Name: Sher Shah Suri: Bihar Ka Warrior King | Great Indian Kings
Uploaded: 2025-02-18T18:20:46.077782+05:30
Duration: 3 min 55 s
Channel: Ashutosh Narayan

Sher Shah Suri: Bihar Ka Warrior King

Ashutosh Narayan

Dekhiye Afghan Survansh ke sansthapak Sher Shah Suri ke baare mein ye rochak video, jinhone Bharatiya itihaas mein amit chhaap chhodi. Seekho app ke "Great Indian Kings" series mein hum Sher Shah ke jeevan, unke rajyabhishek, aur unki military strategy ki baat karenge. Sher Shah ne kaise Bihar aur Bengal par kabza kiya, Mughal vansh ke Humayun ko haraya, aur apne samrajya ko Punjab, Malwa aur Rajasthan tak vistarit kiya. Unhone Grand Trunk Road ka nirmaan karaya aur 'rupya' naamak mudra ka pravartan kiya, jo aaj bhi prachalan mein hai. Jaaniye kaise unka samrajya Sur Samrajya kahlata tha aur unki maut kaise hui. Share karein aur comments mein apne vichar vyakt karein.
 
Iss episode mein janiye Sher Shah Suri ke baare mein - ek Afghan sainik jo aage chal kar Mughalon ko hara kar samrat bane. Janiye unki zindagi, jeet aur sudharon ke baare mein.
 
Explore the remarkable journey of Sher Shah Suri, the founder of the Afghan Sur dynasty, in this episode of Great Indian Kings on the Seekho App. Born Farid Khan in 1486 in Jaunpur, Sher Shah Suri, originally named after his valorous act of slaying a tiger, rose from a soldier to establish the Sur Empire in North India. Delve into his battles, including the significant Battle of Chausa and Battle of Kannauj, which marked the decline of the Mughal Empire under Humayun. Sher Shah Suri is renowned not only for his military prowess but also for his administrative reforms. He introduced a fair tax system based on land measurement, improved military recruitment, and enhanced infrastructure by building the Grand Trunk Road. Moreover, he revolutionized the currency system by introducing the standardized silver coin called "Rupiya," influencing the monetary systems up to the British era. Discover how Sher Shah Suri's short yet impactful rule left a lasting legacy in Indian history.

Dekhiye Afghan Survansh ke sansthapak Sher Shah Suri ke baare mein ye rochak video, jinhone Bharatiya itihaas mein amit chhaap chhodi. Seekho app ke "Great Indian Kings" series mein hum Sher Shah ke jeevan, unke rajyabhishek, aur unki military strategy ki baat karenge. Sher Shah ne kaise Bihar aur Bengal par kabza kiya, Mughal vansh ke Humayun ko haraya, aur apne samrajya ko Punjab, Malwa aur Rajasthan tak vistarit kiya. Unhone Grand Trunk Road ka nirmaan karaya aur 'rupya' naamak mudra ka pravartan kiya, jo aaj bhi prachalan mein hai. Jaaniye kaise unka samrajya Sur Samrajya kahlata tha aur unki maut kaise hui. Share karein aur comments mein apne vichar vyakt karein.
 
Explore the remarkable journey of Sher Shah Suri, the founder of the Afghan Sur dynasty, in this episode of Great Indian Kings on the Seekho App. Born Farid Khan in 1486 in Jaunpur, Sher Shah Suri, originally named after his valorous act of slaying a tiger, rose from a soldier to establish the Sur Empire in North India. Delve into his battles, including the significant Battle of Chausa and Battle of Kannauj, which marked the decline of the Mughal Empire under Humayun. Sher Shah Suri is renowned not only for his military prowess but also for his administrative reforms. He introduced a fair tax system based on land measurement, improved military recruitment, and enhanced infrastructure by building the Grand Trunk Road. Moreover, he revolutionized the currency system by introducing the standardized silver coin called "Rupiya," influencing the monetary systems up to the British era. Discover how Sher Shah Suri's short yet impactful rule left a lasting legacy in Indian history.

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