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🗓️ 8 August 2023
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Any opportunity for everybody to enjoy a debrief episode where we talk in further depth about the experience of making this episode and some of the sources used to get it done.
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0:00.0 | This is the History of the World Podcast Illuminati Debrief. |
0:07.0 | Hello everyone, welcome to the history of the world podcast |
0:16.3 | Illuminati debrief and this week we're joined by all of the Hot Worlders for a change. |
0:25.1 | So this, we're all together again, we're all together. |
0:28.5 | So normally this is exclusive |
0:31.2 | for those |
0:34.8 | subscribers who listening to the bonus material of the podcast but this week we've opened it up to everyone. Now for those of you who've never |
0:45.9 | listened to a debrief episode before we simply explore some of the source material and a little bit of my experience of writing this |
0:56.2 | week's episode. Now this week's episode was on the Cholas of India and of course |
1:01.6 | the Cholas were a long-standing dynasty of India but |
1:05.6 | specifically they became an imperial force during those few centuries of the medieval period. So we explored that and we explored |
1:18.0 | the fact that they came from relatively humble beginnings and eventually became a really |
1:26.0 | sort of a wide-ranging imperial force having a lot of influence over the |
1:31.8 | southeast Asian Peninsula so really quite a long way from |
1:36.1 | their homelands. India are a very difficult subject to write about during this period because it's such a complex |
1:47.2 | fabric and a patchwork of kingdoms and dynasties all controlling little bits and pieces. So not an easy episode to write and not an easy region of the world to study. There's a lot of fragmentation, a lot of |
2:05.2 | dynasties coming and going, a lot of nations coming and going and |
2:10.9 | going and powers emerging and then disappearing. |
2:14.7 | So it almost reads like a very sort of, you know, |
2:19.4 | you could even say a very boring list of dynasties or a boring list of kings and that but I mean that's |
2:26.2 | unfortunately the nature of what we have access to so we're talking about inscriptions on temples when we're talking |
2:36.3 | about the cholas as well so you get a kind of a lack of characters in these episodes there's, you know, there's no king who really |
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