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The Historylogy Podcast

Shinil Subramanian Payamal

Namaste Friends. My name is "Shinil Subramanian Payamal" and you are welcome to the Historylogy podcast. On this podcast, I will be talking about the latest history book releases, reviews, archaeological discoveries, controversies, etc... I want to tell stories about people, places and events lost in the pages of history. I will be uploading at least one episode per week on Fridays at 10:30 PM India Standard Time i.e. 12:00 PM EST in the USA and 06:00 PM CET. We will be having regular book

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00:01:13

How did Buddhists execute wrongdoers in the past?

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/06/30

To avoid transgression, some Buddhists would devise ingenious methods of bringing about the death of an intended victim without administering the fatal blow.Buy Links for 'Reader's Digest Strange Stories, Amazing Facts II':Amazon IndiaAmazon USAAnd don't forget to checkout Historylogy.com for latest book reviews and tidbits from the pages of history.Please feel free to our social media ID's for latest updates. Links

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00:02:26

History News This Week - Episode: 007

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/06/25

Links to the news items, book launch details and the history podcast recommendation of the week below:Worshippers of cat-like god got high off drinking brew mixed with hallucinogenic plants and 'vaginal fluid' - from a jug shaped like their deityEagle-eyed expert rummaging through Austrian library stumbles across 25cm segment of Egyptian notebook dating back to 260BCFascinating pictures showing the Women's Land Army who kept Britain fed while the men were away fighting Hitler are revealed in new

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00:01:45

Where did baseball originally come from?

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/06/23

In 1907 a commission established to investigate the origins of the game declared categorically that it had been invented in 1839 by an American general named Abner Doubleday in Cooperstown in upstate New York.But evidence suggests that baseball originated much earlier — in Europe.Buy Links for 'Reader's Digest Strange Stories, Amazing Facts II':Amazon IndiaAmazon USAAnd don't forget to checkout Historylogy.com for latest book reviews and tidbits from the pages of history.Please feel free to our

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00:02:33

History News This Week - Episode: 006

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/06/18

Links to the news items, book launch details and the history podcast recommendation of the week below:Tutankhamun 'was killed by drink-driving chariot crash': Drunken teenage boy king's injuries from joyride gone wrong got infected and led to his slow and painful death, claims researcher'Extremely rare' 3,000-year-old sword discovered in Germany is so well preserved it SHINES, archaeologists sayThe Nazis' first victims: Chilling never-before-seen photos of the transport of Polish citizens to

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00:02:52

Who was the first President of the United States?

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/06/16

John Hanson was born in Charles County, Maryland, in 1721. He first attracted public notice in 1757 when he was elected to the Maryland House of Delegates, or General Assembly, where he sat until 1779. A staunch patriot, Hanson established himself as a prominent leader in the growing discontent and agitation about British rule over the Thirteen Colonies.Buy Links for 'Reader's Digest Strange Stories, Amazing Facts II':Amazon IndiaAmazon USAAnd don't forget to checkout Historylogy.com for latest book

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00:02:47

History News This Week - Episode: 005

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/06/11

Links to the news items, book launch details and the history podcast recommendation of the week below:2,300-year-old Buddhist elephant statue from India is one of the oldest known12,000-year-old flutes carved of bone are some of the oldest in the world and sound like birds of preyOldest evidence of humans in Greece is 700,000 years old, a quarter of a million years older than previous record'Liquid gypsum' burial from Roman Britain scanned in 3D, revealing 1,700-year-old secretsKing Tut's likeness

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00:02:42

How a goat led to the discovery of Coffee

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/06/09

If popular legend is to be believed, the first creature to enjoy the invigorating effects of Coffee was a goat.Many years ago Kaldi (or Khalid), a young Arabian goatherd, was tending his flock when he noticed the goats leaping around in a strange fashion. As he watched he saw that this odd behaviour began after they had eaten the red berries of an unfamiliar tree. His curiosity aroused, Kaldi ate some of the fruit himself — and began to dance with his animals.Buy Links for 'Strange Stories, Amazing

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00:01:47

History News This Week - Episode: 004

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/06/04

Links to the news items, book launch details and the history podcast recommendation of the week below:Ancient Engravings And Sculptures Unearthed At Sinhagad Fort2,700-year-old petroglyphs depicting people, ships and animals discovered in SwedenMarble slab of Buddha from ancient China which was found propped against fireplace in quaint English cottage sells for £554KDawn of Greek archaeology: Researchers find stone tools dating back to 700,000 yearsLink to preorder Manoj Dani's latest book अज्ञात

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00:03:56

Hagia Sophia - Constantinople's Crowning Glory

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/06/02

The church had been built in the sixth century A.D. by the Byzantine emperor Justinian. The Byzantine Empire, founded in A.D. 330, was the first great flowering of Christian civilization after the fall of the Roman Empire. Its capital city of Constantinople (today Istanbul), on the site of the ancient Greek city of Byzantium, commanded the Bosporus, the narrow strait linking the Black Sea with the Dardanelles and the Mediterranean. The city was the geographical and cultural bridge between Europe,

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00:01:55

History News This Week - Episode: 003

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/05/28

Links to the news items, book launch details and the history podcast recommendation of the week below:Buckingham Palace refuses to return remains of Ethiopia's 'stolen prince' who is buried in Windsor Castle groundsOver 200mn years old plant fossils found in Maharashtra's ChandrapurHow to buy a dinosaurBuy links to purchase Sanjeev Sanyal's ‘क्रांतिकारी : भारत के स्वतंत्रता संग्राम की अलग कहानी’ below:Amazon IndiaHindueShop.comLink to the ‘The History of the World in 100 Objects’ podcastAnd don't

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00:04:55

Stories from Inscriptions written by Sandeep...

