything seriously. They respect their women and patriots to our country. They make up around 8% of the Indian army. I ain't sikh but out of all the Indian communities I have high respect for the Sikh people. They also give free food to the people at their langars and will open a langar whichever country they live in. The best thing is the Sikhs will always respect the local culture and language
Literally they r so much loving❤️.. They all respect women and r very much Patriot to their nation❤️
Waheguru ji da Khalsa
Waheguru ji di Fateh 💪❤️❤️
nothing like that...they are just a bunch of normal people.
british loved them sikhs were their loyalist they were promoted to military positions and many of them were made personnel guards to many high ranking British officers and officials they were their lap dogs if i would say who choose to betray their own ken for white masters in the battle of saragarhi where sikh showed so called bravery against the so called invaders in saragrhi were fighting the locals pushtuns who were fighting for their land and these sikh soldiers fought against the locals to save their white masters so dont come here try to show them as brave freedom fighters they never were!!!!!!
@ଏକGigasphere haan thik bhai
@@RandomPerson-hj8fq what have you done lately? Nothing to be remembered by and just like your username, a random nobody.
Oh wow. The story, the narration, the animation, the voice acting. I truly cried.
We literally seen a lot of legendary last stands in history.
*but holy sh't this one is beyond legendary*
We seen 2:1, 8:1, 40:1 but this one is like 500:1 (correct me if im wrong) like what the heck
It was 21 vs 10000, according to Yarn hub
@@fighter_750 It is 21 against 10,000 as the history echoes, one of the greatest last stands ever in the history of India and war.
You must watch Indian movie "Kesari" briefly described this battle
the 2 v 1500+ the canadians did plus it wasnt even a last stand it was a offencive that resulted in canadian victory
There was 40 against 1000000 in the battle of Chamkaur
My grandfather said the Sikhs were some of the fiercest soldiers in WWI.
Sgt A Hudson, Royal Newfoundland Regiment, 962
@@PaulRudd1941 Coming from my Pop, indeed it was high and deserved praise
@@truckerdaddy-akajohninqueb4793 hi can u please share what more he knows about them ?❤️
@@NavjotSingh-hl4rl Family folklore. Something my Grandfather said a long time ago
Mine said they was filthy, also absolutely and appalled they've been allowed to love in the west.
Solders answer to governments and authorities of men. Warriors answer to God alone. That battle cry was fucking legendary.
Facts 💯🔥
Absolutely.
True
Rightly said ❤️🔥.
british loved them sikhs were their loyalist they were promoted to military positions and many of them were made personnel guards to many high ranking British officers and officials they were their lap dogs if i would say who choose to betray their own ken for white masters in the battle of saragarhi where sikh showed so called bravery against the so called invaders in saragrhi were fighting the locals pushtuns who were fighting for their land and these sikh soldiers fought against the locals to save their white masters so dont come here try to show them as brave freedom fighters they never were!!!!!!
Emotionally touching, and the fact that you even animated the Martini-Henry reload is such an attention to detail. The read more thing lists a few ideas
Yarnhub retro, basically just 2D animations instead of the now 3D
Indonesian national revolution, I heard people used sharpened bamboo to fight against the Dutch who I think had firearms
The story of Napoleon
elon musk?
@@akufarel I know, weird suggestion for a channel mainly focusing on wars, but I just haven't seen much videos on the history of Elon on UA-cam
Why Elon musk?
Delivery man elon is kind of a bad person though, so he doesn't really deserve it
@@deliveryman_dan well it wont be related to the channel, since this channel is mostly about history, and not enterpreneur
I feel proud and being a Sikh i admire, appreciate and respect this work done by YARNHUB.
Waheguru ji ka Khalsa
Waheguru ji di Fateh
“The Khalsa(pure) belongs to God; Victory belongs to God”.
Brother,We are Grateful not Proud 😊
Om shanti 🙏
@BlackBeard fought from british masters for the hope of getting independence someday.. however a soldier's life is same even if he serves for his own nation or a colonial sabotaged one, get enrolled.. fight.. and die... after 2 years no one gives a fuck about you... or your pity wife and children... Politicians just do some formalitites but the real loss to the regiment and the soldier's family and friends is what we can't experience.... I am myself a son of an army man... bro, i have my father but i lived without him my whole childhood.. he was busy all the time serving the army... that is why we say army wives and children are the strongest... It hurts when someone dont realizes a soldier's force behind him... he is forced to fight... not for his nation at first but for a political blunder that his supreme master has did which the supreme maser names it a bold move....
@@amitojsinghbajwa5812huge respect to your mother for being the force behind the soldier.....keep calm bro
Jai hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Om Shanti Shanti Shantihi
No one want become sikh
Sikh it's just a tiny small, unpopular Religion 🤣🤣
Legendary Sikh War Cry 🔥🇮🇳
"Chidiyan te mein Baaz tudaun,
Giddran toh mein sher banaun,
Sawa lakh se ek ladaun,
Tabe Gobind Singh Naam kahaun."
