Name: Duniya Ka Sabse Purana Kanoon? | Daily Punch
Uploaded: 2026-03-18T09:00:00.043386+05:30
Duration: 2 min 58 s
Channel: Law Mentis

Duniya Ka Sabse Purana Kanoon?

Law Mentis

Dosto, aaj ke video mein hum duniya ke sabse purane kanun aur unki vyavasthaon par charcha karte hain. Hum 4000 saal peechhe jaa kar dekhte hain ki kanun kaise patthar par likhe jaate the aur kaise samaj ko regulate karte the. Hum baat karenge Namu ka Code aur Hurabi ka Code ke baare mein, jo Mesopotamia aur Babylon mein lagu hote the. In codes mein 'aankh ke badle aankh' jaise niyam se lekar social status ke aadhar par saja ka ullekh hai. Hum Bharat ki prachin legal vyavastha, Manusmriti aur modern Indian constitution tak ki yatra ko bhi samjhege. Ye video aapko itihas aur kanun ke vikas ki gehrai mein le jaayega aur batayega ki kaise kanun ne sabhyata ko aakar diya.
 
Aaj ke video me hum jaanenge duniya ke sabse purane kanoon ke baare me aur kya tha uss kanoon ke andar ? 
 
Explore the intriguing evolution of law on Seekho App's "Daily Punch" show where we travel back 4000 years to uncover the world's oldest preserved law code, the Code of Ur-Nammu, created between 2100-2050 BC in ancient Mesopotamia. Contrast this with the more well-known Code of Hammurabi from 1754 BCE, highlighting its famous "eye for an eye" principle, yet noting differences in penalties based on social status. Discover how these ancient laws laid the groundwork for modern legal systems, including India's own transition from Manusmriti to the Indian Constitution established in 1950. Join us as we delve into how civilizations are built not just on cities and structures, but on the foundation of laws and justice systems. Tune in to learn about the vital role laws have played from stone tablets to digital agreements in shaping human society.

Dosto, aaj ke video mein hum duniya ke sabse purane kanun aur unki vyavasthaon par charcha karte hain. Hum 4000 saal peechhe jaa kar dekhte hain ki kanun kaise patthar par likhe jaate the aur kaise samaj ko regulate karte the. Hum baat karenge Namu ka Code aur Hurabi ka Code ke baare mein, jo Mesopotamia aur Babylon mein lagu hote the. In codes mein 'aankh ke badle aankh' jaise niyam se lekar social status ke aadhar par saja ka ullekh hai. Hum Bharat ki prachin legal vyavastha, Manusmriti aur modern Indian constitution tak ki yatra ko bhi samjhege. Ye video aapko itihas aur kanun ke vikas ki gehrai mein le jaayega aur batayega ki kaise kanun ne sabhyata ko aakar diya.
 
Explore the intriguing evolution of law on Seekho App's "Daily Punch" show where we travel back 4000 years to uncover the world's oldest preserved law code, the Code of Ur-Nammu, created between 2100-2050 BC in ancient Mesopotamia. Contrast this with the more well-known Code of Hammurabi from 1754 BCE, highlighting its famous "eye for an eye" principle, yet noting differences in penalties based on social status. Discover how these ancient laws laid the groundwork for modern legal systems, including India's own transition from Manusmriti to the Indian Constitution established in 1950. Join us as we delve into how civilizations are built not just on cities and structures, but on the foundation of laws and justice systems. Tune in to learn about the vital role laws have played from stone tablets to digital agreements in shaping human society.

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