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/05/26

‘Stories from Inscriptions’ derives its inspiration from the inscriptions themselves. The purpose of this book is to introduce various aspects of Bharatavarsha’s long, eventful, and often tragic history as narrated by her kings and ministers, businessmen and Bhaktas, and bards and warriors in their own words through the medium of inscriptions.Order link of the book 'Stories from Inscriptions' below:https://subbupublications.com/product/sb3/And don't forget to checkout Historylogy.com for latest book

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00:01:54

History News This Week - Episode: 002

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/05/21

Links to the news items, book launch details and the history podcast recommendation of the week below:What happened to the missing passengers of the Titanic? As eerie new photos show shoes left in the wreckage, experts reveal where the 1,160 are likely to beA Secret History of Mongolian WolvesArchaeologists Discover Roman Camps in Jordan That May Indicate a Secret Military InvasionHow the long tradition of coronations has evolvedFacebook link to details of Manoj's Dani's latest book अज्ञात पानिपत

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00:06:21

Bharat’s Military Conquests in Foreign Lands by...

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/05/19

The myth that Indian rulers never ventured abroad for conquests, with a few rare exceptions, has come to be accepted as an unquestionable truth due to these distortions. It is precisely to demolish this myth that this book by Venkatesh Rangan assumes crucial importance. In recent years with the slow yet steady decolonisation of the Indian mind has taken place. An “Indic view” of our past based on not how “foreigners saw us” but how our ancestors perceived our own victories, defeats and ages of glory

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00:02:47

History News This Week - Episode: 001

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/05/14

Links to the news items, book launch details and the history podcast recommendation of the week below:India threatens colonial 'reckoning' for Britain as it prepares to ask for the return of legendary treasures including priceless Koh-i-Noor diamond used in Crown JewelsInside the Great Pyramid of Giza's hidden chamber: Scientists get FIRST glimpse into mysterious 30ft-long corridor 'likely created to redistribute 4,500-year-old monument's weight2,000-year-old 'modern society' unearthed in a tiger

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00:03:54

The Taj Mahal - Monument of Love or Power?

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/05/12

Arjumand Banu Begum, more commonly known as Mumtaz Begum was the wife of the fifth Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan, who died while giving birth to their 14th child, Gauhara Begum in 1631. According to legend, the emperor was so distraught that to express his eternal love, he pledged to build the most beautiful tomb in the world.Buy Links:Amazon IndiaAmazon USAAffiliate Earnings Disclaimer:This site contains affiliate links to products. We may receive a commission for purchases made through these

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00:06:01

Battles That Changed the World written by Anthony...

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/05/05

‘Pray don’t let it be me,’ thinks the soldier, ‘please don’t let it be me—or if it is, make it quick. Don’t let something be torn off followed by searing agony.’No soldier wants to die listening to his own screams as his blood ebbs away in the dirt. That is a cruel end, likely to make his brothers-in-arms throw down their weapons and flee in blind terror. In some instances, though, death is preferable if it means not being dragged off and having your still-beating heart torn from your chest. Never

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00:05:00

The Flight of Deities curated by Avatans Kumar - Book...

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/05/01

A collection of stories based on actual historical events as depicted in Padmasri Meenakshi Jain’s seminal book “Flight of Deities”. Inspired by the historical account, various authors have each focused on a unique historical event, clothed it in flesh and bones, and brought it to life through the magic of prose. From Aryavarta to Dakshinatwa, from the holy lands of Ayodhya, Vrindavan and many more, the stories pace, digging into the harsh realities of foreign invasions while portraying vividly the

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00:02:04

Materials from how many Hindu and Jain temples were...

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/04/21

The Quwwat-ul-Islam mosque in Delhi was constructed by Qutubuddin Aibak to mark the victory of Muhammad Ghori over Prithviraj Chauhan in 1192. An inscription of Qutubuddin Aibak clearly stated that materials of 27 pre-existing Hindu and Jain temples at that site were used for its construction.The Hindus of Hindustan by Dr. Meenakshi Jain - Book ReviewBuy Links:AryanBooks.comAmazon IndiaFlipkartAffiliate Earnings Disclaimer:This site contains affiliate links to products. We may receive a commission

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00:01:43

Monier Williams highlighting the singular role of...

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/04/18

India, though it has … more than 500 spoken dialects, has only one sacred language and only one sacred literature, accepted and revered by all adherents of Hinduism alike, however diverse in race, dialect, rank, and creed. That language is Sanskrit, and that literature is Sanskrit literature.The Hindus of Hindustan by Dr. Meenakshi Jain - Book ReviewBuy Links:AryanBooks.comAmazon IndiaFlipkartAffiliate Earnings Disclaimer:This site contains affiliate links to products. We may receive a commission

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00:07:43

The Hindus of Hindustan by Dr. Meenakshi Jain - Book...

The Historylogy Podcast ·

2023/04/09

Notwithstanding the views of a section of historians and literati, spiritual, religious, and cultural continuity in India goes back many millennia. Identification with, and adoration of, the land was expressed in the sixty-three verses long Prithvi Sukta of the Atharva Veda, described as the first “national song” in the world. Veneration of the land remained a recurrent theme in sacred literature.Kautilya, in the Arthasastra, articulated the ideal of political unification, when he said that from the

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