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I love how this channel doesnt just cover "the top 100 of battles of the world", but delves deeper into more obscure battles. Another great video!

Hello guys! The first battle of Tarain video, represents the peak of my creative and animating experience during the past year. I went from zero knowledge on anything concerning animation and editing a year ago, to the “Battle of Tarain It is the second video that I make which is based on a largely 3d concept. As usual, the amount of work and experimentation required for this video was so great that I hope it was worth it. Honestly, trying to come up with ideas for new concepts is almost as time consuming as acquiring the technical knowledge in order to achieve this result. In my personal opinion, this is my best video to date, or at least the most technically demanding. It required a bunch of programs and combination between them in order to have this result. Of course, this is a largely experimental project and given the amount of time it takes to make, it wont be easy to keep this up for every single project. It will also depend on how popular the video will become so as to repeat this style in the future. I honestly hope and wish that the final result will resonate with History Marche’s audience.

as an Indian, this video touched me as it covers heavy detail on one of my nation's big and important battle. No other nations go into depths into Indian history. Thank you HistoryMarche, very cool!

I love when you guys post makes me day

This is the stuff that we arent taught in school, in school the most we learnt about this was that Prithviraj fought the 1st battle of Tarain and lost the 2nd one. HistoryMarche makes it so interesting

Never heard of the Ghurid Empire before nor this battle, thank you for this documentary ! Btw, grand bravo to Hoc Est Bellum for the maps, we can see that it improved !

This video was very well made and also i just thank HistoryMarche for covering battles that are not very well known Keep up the great work!👏👏

At the same time in palastin Richard : deus vult Salaheddine : ah shit here we go again

Thank you for doing indian history i was searching for this battle as i was learning about this in school just 1 week ago,and you guys sent this thank you :).

Mohamed : no no you can't just charge like that withoum any complex tactics or manœuvres Rajputs: haha elephants go brrrrr

Here in Afghanistan we read a lot about Ghurids and Ghaznavids but never saw a UKposts channel covering their history. Thanks a lot for doing the task. A minor error: Ghurids were not Tajik. They were turkic people and probably remnants of Hephthalites principalities which converted from Buddhism to Islam. Nowadays we call them sunni hazaras or Aimaqs.

Great job again and again. Not only the fantastic quality of videos but also the uncovered topics that you are covering professionally is the landmarks of this great channel.

Beautiful 3d models, really help envision how they looked. Hope they become a trend in future videos

Me: Light horses on on an open field, i've seen this before, my money is on the horsemen Rajput: Full out frontal assault counters light horseman on an open field. Me: H-HOW?

Excellent video. As an Indian, this is highly interesting and pleasing that people make videos on this period of history. Could your also make videos on other periods of Indian history? Such as Peshwa Bajirao or Chandragupta Maurya. Mughal history is very well known. This is more relatively unknown. Brilliant video again. Good luck in the future. Please sir, when is Cannae?

Your channel always cover the battle that rarely covered up by other, keep up the good work history marche!

amazingly well explained! with the details of the battle. which is exactly what i was looking for too. while many other history channels dont explain in such pure detail. this channel is amazing for actually doing that. Subscribed , awesome work mates :)

Great video guys! Love it when you upload new stuff. Got a reccomendation, I would love to see you guys make a video about The Battle of Frigidus that took place in 394 AD between the Western and Eastern Roman Empire. Love to see that happen, but it's just an idea.

I like that battle cries, I always laugh when I hear the "aaaahhhh" 😂

Iam Muslim by birth but i truly feel thrilled of Pride that Muslim invaders were thrown out by the Brave Hindu kings of our region,

Your style continues to improve. I anticipate the Second Battle of Tarain, as soon as its ready.

I have not been on UKposts for a while and the first vid I see is this and the graphics are sooooo on point!!!!

If Rajputs had completely vanquished Md Ghauri then he wouldn't have returned again . History is a cruel teacher , enemies should be completely destroyed or guard of the Victor should never be down against the defeated as they may come back .

"ah fuck it. everyone attack!" is a good strategy. i use it all the time

So inspiring to see your graphics/production quality advance episode by episode. Definitely inspirational for me. Thanks so much!

Thank you for this video today, I'm waiting for the next one 👌

Thx for the content,everything you do is great,and I can only thank you for this kind of videos and for your work.

wow i was asking for a video about the ghaznavids in kings and generals page 2 days ago iam glad you started this and i hope you continue the tale and battle of mahmoud

Thank you for this beautiful history lesson.

thank you for your work HistoryMarche

10:05 Mohmmad Gohri : We have fast moving Horse Archer's Prathviraj Chuahan : Hold my Shabdbhedi Arrow's 😂

For a change bum rushing the enemy actually worked.

Was waiting for this video. Hoping for more on this region 🥰❤️

Thanks for making this❤️

I just love the way you make a video...please post videos daily...they are really good

thank you HistoryMarche for a wonderful content!

I am too much happy that you upload indian medeval history video . Thank you so much

Extremely stimulating as always thanks.

Hats off,Minutely researched and superbly presented.

"The Indians are attacking!" "But they are not really attacking. Are they? Wait what is..." :O

Great to see indian battles in your channel.Also 3rd battle of panipat would be cool.

In time 😍😍 Thank you HistoryMarche 💙💙

As a Muslim. I appreciate your intrest in Islamic History.

Building the Ghurid Empire must have been a bloody and GHURY affair!

OK WHERE IS CANNAE, YOU TOLD US ITS IN AUGUST, WHERE IS IT

I am from India, this battle is a big confusion for me and video on it is a great surprise for me🤩🤩🤩

I like the maps and illustrations of this channel with the movements of the troops

Mohammed: Now, the vanguard advances, I'll set a careful trap lure them in, then... Rajputs: CHARGE EVERYONE!!! Mohammed: ...the fuck????

great to see u guys showing the historical battles of the sub continent... Do make videos about second battle of tarain as well as 3 battles of panipat.

if this channel were around back in ancient times it would have been listed as one of the seven wonders of the world.