Translation :
It is when I make sparrow fight hawks,
it is when I make LION out of Jackals,
it is when I make one fight with one hundred 25 thousand
that I am called Gobind Singh. 🔥
make lions out of hyenas*
Jai hind 🇮🇳
they were killing their own people, literally they were fighting with the enemy
@@Anurag9119 Well in punjabi the word “Giddar” is used for hyenas
Waheguru ji da khalsa waheguru ji di fateh 🙏
Im very glad to this channel that u guys r covering our history and spreading it in a way that it isn't just for us but for all...thanks guys❤
I have no doubt that even the Spartan King, Leonidas was cheering these 21 men on.
He was taking notes...
@@jaysk9906😂😂😂
*Proud of our Sikh brothers efforts for our country and our INDIAN ARMY. PROUD OF YOU SIKH BROTHERS*
British native Indian army. Not Indian army.
Hindu murdabad..
Khalsa raaj zindabad..
Hindus killed and burnt alive 1.5 lakh innocent sikh children and women alive by putting tyres on their head and hairs...
These Hindus demolished 1300 + gurudwaras and burnt the sikh reference library in which original adi granth and in original handwritten copy of hukumnamas by 9th guru teg Bahadur was kept... no single Muslim was involved in this .. all were bhikari sanatni hindooos
1984
@@sigmamale6143 i know
@@tejvir716 and in 1971?
I’m not Indian,but I give these men the same respect as the ANZACS.
Thank you brother we respect you guys a lot too! 🇮🇳 🇦🇺 🇳🇿
Respect aussies and kiwis
Thanks for this amazing video.. salute to these brave men. May god bless
This 'stand' and 'holding fast' of these incredibly proud, strong & loyal soldiers who fought as lions has always been one of my most respected and (if the right term?) favourite account of a stand/battle!
So it is a real treat for me to see that it has been given the Yarnhub special makeover! You may or may not know the stories that are featured on it? But if you do or not? You can't deny that they are an enjoyable way of familiarisation with whatever one it is you watch!
Wow. As a kid in the 1970s getting into military history, the Sikhs stood out to me for what I thought to be at the time, funny "hats". As I read more and more over the years about these legendary warriors I am convinced that along with the Gurkhas, the Sikhs are some of the most ferocious, brutal, disciplined fighters on the globe and throughout history. The above story only confirms it. "Deg Teg Fateh".
I'm not sure what kinda tactical knowledge and rules those leaders applied back then, but in modern warfare a commonly accepted rule is, in order to take a position you want AT LEAST 3 to 1 ratio of attackers for it to be potentially be successful. I can imagine those leaders were frustrated and embarrassed at the fact that it took 6 hours to take a position with 476 to 1 odds, especially considering how quickly the lost it after the fact. super interesting story though, sounds like it would make a great movie.. Reminds me of Zulu with Micheal cane
Google this movie called KESARI by AKSHAY KUMAR. It's about this historical battle.
There is a movie but is very average
Siege Warfare is much different. Especially when the attackers are not using siege weaponry.
By today's standards of modern warfare and military tech, it took 20 years and yet loss. Must be frustrating and embarrassing too as much as what the British Empire discovered in their Afghanistan misadventures back then and in this 21st century.
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It’s crazy how these men probably don’t even know the country there fighting for but still fought to the end
Im a sikh, and im so glad Yarnhub made a video about probably the most eventful event in modern Sikh history, I'm glad people that dont know much about Sikhism can see what our culture is like and our beliefs, thanks a lot Yarnhub!
Defending the British flag and killing tribesmen to protect British assets ? Lol what a loser culture that is.
@@mrdrippler2076 so british didnt opress ? "Showing results for british oppression india
Search instead for british opression india
After oppressing India for 200 years, draining its wealth and filling their own coffers, the U.K. ripped the Indian subcontinent into pieces just before they finally left. The partition of 1947 that came along with India's independence left nearly one million dead and 13 million displaced."
@Князь Мышкин well my dear Indian friend look at Punjab’s history against the British rule
@@КнязьМышкин-и9р good troll!
Sikhs are proper hard as nails fighters and Chads so kinda makes your troll fall flat.
@@RedwolfDogrocket i dont care how chad they are. i cant respect them because they kill their own people in the name of an alien queen and serve as imperialists pets.
I remember reading several times how the Italian Army hated facing Sikhs in battle...now you know why.
Plot twist :- They were the part of Sindh Sikh regiment which consisted 10 Battalions and not alone. Last thing, they were the puppets of British who fought against the Pashtoons who were the supporters of Indian independence. Moral :- These puppets were traitors. 👆👍
@@navinsharma2085 Lol how hateful you are my man, You should read up the stats of jailed, hung, died fighting for independence from britishers. Sikhs tops at 85% even though they are only 2% of India's population.
