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Follow me on Instagram:   / mohak.mangal   Read my newsletter: https://www.sochbymm.com/subscribe ****** 📃Sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15... ****** 🔍✍️Research: Zaira Khan:   / zaira-khan-7435a9189   ✂️🎛️Editing: Yash Vyas:  / yashvyas24   Mohit Bharti:   / mohitbharti_   Chief of Staff: Ajeesh Babu:   / ajeesh_babu   🎨Thumbnail : Aanchal Verma:   / aanchal_creates   Want to work with us? Check this link! https://tinyurl.com/22pxjjtv ****** Like the background music? I use Epidemic Sound. You can get a 30-day free trial using this referral: https://bit.ly/3A7bUx7 ****** 🗳Support on Patreon:   / sochyoutube   👾Discord:   / discord   🐦Twitter:   / mohakmangal   📷Instagram:   / mohak.mangal   👤Facebook:   / sochyoutube   ****** When certain chapters on the Mughal dynasty were removed by the government, a lot of people on social media celebrated the move by saying that Mughals were often associated with violence and the destruction of religious sites. So, it would be right to not teach the children about such Kings. But did you know that in India's history, there were several kings who have made similar use of violence? Even glorified kings like Ashoka and Akbar have been known to use violence! What drove these kings to exercise violence? What were the reasons behind their decision? But more importantly, so many Kings throughout history have made use of violence, what standards should be used to describe them? Watch the video to get answers! Playlists 🇮🇳Indian Society:    • Hijab: Ban Right or Wrong?   🗺Geopolitics and Foreign Affairs:    • Will China Invade Taiwan?   🧍🏽‍♀️Issues of a Young Indian:    • Are Indian Girls Bad at Maths?   💰Economy:    • How Kerala Changed its Economy   🗳Indian Politics:    • UP Elections: Why Are People Supporti...   🇮🇳 Discoveries of India:    • How Goa Joined India   📈Money, Stocks, and Crypto:    • Why Indian Youth is NOT Buying Houses?   Markers 00:00 Intro 03:30 Magadha, Vijayanagar Empire 07:46 Wadeyar Empire 11:29 Destruction of religious sites 14:18 Violence against women 15:21 Tipu Sultan 17:23 Akbar 19:02 Rashtrakutas