Indian History be like

Indian History before it was India

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[ScorpoYT]

If you think the feudal kingdoms in Europe were complicated then wait until you start learning about the Indian ones

[SKVIDIOHIO]

Indian history be like
>Some guy makes the perfect empire
>His son betrays each other
>the Empire collapses
>Foreign invaders become Powerful
>Repeat

[nikhilguleria]

People of Panipat every few years
"Ah shit here we go again"

[ZAR]

Maturity is when you know History isn't Boring.

[juliuscaesar]

- Japanese history be like
- American history be like
- Balkan history be like

[mrchad]

When he said 99th battle of Panipat i laughed my ass off.

[ArmaanRawat]

Both sides claim victory part is 100% accurate. There's so many battles that I've seen people claim their side won even though it wouldn't make too much sense

[compatriot]

*Daughters are Exchanged*

Indian history in a nutshell

[gyanesh_]

As an Indian, I can confirm Raja Chadeshwar III and Shah GigaChad Gupta were real kings

[DonVigaDeFierro]

You forgot the part where the land disputes between friendly kingdoms were solved with chess games, and that led to Indian enclaves within Bangladeshi enclaves within Indian enclaves...

[indobalkanizer]

Exchanging daughters for peace goes as back as Mauryan empire when Chandragupta married Greek General Seleucus Nicator's daughter Helena and there used to be Greco-Indian kingdoms as well.

[maharishinayak]

As an Indian who is a History nerd i can confirm this is true

[MrLolguy]

You also forgot the part where the War Elephants were trained to tear people apart with their trunks

Also, nice Ganishka at the end :)

[hometownboy]

Let us remember in silence, the sacrifices made by those brave Elephants.

[AmitSingh-vtws]

As an Indian I can confirm this is very accurate.
I lost count after the 1005th battle of Panipat

[victorrenevaldiviasoto]

Mexican history be like:
> Get independent
> Some Caudillo sounds like a good leader
> Caudillo gets corrupt
> Rebellion in one of the states led by another charismatic Caudillo
> New caudillo is in power
> PRI changes rebellions for elections. Elections change Caudillos & parties but solve nothing.
> Repeat

[rajdeepkashyap]

You forgot the part where there will be a third guy, who is jealous of both of this Kingdom but is not that much well off to build an army for rebellion. So he instead invite the 4th party to invade both the regions in an attempt to become the vassel of the invading party.

We also have a name to call this kind of people, "Gharsatru Vibhishan".

[Indian_gae_boii]

virgin admiting defeat fan vs chad both claiming victory enjoyers

[nvmtt]

Lol, you don't know how accurate the 99th battle of panipath was.

[MohitPJoshi]

Indian kings did have some pretty nice titles tho, such as "World famous king who initiates the widowhood rites of his enemies wife"