Secrets of Meluhha | Rise & Fall of the Indus Valley Civilization (Harappa and Mohenjo Daro)
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- Опубліковано 31 січ 2021
- The actual history, the real story of the Rise & Fall of the Indus Valley Civilization (harappa and Mohenjo Daro) is buried under the sands of time. Quite literally. While we have unearthed some fascinating artefacts and tried to piece together their lives and stories, a lot of course is still speculation. In this animated history documentary, you will see all that we do know so far about the history of the largest Bronze Age civilization - the Indus Valley Civilization from 5000 years ago.
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Wonderful. Those people were more systemic than today's of Indian societies. I wish we could learn more of them. Great work keep it up.
Oh c'mon!
They were systemic for the time, but comparing a proto history civilisation to a modern one? Lmao, today's society is a billion time more complex and working much better.
Why people tend to romanticise history?
Ancient Sindh Civilization is Pakistani, not your Indian 😂
Amazing!
Loved your video!
Aweeeeesome! ♥️
U r awesome , keep going gurll🔥
Such a great presenter. U r an ocean of knowledge. One suggestion, please reduce the speed of lecture. Not able to collect such a vast information.
Amazing video as always
Can u make a video on tocharians ❤️
Amazing
Can you make video about yamnaya_samara and sumerian?
Very useful to find Sargonic scripture stating that Meluhha is 240 marching hours from Mari in Sumer. My suggestion it is the Yemeni port of Luhhayah (me- Luhha) is very strong. For Magan it could be (Makkan) which is the current Makkah. Melluha also means black land or land of blacks
من المفيد جدًا العثور على نصوص سرجونية تنص على أن ملوحة تقع على بعد 240 ساعة مسيرة من ماري في سومر. اقتراحي أنها ميناء لوحية اليمني قوي جدا. بالنسبة لمجان يمكن أن تكون (ماكان) وهي مكة الحالية. الملوحة تعني أيضًا الأرض السوداء أو أرض السود
You should read Journey of a civilization by R. Balakrishnan , former IAS And also about Keezhadi and vaigai culture
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You should know that Meluhaa mean high/Nobel abode , which make Aryavart in Indo Aryan language ( but Indus for sure never called themselves as meluhaa but they must used same meaning word in their language )
Meluhha was its Sumerian name as she said in the video. Sumerian was a language isolate not related to Semitic or Indo-European. We don't know which language Indus people spoke or how they called their culture or their cities because we can't read their writings.
Mel is high in dravidian, Ari is comprehend in dravidian. Ari --> Ariya --> Arya also seems to have a dravidian origin like meluhha.
@@goddalehundibharathraj4374மேல்- high in tamil language there is no such thing as dravidan language
@@Bhuvanfire Dravidian is a family of languages. Not one language.
@@goddalehundibharathraj4374 all dravidan languages descended from tamil through sanskritisation
Meluha translation mistake
Meloolaga - meloolagam-Tami language
Higher lands, upper lands
Pathalaligam - south America
@@user-zv8js6wt2y nope it's not multan..
@@jayakrishnan26 It IS technically Multan because Meluhha was all of Pakistan.
However the name Meluha is an older form of Beluha which shifts to the prakritized Belucha and later Beluchistan.
Beluha, and Brahui are allomorphs of each other and Brahui is the Dravidian language of Pakistan and a remnant of the Harappan culture.
So it isn't impossible Multan to have been an early variant of the word Meluha since the Indus people did expand into the Panjab from Beluchistan and eventually all of Pakistan. However the word Meluha is actually the present day word Beluchistan.
@@dst1035 as per linguists meluhha was Melakam ..which is a dravidian word meaning high country...and I don't know if major indus valley sites are in Multan..indus valley civilization was spread across India and today's Pakistan.. but basically Pakistan is also India so indus valley is part of Indian culture not Pakistan..
@@jayakrishnan26 The postulation over "Mel-akkam" was made by Asko Parpola, who himself admits that "Mel-akkam" is not a real word, and does not appear in any Dravidian literature. Parpola in his book "Deciphering the Indus Script" states that the Brahui of Pakistan are remnants of the Harappan culture.
The word Meluha becomes Beluha and from there Belucha and its allomorph Brahui. Belukha still means Kingdom in some Dravidian languages such as Kurukh, and Bel Still means King.
Harappa is in the Sahiwal district of Panjab, Pakistan which is neighboring to Multan district. Indus Valley civilization was spread across all of Pakistan but not all of India, only those parts of India that are close to Pakistan and the sites in India were all later Indus Sites and colonies of the Indus Valley civilization. The Indus people originated in Beluchistan and were an Elametic people, and their language Brahui/Meluha , still survives in Pakistan.
Pakistan is not india, never was and never will be. India didn't even exist at the time of the Indus Valley civilization and "india" itself is a made up word by the British who ruled India. The Indus Valley is part of Pakistani culture, not indian...
@@dst1035 Pakistan today is 100% islamic...Islamic culture has nothing to do with indus valley civilization..in fact islamist rulers of Pakistan don't want to admit that indus valley civilization existed in Pakistan...it's only Indian side which is protecting indus sites and doing research but Pakistan doesn't even protect the sites...coz islamist fanaticism is more important to Pakistanis than learning true history...like aryans did in 1500BC to indus valleycivilization, Muslims in Pakistan wanna erase all non islamic history of Pakistan..
Meluhaa( high, Noble land ) is not mlecccha ,how the hell you compared semetic and Indo Europeans language ? Even Indus is not similar to semetic language ( due to their is no semetic sumerian script found their)
Mel is high in dravidian.
Meluhha was todays Pakistan ❤🇵🇰
Mehrgarh, Harappa, Mohanjo-Daro, Kot-Diiji, Sindh River is all in Pakistan 🇵🇰 Indians trying to highjack Pakistani heritage in their inferiority complex 😂
Ancient Sindh Civilization ❤🇵🇰
You sounds like a common girl with uncommon knowledge
You are RSS supporter right?
@@Bhuvanfire Strange question. What's the base of asking this buddy ?
@@matrikmundra1233 the content creator gave a good outlook on IVC on what basis you can saying she is amateur
RSS is a political group in 🇮🇳so I'm sorry for that
Yup she gave top explanation which is very uncommon today, specially on such topics. That's why I said 'with uncommon knowledge'
And yup don't be sorry for quoting RSS. Rather be proud of RSS@@Bhuvanfire
Meluha is not "indian history" and Mohenjo Daro means "My (home) town" in Sindhi.
It does not mean "mound of the dead". India and indians didn't exist then and the Harappans were a Braho-Elamo-Dravidian people. The inheritors of the Indus Valley Civilization are the Pakistanis, and not present day Indians.
They were Indians. All Modern Indians trace their ancestry to the Indians of the Harappan Age.
@@dwarasamudra8889 Negative on all fronts 1) The harappans were not indians, and india and indians did not even exist then. The Harapans were a Braho-Elamo-Dravidian people.
2) The Harappans were the ancestors of the Pakistanis.
3) Present day indians trace their ancestry to india's tribal/Adevasi/Austro-aaiatic population, and this forms the base of genetic component of most hindu indians while the predominant genetic base for most Pakistanis today is South-west asian/Harappan or Indus Valley.
@@dwarasamudra8889modern day Indians? Even your "India" ID is given by your colonial masters just 200 years ago 😂 The people of the soil are the inheritor of that soil: Indus Valley is Pakistan, and Pakistan is Indus Valley. Pakistani people come from an ancient peolle from: Ancient Sindh Civilization ❤🇵🇰 Where Indians came from? Not even Indians know that, have to ask the English for that too 😂