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In this video, we explore forgotten chapter of Indian history, the story of ancient Indian naval forces. Long before steel ships and aircraft carriers ruled the seas, India had already developed smart, strategic, and strong naval traditions. Many people don’t know that ancient Indian empires like the Cholas, Cheras, and others once controlled huge fleets and used the sea for trade, defence, and even warfare. We compare this hidden legacy with today’s modern Indian Navy. You’ll see how advanced shipbuilding, navigation, and sea routes existed in India thousands of years ago. What’s even more surprising? Some ancient ships were massive in size and built with techniques that are still a mystery to modern historians and archaeologists. This isn’t just a history lesson , it’s a journey into the real power of ancient India, a reminder that our ancestors were not just farmers and kings, but also great sailors, engineers, and thinkers. From large wooden warships to sea-based defence forts, ancient India’s coastal strength was incredible. These naval forces protected trade routes, fought enemies, and helped kingdoms expand peacefully across the Indian Ocean.
In the video, we also look at recent archaeological findings that suggest the remains of giant wooden ships buried under the earth. Could these ships be over 1000 years old? Could they be proof of India’s ancient maritime power? You’ll see realistic visuals, interesting comparisons, and solid facts that might change how you see history.
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