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@jayasartn@Sathish12369 @aravinth_Steve @jayasartn This is a very interesting perspective. I’m curious how you’re mapping Rama to ~5550 BCE, given that Treta Yuga is traditionally described with much longer durations. How are you interpreting Yuga time in this context?
@jayasartn Thank you, very educative and insightful video. I watched the full duration and found your perspective on Belgavi / Kishkinda and the Setu region particularly interesting.
@jayasartn This is a very interesting perspective. I’m curious how this model relates to the Ramayana’s descriptions of samudra and the oceanic imagery during Hanuman’s crossing.