Name: Kerala Ka Port Jo Achaanak Gayab! | The Uncovered India
Uploaded: 2026-02-07T19:00:00.051159+05:30
Duration: 2 min 57 s
Channel: Vinay Gupta

Kerala Ka Port Jo Achaanak Gayab!

Vinay Gupta

Dosto, aaj hum baat karenge Bharat ke ek prachin port, Musiris ke baare mein, jo Roman Empire ke samay mein international trade ka ek bada hub tha. Kerala ke Malabar Coast par sthit, Musiris ne Roman ships ko attract kiya tha Egypt se via Red Sea. Yahan Indian masalon jaise black pepper, cardamom aur doosre saman ke badle Roman gold coins, wine, aur precious metals exchange hote the. Ye Musiris, ek multicultural city thi jahan Roman, Greeks, Arabs, Jews, aur Indians saath rehte the. Lekin ek bhayanak flood ne is port ko history ke panno me chhupa diya. Aaj bhi Musiris ki exact location ek mystery hai. Is video mein Vinay Gupta, Seekho Official show the Awkward India par, is lost port ki fascinating history ko explore karte hain. Zaroor dekhein aur Kerala ki trip plan karte samay is jagah ko yaad rakhein!
 
Aaj se hazaaron saal pehle, jab duniya ke jyadatar ports sirf local trade tak simit the tab Bharat ke dakshin mein ek aisi jagah thi jo roman empire ke saath trading karti thi.
jaha indian masalo ke badle sone ke sikke exchange hote the.
Ek aisi jagah jo roman history mein apni chaap chod chuki hai.
Jii haa doston Yeh koi kahani nahi hai yeh hai MUZIRIS PORT.
 
Discover the fascinating story of Musiris Port, an ancient global trading hub on India's Malabar Coast, which once engaged in extensive trade with the Roman Empire. In this episode of Seekho App's "The Awkward India," Vinay Gupta takes us through the history of Musiris, known for trading Indian spices for Roman gold coins. Explore how this port, active from the 1st century BCE to the 4th century CE, was a center for multicultural interactions, involving Romans, Greeks, Arabs, Jews, and Indians. Learn about its decline due to a catastrophic flood around 31 CE that reshaped the coastline and buried the port under alluvial deposits, making it a topic of ongoing debate and research. Don't miss this deep dive into one of the early centers of global trade and multiculturalism, now referred to as India's Lost Port. Join us on Seekho App for more insightful episodes on India's rich history.

Dosto, aaj hum baat karenge Bharat ke ek prachin port, Musiris ke baare mein, jo Roman Empire ke samay mein international trade ka ek bada hub tha. Kerala ke Malabar Coast par sthit, Musiris ne Roman ships ko attract kiya tha Egypt se via Red Sea. Yahan Indian masalon jaise black pepper, cardamom aur doosre saman ke badle Roman gold coins, wine, aur precious metals exchange hote the. Ye Musiris, ek multicultural city thi jahan Roman, Greeks, Arabs, Jews, aur Indians saath rehte the. Lekin ek bhayanak flood ne is port ko history ke panno me chhupa diya. Aaj bhi Musiris ki exact location ek mystery hai. Is video mein Vinay Gupta, Seekho Official show the Awkward India par, is lost port ki fascinating history ko explore karte hain. Zaroor dekhein aur Kerala ki trip plan karte samay is jagah ko yaad rakhein!
 
Discover the fascinating story of Musiris Port, an ancient global trading hub on India's Malabar Coast, which once engaged in extensive trade with the Roman Empire. In this episode of Seekho App's "The Awkward India," Vinay Gupta takes us through the history of Musiris, known for trading Indian spices for Roman gold coins. Explore how this port, active from the 1st century BCE to the 4th century CE, was a center for multicultural interactions, involving Romans, Greeks, Arabs, Jews, and Indians. Learn about its decline due to a catastrophic flood around 31 CE that reshaped the coastline and buried the port under alluvial deposits, making it a topic of ongoing debate and research. Don't miss this deep dive into one of the early centers of global trade and multiculturalism, now referred to as India's Lost Port. Join us on Seekho App for more insightful episodes on India's rich history.

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