Name: Pulakeshin II: Narmada Se Kaveri Tak | Great Indian Kings
Uploaded: 2025-03-01T17:10:42.119632+05:30
Duration: 3 min 36 s
Channel: Ashutosh Narayan

Pulakeshin II: Narmada Se Kaveri Tak

Ashutosh Narayan

Is video mein hum Bharat ke sathvi shatabdi ke ek veer yoddha aur Chalukya vansh ke shaktishali raja Pulakeshin Deepthi ki kahani ko explore karte hain. Pulakeshin ne apne samrajya ko Karnataka se lekar Andhra Pradesh tak vistrit kiya aur Narmada nadi ke kinare Harshavardhan ko parajit kar Bharatiya itihas mein apna naam roshan kiya. Aaj ke Karnataka mein janme Pulakeshin ne apne pita Kirti Varman ke baad sinhasan sambhala aur Chalukya samrajya ko naye uchhaiyon tak pahunchaya. Is episode mein hum unki uplabdhiyon, yuddhon aur unke samrajya ke vistar ki gatha ko samajhenge. Dekhiye 'Great Indian Kings' ke is episode ko Sikhon app par aur jaaniye kaise Pulakeshin ne Bharat ke itihas ko prabhavit kiya.
 
Iss video mein jaaniye Pulakeshin II ke baare mein, jo Chalukya vansh ke sabse mahaan raja the. Unhone shaktishaali Harshavardhan ko Narmada ke kinaare haraya aur Deccan ki swatantrata ko banaye rakha. Unki puri kahanin iss episode mein.
 
Explore the dramatic era of 7th-century India in our latest episode of "Great Indian Kings" on the Seekho App, where we delve into the life of Pulakeshin II, the formidable ruler from the Chalukya dynasty. Born in what is now Karnataka, Pulakeshin ascended to power after defeating his uncle Mangalesh in a fierce battle. As emperor, he first quelled internal rebellions, then expanded his domain across the Deccan, establishing control over regions like Konkan, Mysore, and Andhra Pradesh. His greatest triumph came when he thwarted the northward expansion of the powerful northern king Harsha near the Narmada River, marking a significant moment in Indian history. Pulakeshin's reign is vividly documented in the Ehol inscriptions by his court poet Ravi Kirti, and his architectural legacy includes the magnificent rock-cut temples at Badami and Aihole. Tune in to uncover the strategic and cultural achievements of one of India's greatest rulers, Pulakeshin II.

Is video mein hum Bharat ke sathvi shatabdi ke ek veer yoddha aur Chalukya vansh ke shaktishali raja Pulakeshin Deepthi ki kahani ko explore karte hain. Pulakeshin ne apne samrajya ko Karnataka se lekar Andhra Pradesh tak vistrit kiya aur Narmada nadi ke kinare Harshavardhan ko parajit kar Bharatiya itihas mein apna naam roshan kiya. Aaj ke Karnataka mein janme Pulakeshin ne apne pita Kirti Varman ke baad sinhasan sambhala aur Chalukya samrajya ko naye uchhaiyon tak pahunchaya. Is episode mein hum unki uplabdhiyon, yuddhon aur unke samrajya ke vistar ki gatha ko samajhenge. Dekhiye 'Great Indian Kings' ke is episode ko Sikhon app par aur jaaniye kaise Pulakeshin ne Bharat ke itihas ko prabhavit kiya.
 
Explore the dramatic era of 7th-century India in our latest episode of "Great Indian Kings" on the Seekho App, where we delve into the life of Pulakeshin II, the formidable ruler from the Chalukya dynasty. Born in what is now Karnataka, Pulakeshin ascended to power after defeating his uncle Mangalesh in a fierce battle. As emperor, he first quelled internal rebellions, then expanded his domain across the Deccan, establishing control over regions like Konkan, Mysore, and Andhra Pradesh. His greatest triumph came when he thwarted the northward expansion of the powerful northern king Harsha near the Narmada River, marking a significant moment in Indian history. Pulakeshin's reign is vividly documented in the Ehol inscriptions by his court poet Ravi Kirti, and his architectural legacy includes the magnificent rock-cut temples at Badami and Aihole. Tune in to uncover the strategic and cultural achievements of one of India's greatest rulers, Pulakeshin II.

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