r/AncientIndia

That version is still getting flagged because even mentioning “I started a YouTube channel” + naming it directly looks like self-promotion to mods—especially in subs like r/AncientIndia.

ITitle:
Exploring Indian Mythology & Regional History Through Short Storytelling

Post:
Namaste,

I’ve been working on creating Youtube content that explores Indian mythology, culture, and regional history in a simple and engaging way (project name: Explore with Sathvik).

Some of the themes I’m focusing on include:

Stories from Hindu mythology (Krishna Leela, Shiva traditions, etc.)
Cultural practices and traditions across different regions of India
Historical and lesser-known facts about Indian states, cities, and districts

My goal is to make complex or lesser-discussed topics more accessible through storytelling while staying respectful to historical context.

I’d really appreciate suggestions from this community—especially:

Reliable historical sources or texts
Lesser-known regional stories worth exploring
Any corrections or perspectives I should be aware of

Looking forward to learning from you all.

r/AncientIndia

Domingo Paes on the Status of Devadasis in Vijayanagara

Hey, I am trying to illustrate the various kinds of attire Indian soldier had from Ancient to Medieval India? Your thoughts on who do I do next?

Hidden among the boulders of Karnataka (India) lies ancient city of Hampi — once the powerful City of Victory, now one of India’s most extraordinary archaeological landscapes.

My (crude) drawings of ancient buildings

India through the ages

The cave temples of Ellora were once vividly decorated, with paint covering the pillars, ceilings, and walls.

My New Youtube Regarding Unhidden History of our Gods and our Indian States and Districts

On the Jaina Origins of the Tamil Sangam Epic Silappathikaram

Elephanta

King Poros of the Indians - Original Artwork

India artifacts. Why aren't we talking about this?

https://youtu.be/lr7Bb93-ZaE

Ruins of the 8th century CE Martand Surya Temple in Anantnag, Kashmir Valley.

Untouchability in Ancient India

Sculptures at the Dashavatara temple in Deogarh, 500 CE.

Nataraj in cave 21, Ellora. 6th-7th century CE.

The many names of Varanasi, Kashi, Kāśikā, Avimukta, Ānaṃdakānana, Rudravāsa, and Mahāśmaśāna

Did ancient India have the concept of seven day weeks?

The 1,500-Year Road Trip: The True History of the Vatapi Ganapati

Realistic art of Portuguese matchlock gunner alongside his Vijayanagara ally engaging a lone Bijapur Sultanate cavalryman — Deccan warfare, 16th century. Early gunpowder meets traditional cavalry in a brutal close-quarters clash. Credit: Tang Wen Xi (@teulu_dewr) | Inspired by his artwork

Woman rejecting the cup of wine offered by her lover, c. 300 CE, Nagarjunakonda.