The First coins of Ancient India | Punch-Marked Coins

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Great summary Thank you
Comment from : @MPLS_Andy

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Comment from : @logkolkata3

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Comment from : @adityaghosh9893

Very good narrationbrPost Vedic period it was a barter systembrAlso it has been recorded that there were proto coins/primitive money post Vedic period, but still there are lack of evidences of this Primitive money were similar to celtic rings made of lead material or sometimes lead rings coated with goldbrAround 600 BC there was Acheamenid Empire, Cyrus the great, Darius and from Gandhara region there was a king Pushkarsin The very first coin of India was Bent Bar, futher it was classified into 1/8, 1/16 Shatamanas, manasbrLater Nanda/Maurya introduced Karshapanas/Panas, Mashakas (smallest unit of currency of that time) Mashakas was a weekly salary of labourers during that time and it has been recorded in Arthshastra Kautilya
Comment from : @nikhi1chavan

why kingdom has oldest coin found in india
Comment from : @SanjaySingh-ck5qp

Indian people and government have zero interest in history br1 month ago some British coins ( Treasure 18 th century ) and Khatras ( one type of stone structure of soldiers who died in battles or natural death) are found in chikhali taluka of Navsari , Gujarat
Comment from : @patel6029

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Comment from : @sheilahendrix5935

What is your view on the origin of vedic people?
Comment from : @dharmrakshak6735

Good stuff
Comment from : @nitinbhosale01

Plzz describe about khasa tribe of Kashmiri to nepal and how brahmins absorbed them into kshetriya
Comment from : @trinity7976

Hi Jay , Plz make a video on Real Birth place of Gautam budha controversy
Comment from : @drabhimanyu7604

Nice
Comment from : @akk7791

Thanks for sincerely making videos on such obscure topics only few might be interested in with such enthusiasm and consistency I feel hopeful about the future generation when they have role models like you to look up to Your level of detail and thoroughness is really commendable I’m learning how someone with training in history questions the data they have from multiple sources and gleans information from them and keeps an open mind Hopefully your channel reaches more people I’m not a Hindi speaker myself but since you seem to be one, I’m wondering why don’t you make these videos in Hindi or provide subtitles in Hindi They will reach so many more people Also I’m glad you are venturing south of Vindhyas these days
Comment from : @kraut1982

Hey can u make a detailed video on Gandharan Buddhist texts Really would like one
Comment from : @tathagatquandaliusganesh1082

Very interesting, I really enjoy your videos Quick question: do you not think the miniature artifacts found in the Indus Valley Civilization could have been coins of that age?
Comment from : @RJ-kp6pr

1:30 - another evidence supporting early Vedic period was before Harappa and Mohenjodaro Silver is not found in early Vedic literature (Rigveda) but silver is definitely found in Indus cities (in small quantities) As well as bronze, etcbrbrYajurveda, Atharvaveda etc do mention silver, bronze, lead, tin, etc
Comment from : @williamliamsmith4923

Great channel! What this channel needs is better graphics!
Comment from : @harisadu8998

Very informative video
Comment from : @raginisingh2251

What is the significance of the number of punches and their shapes in the punched marked coin?brbrFor example, we see similar punches in both Muryan and Shunga coins Why?
Comment from : @PulakitBharti

Great information !! And I request to you that pls make a video on top 20 important books who based on indian history Thank you 🙏🏿
Comment from : @ruthless_sengar

Mudra ie coins can be described as Suvarna Mudra,Rajat Mudra,Kansya Mudra also RajMudra
Comment from : @shekharb2981

Thanks for a very good description of yet unknown but very interesting subject
Comment from : @shekharb2981

Very interesting! What I find most remarkable is that the Harappan civilization was so oriented towards trade and even conducted international trade all on the barter system Any idea what they got in return when selling goods?
Comment from : @indianhistorybuff

Beautiful!!
Comment from : @igormalic743

Your doing amazing job
Comment from : @unknownartist8543

What is your opinion on the battle of hydaspes?
Comment from : @ayushkumarsingh3029

Great video sir pls talk about kalinga maritime history
Comment from : @sandeepkumarsahoo8338

What was the term for punch marked coins in original literary sources?brAnd can you tell that when the first time in indian history, Rupykam was used as coin in literary as well as archeological sources?
Comment from : @nopek1405