@@navinsharma2085 if it wasnt for the Sikhs, you're name would be Navid Shah.. and don't forget that..
@@AryaManIndia those men were brave
Just stop this bullshit and praise them for their bravery dude
@@rajbamrah70 If it wasn't the Hindu Marathas, Gurpreet Singh would have been Gurpreet Khan like in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Go and learn history.
Awsome. Few tears for those brave souls. And bundle of applauses as well. Proud to be punjabi. Love and respects from Pakistan.
2:33 great shot of the Kara (Kada) representing their faith and commitment to one another. I’m an atheist, but study religions from all over the world…and appreciate the greatness that some have endured in human history.
I didn’t expect the texture and the 4D character like that I’m really impress especially the opening scene is amazing how the wind blow and The particle Great job yarnhub your work is starting to improve and grow so much wish you to get 1 mil subscriber
IM AUSTRALIAN AND WILL NEVER FORGET WHAT I LEARNT HERE TODAY . SIKHISM THEIR RELIGION ITSELF IS AWESOME .
It's not a religion. It's a way of life.
I have known 2 Sikh in my lifetime, both great men. Good video Yarnhub!
I knew most of the story but
Knowing that they could have surrendered and lived. Makes it a million times better.
I have a tremendous respect and admiration for the Sikh culture.
Also I've seen the great charity work they do in our communities. 🇨🇦
Imagine being happy about being replaced, all for a bit of charity.
"That Signalman slayed one tribesman"
-"DEAR GOD"
"Oh..! He slayed 18 more!"
*-"YES!"*
I can hear the Doom music playing as he slays one after the other
Doom music intensifys
The tribes man feared him so much that they decided to kill him the cheapest and dirtiest way possible
@@oneosix106decena there was no honor in not facing him fairly.
It was very big as he was very young and never meant to kill anyone so he was told to only signal. In the end, it's not how it is shown here as the young signalman put himself on fire and went towards the commander who was on the wall near the door of the signalman, and burnt him.
Sepoy was so effective at killing his enemies that they decided to burn the whole tower just to kill him
more shocking thing is he was the youngest of all , 19 yrs old .
crazy how far yarn animations have come in the last 2 years
PROUD TO BE A SIKH
WAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA WAHEGURU JI KI FATEH 🙏
Waheguru ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru ji ki Fateh 🙏🏻❤️
Waheguru ji da khalsa , Waheguru ji di fateh🙏
Sikhs are not only fierce and brave in times of war. They are also very kind hearted in times of peace. They are the first to help during natural calamities.
@@Sam-nb8ev true words have been spoken 👍
Jai Hind 🧡🇮🇳🧡
Amazing video - my good friend is sepoy daya Singh’s direct descendant, he was one of the 21 brave Sikhs
You didn't mention it in the video, but viewers may be interested to know the entire British parliament stood in respect to these men when they heard the news. And there is a statue of Ishar Singh in.... Wolverhampton I think? I don't remember the exact place but it's an awesome statue.
Yes, in Wolverhampton
The statue had to be commissioned by the Sikh community in Wolverhampton.
Apart from standing up in parliament, there was no other recognition from the British government, and the statue doesn't change that.
@@RViND Every man was awarded the Indian Army equivalent of the Victoria Cross. The Queen mentioned the action. The entire parliament stood.
That...sounds like a pretty damn good definition of recognition to me, so I don't know what you're hoping for. I get the impression you just want to complain though.
Fun fact -
Sikh/ Hindu call them as brown race regardless of their white skin tone/ black skin tone white/black skin tone of Sikhs/hindu is because of their climatic conditions and not because of white/black ancestory
@@SILENCEINTHESOULS what about North eastern Hindus and Buddhists? They have Tibetan features and more East Asian features.
Imagine being able to stand in the presence of such a magnificent Sikh warrior like Gurmukh
Now my respect has grown for these legendary people more yarnhub you are changing some people thinking
Btw thank you for the heart
We celebrate all men not for the flag they fought under but for their spirit. Empires rise and fall and ideologies change through the ages but what remains is the heroism and human spirit shown in the most extreme of circumstances.
Indomitable courage and fearlessness have always been in the blood of the Sikh community, I wasn't so surprised when I heard about the number of Sikhs fighting in that epic Last stand against the fierce Afghan tribes. You can learn determination from those brave sons of India. Yarnhub, you're doing great job guys, keep it up. I always look forward to your next video.
I am an Aussie, My parents were airforce officers. I have grown up with the legend of the Sikh warrior. I am proud the Allied Command has the Sikh Battalions in our midst. Intensely loyal, brave, and tough soldiers one and all.
Sikhs have a history of fighting hugely outnumbered battles and winning most of them. Saragarhi was one of such battles that was well documented. Zillion Salutes to the SUPER brave Sikh Soldiers who NEVER GIVE UP.