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The mighty vats that helped a maharaja cross the oceans | City Palace, Jaipur

What connects a pair of gigantic silver vats in the Jaipur City Palace to the Cellular Jail in the Andaman Islands? Surprisingly, a long-held Indian taboo. India is an ancient land with a long coastline. But barring a few exceptions like the Cholas, there are very few accounts of great Indian seafarers and explorers. The reason perhaps lies in an age-old taboo called ‘Kalapani’ that prohibited Indians from travelling overseas. And yet, in the early 1900s, a king from Jaipur went off on a long journey across half the globe, after finding ways to circumvent the taboo. This clever workaround was used by the British too, to move over a million Indian soldiers and hordes of indentured labourers around the world. This is the story of the mighty silver vats that helped an Indian maharaja sail across the oceans. #Storytrails #History #Kalapani #CellularJail #Andaman #JaipurVats #CityPalace #IncredibleIndia #ThreeMinuteStorytrails #IndianHistory #StoriesofIndia #FiveMinuteStorytrails #IndianCulture #IndianHeritage #Jaipur #IndianVoyages Editing credits: Studio A, Chennai Music, Sound Design, Mix & Master - S. S. Sriram (instagram.com/ss.sriram) FTC Disclaimer - This video is sponsored by Storyjini, a site of online workshops for children showcasing the marvellous stories that make India, stories of its people, places, culture and history. Make novel connections and take back a unique perspective on the country! Image Credits - Silver Vat - By Ray Tsang from Irvine, USA - City PalaceUploaded by Ekabhishek, CC BY-SA 2.0 Cellular Jail in Andaman - By Jomesh - Own work, CC BY 3.0 City Palace, Jaipur - By Diego Delso - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0 London Parliament and Big Ben - https://www.publicdomainpictures.net/... Death of Queen Victoria - By Coulter, John, ed;Victoria, Queen of Great Britain, 1819-1901;Cooper, John A. (John Alexander), b. 1868, joint ed - https://www.flickr.com/photos/interne... Queen Victoria - By Alexander Bassano - Original text: Scanned from the book 'The National Portrait Gallery History of the Kings and Queens of England' by David Williamson, ISBN 1855142287, p. 153.National Portrait Gallery: NPG x95802, Public Domain King Edward VII - By Luke Fildes, Public Domain Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh - By Jessrajsingh Seesodia - https://archive.org/details/rajputsfi..., Public Domain Govind Devji - By Sameergoyal (talk) - I (Sameergoyal (talk)) created this work entirely by myself., CC BY-SA 3.0 Jaipur - By Bourne & Shepherd - Jaipur, India -Principal Street, Public Domain Priest - By nevil zaveri from navsari (guj), india - wait .. there's a chance!, varanasi, CC BY 2.0 Hawa Mahal - By Manudavb - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0 Cattle - By Japanexperterna, CC BY-SA 3.0 Skihs in France - By Unknown author - [1], Public Domain British Indian Army - By Fred Bremner - en:Image:BritishIndianArmy.jpg, Public Domain Infantry in Flanders - By Indian Army photograph. - http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/LAND-FO... uploaded to en Wikipedia as en:Image:Indian Army WW.jpg by en:User:Idleguy 27 November 2006, Public Domain Indian bicycle troops at Somme - By John Warwick Brooke - This is photograph Q 3983 from the collections of the Imperial War Museums., Public Domain 39th Garhwal Rifles march in France - By H. D. Girdwood - This file has been provided by the British Library from its digital collections. It is also made available on a British Library website.Catalogue entry: Photo 24/(238), Public Domain Newly arrived Indian coolies in Trinidad - Public Domain Freedom fighters in Cellular jail - By This mediaFconaway (talk) (Uploads)Original work - This is a scan of an original photograph in my collection, showing a prison under construction, n.d. The photographer's name is not known. The inscription says, "Port Blair - Panoramic View of Viper New Jails"., Public Domain Hanging Cell - By Harvinder Chandigarh - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0 Cellular Jail entrance - By Biswarup Ganguly - Own work, CC BY 3.0 Become a Storytrails member and get access to a host of benefits: https://www.youtube.com/@storytrailsc... To experience more such stories of India, visit https://www.storytrails.in/ Or visit https://www.storytrails.app to download the stories to your mobile phone. Storytrails is an award-winning organisation that designs story-based walking tours, audio tours, local experiences and online learning programmes showcasing stories of India. Follow our work on   / storytrails     / storytrails     / storytrails     / www-storytrails-in   Do write in to us with your feedback and suggestions: [email protected]