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The evolution of paper The common white object that we all use today is something taken for granted but it has a long history. We shall trace the genesis of paper here. Paper as we all know it today is derived from papyrus and its origin can be traced back to the Han dynasty. The type of paper they made was from hemp and it was coarse, uneven and thick. This was known to man from excavations from a Han tomb. For more info visit: https://www.youtube.com/theopenbook
South India was ruled by the Cholas for a long time and these kings were known for their good governance and love for art, architecture and literature. They fostered the growth of all three and we find many marvelous temples and forts have been built during their reign. Tamil as a language also gained prominence during this period and a number of poets and learned men adorned the courts of these kings. A number of discussions on topics of interest were discussed and scholars from other kingdoms were invited to these discussions popularly named as Sangams .Along with the Cheras and Pandyas who also ruled South India these rulers were given the credit for having popularized the Tamil language. This video is an insight into their rule. For more info visit our channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCon341Dchtu5syB8AdOpKSQ
Julius Caeser Born in July 100 B. C the name Julius Caeser is synonymous with Roman history. His forefathers were direct descendants of Romus and Remus who were known to be the founders of Rome. In fact the city gets its name from them. Both his father and mother belonged to powerful families of the ruling class of Rome and though he was never emperor he has the distinction of carving out a Roman empire as vast as one could imagine. His famous words I came, I saw, I conquered are still remembered today as signs of victory in any war. For more info visit: https://youtu.be/5psWBlBi1hs
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