Love this style of video helps with the pictures you get In your mind while watching this

Mohhmad :- i have horse to encircle you Prithviraj and elephant:- *toxic laugh*

1:07 THE LEGENDARY GOLDEN OREO

Love all your videos! Thank you 🌹

Really love the day when you release new content :D And so many people talk in the comment section!

Putting aside the wonderful graphics and detail this channel is known for-the narrator has the most epic voice. I feel like if this dude narrated my day he'd make me sound like the most courageous hero of all time!

Gotta say this section of history is so unknown in the West it's very cool to see a channel cover it.

How to misread the title: -First Battle of Train -First Battle of Terrain *add more below*

I appreciate this video but I'm waiting so anxiously for the Battle of Cannae video. Come on, when is it gonna be uploaded? I literally can't wait for it.

I am an Indian and this is a really good explanation of Indian history

14:46 nothing beats sneaking in the good old Wilhelm scream.

Great video, looking forward to your next videos❣❣

Video is superb. But one correction was, ghori was cought by pruthvi and pruthvi interrogated about him, as ghori begged for lifr, pruthvi gave him last chance for life and forgived him unarmed.

Prithviraj has the legacy of a brave but arrogant and ignorant king,, his defeat has very sever consequences that has taught all of us never to repeat the same mistake, never spare a barbarian

Fascinating video, good job! The content is great, and it's nice to see not only an unusual subject but also an unusual result. It's interesting to see you try out 3D animation for this one. I have a little feedback. The map colours overall blend together a little too much, making the overall visuals a bit... soupy. Bright clear colour distinctions might help with the overall presentation. Similarly, 3D representations of units definitely give it a nice tabletop feel, but the closeups of faces don't really hold up. It might be worth it to stick to a more hand-drawn look, but of course I'm sure you'll improve. Since it takes a lot of time and effort to create, I hope it pays off for you! I appreciate the effort and quality!

Thank you because u give me a better understanding of these battles and also makes me clever in my history

Love all your videos , keep going ♥️

Thank you so much ❤️💝 Next video please 🤗🤗

Ahhh yes! The Rajput charge. Known to have been stopped neither by gun nor cannon. If well led, the sheer wight of their pride would force the Rajput cavalry to charge in the face of death. At the Battle of Lalsot, the Battle of Haldighati, the Battle of Nagaur, the Battle of Gangwana and many others, the Rajput cavalry would charge in a headlong assault, driven by its will to preserve racial and caste honour, even if the enemy was armed with guns or cannons. Such fearlessness served them well in the face of an obliging enemy, but not in the face of the Purbiyas led by Benoit de Boigne at Lalsot.

Amazing video and very helpful information. Great contents.

Very Informative and really well researched documentary mate..

Always great to see HEB coll with HM luv all your videos!

Finally your videos touch based India :') Waited for ages!

Great video I love it, keep it up

Love this channel!!!

I am a Rajput and we regret forgiving ghori and gazni. We shouldn't had done that.

History marche calling Rajput undisciplined is not the correct term, they were and are one of the most disciplined and motivated troop. Please make videos on how eastward expansion of caliphate was routed by these same Rajputs from 712 to 740

Too nice video with clear explaining of complex interference events after Tales river thanks

Great video , hope you cover more anglo/ Indian conflicts like assaye and Seringapatam

In rajput society every male rajput is a soldier so 200k is very much possible and indian economy at that point can easily supply 200k in campaigning seasons. somewhat similar is the case of turkish socity but their were not a lot of muslim turks at that point so turks might have upto 50k.

The Turkish peoples who led the Islamic invasions of India were originally Buddhist till recently. The Indian emperors managed to hold off Islamic invasions by the Arabs for 300 years, far longer than the Persian and Roman empires, but after 50 years of attacks by the Turkish islamic conquerers, the line finally broke. Indian emperors should have anticipated this, and sent armies to aid the Central Asians while the Caliphate conquered them, like China did. Then the Turks wouldn't be enemies, but would be allies/ a strong buffer, and India would enjoy more centuries of peace. The isolationism of the mediaeval kingdoms, and their decision to only hold a defensive position at the Indus river brought about their downfall

You make my day when you post too guys. Best channel! ❤️ 😊

Thanks a lot for making this video. Please make more videos on Indian past

Can't wait for the second episode

The Rajputs sword of choice is the Khandha. It is a meat cleaver and could cut through a horse. It takes a man of remarkable strength to wield that in battle.

Several kinds (Ethnic)s in this region they serving several powerful bloodshed leaders in different periods of time...its strange states...too nice video thanks 👍

As far as I know, cavalry is best use to flank from side or behind their enemies. If cav use for frontal assault or worse, holding enemies charge, usually it'll end disastrously....

*The art of beating Lindus a$$*

Are you covering this battle to inform us about the second battle of Tarain? If so you might be the first youtuber that has covered an Iranic victory on UKposts that was not a revolt. Either way great job like always!

Amazing channel covers great battles

An interesting and useful channel, and you, with similar businesses, gain a strong and large segment to support your business. I wish you good luck always.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Rajput Army of that era was a professional force with their own elite units and warriors

Nice one, I liked the detailed duel

Beautiful and amazing clip Thank you very much👍

I love you HistoryMarche!!

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Mahraj prithviraj chauhan war lion of India 🤴🦁

Thank You History Marche UKposts channel for making such a detailed explaination 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Love From India♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

A mini movie. Very good quality stuff specially the narration.