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Three basic questions that I want everybody to think about when they come to any aspect of history when you study

History you have to think of a number of things first and foremost

How do you know what you know?

How do you know what actually happened?

And this is the branch of historical epistemology, right?

How do you know the facts? How do you know exactly what happened in the year 50?

Higiro, right?

How are you going to or if you're studying the Civil War of America or if you're studying the Spanish Inquisition?

Whatever you might be you need to know the sources and the pros and cons of every source and

Which source is way tear than other sources and how you're going to sift through the biases of the authors of these sources

So you have a historical epistemology, right?

That is a study of the sources of that particular era that particular incident and

Weighing which of these sources is more authoritative?

Why is it more authoritative? What is to be done in the case of a clash?

So a lot of times all of those sources will agree for example, you know

Horsan Radeel Lahuwan was master cut at Carbada

Okay, we know it happened in the year 61 Higira the Tentham Muharram. That is an undeniable fact

Okay, now how about if they don't agree?

How about if the sources differ amongst themselves?

So for example, one of the things we're going to discuss today was the head of

Horsan Radeel Lahuwan transported to

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