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Ruins of Barkur | The Forgotten Ancient Capital of Tulu Kingdom | Stories That Matter

#Barkur #storiesthatmatter #documentary #Kathalebasadi Barkur was an ancient city, and was the ancient capital of the Tulu kingdom. It was known as Barakanur, and was once a major trade and commercial centre around 2nd century CE. Barkur was a capital of the Alupa Kings and also a provincial headquarters during the Vijayanagara period. It was a capital city in those times, which was developed much before Mangalore and Udupi. All that remain now of that historical city are just some ruins scattered all around Barkur. Kathale Basadi is an ancient structure built by the Alupa rulers. Archaeologists state that they date back between 8 to 12th centuries. Barkur was commercial hub almost from the 2nd century. Evidences of Megatilithic and Mesolithic ages have been discovered recently. This place has yielded a little over 100 stone and several copper plate inscriptions. It is believed they belong to the Alupa, Hoysala, Vijayanagara and Keladi periods. Mr. Ramachandra Kamath explains us the history of Barkur and how people have forgotten the significance of the city. Chapters: 0:00 - 0:21 - Barkur Brolls 0:22 - 1:55 - Markandeya and his History with Barkur 1:55 - 2:23 - Analysing the stones and scriptures of Tulu Kingdom 2:24 - 4:16 - Historical tale of Vikramaditya and the Golden Well of Barkur 4:17 - 4:55 - The remains from the Tulu Kingdom 4:56 - 5:15 - Montage of Kathale Basadi 5:16 - 6:37 - Touring the Kathale Basadi 6:38 - 7:14 - Importance to know the history of Barkur ABOUT STORIES THAT MATTER: ‘Stories That Matter’ is a documentary series where we try to uplift some stories that deserve to be in the limelight. We believe every single individual in this world has a story to tell, through our initiative we try to push some stories that the media fails to cover.‘Stories That Matter’ started off with a bunch of young enthusiasts, wanting to make films, because we were passionate about it and eventually, these films ended up in National Level Film Festivals. Pretty cool for following our passion, right? The idea of this series started off as we came across various individuals and their stories during the pandemic, most of whom have suffered financially and we wanted to raise funds for few of them, which could help them in sustaining their livelihood. Over time we came across so many stories, that we felt the need to continuously make documentaries so as to make their voices heard. At this point, we are trying to expand our stories all across Karnataka and India, eventually to make this a National project. Raga Productions, helps you cut through the noise and understand what’s driving events in the headlines and in our lives. Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLl... Website: https://ragaproductions.com/documenta... ABOUT RAGA PRODUCTIONS : We are a team of passionate young creative heads that just can’t get enough of weddings. It is an absolute honour for us to shoot your beautiful day and freeze it in time for you to re-live it every day. Weddings are very intimate and it isn’t just a relationship between two people, it’s a connection between the souls. And our team makes sure to capture these fleeting moments and stitch them together to create a visual harmony. We swear by creative storytelling and film-making. Do get in touch with us to know more! For bookings contact : Google: https://g.page/raga-productions-udupi Website: https://ragaproductions.com/weddings/ Instagram:   / ragaproduct.  . Email : [email protected] Shot by: Sanith Poojary -   / ss_films_and_studios   Shreesha Bhat -   / theshreesha.  . Edited by: Shashank Acharya -   / the.photosc..  . Subtitles by: Anuj Kotian -   / anujkotian   If you liked this video, please consider to share it with your friends and subscribe to the channel!