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( For too long the empire of the east has dominated North India. Bhoja, the descendant of the western emperors is determined to bring change. But he starts with almost nothing, for the once great western empire as been r...
5.18 Drawn by greatness is an episode from The History of India Podcast by Kit Patrick. ( For too long the empire of the east has dominated North India. Bhoja, the descendant of the western emperors is determined to bring change. But he sta...
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( For too long the empire of the east has dominated North India. Bhoja, the descendant of the western emperors is determined to bring change. But he starts with almost nothing, for the once great western empire as been reduced to just a minor kingdom. In this, the first of three episodes, we look at Bhoja's first faltering steps. Also in this episode: how to make a river go backwards, a gruesome house of the dead, and a crocodile wrestling king. *Some of the inscriptions in this episode are pretty graphic - no rude language, but may not be suitable for all*.
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5.18 Drawn by greatness is from The History of India Podcast by Kit Patrick.
Published Oct 8, 2019 and 01:01:53 long