How Britain Took Darjeeling | History of Darjeeling скачать в хорошем качестве

How Britain Took Darjeeling | History of Darjeeling

When we think of Darjeeling, we imagine toy trains, tea gardens, and the Queen of Hills. But behind the beauty lies a history of deception, treaties, and political games that changed the fate of this land forever. From the lost monastery at Mahakal Dara to the Anglo–Gorkha War, from the Treaty of Sugauli and Treaty of Titalia to the controversial Deed of Darjeeling in 1835 — this is the real story of how Darjeeling changed hands between Nepal, Sikkim, and the British Empire. In this documentary-style video, we uncover: ✨The mystery behind Darjeeling’s name and forgotten monasteries ✨The role of Lepchas, Limbus, and Bhutias in shaping the hills ✨How the British turned a sanatorium into a political stronghold ✨The treaties and “gifts” that may have been clever grabs ✨The hidden politics behind tea, roads, and the Queen of Hills legacy ✨ This is not just history — it’s a story of identity, culture, and power struggles that still echo in the present. 📌 Watch till the end to see how Darjeeling’s “stolen legacy” still fuels debates today. Links to other videos. Sikkim & Darjeeling Merger:    • Darjeeling and Sikkim: Stitched by History...   History of Hill Cart Road:    • History Of Hill Cart Road | Darjeeling | S...   THE CORD, is a new-age independent reporting channel aiming to provide the best possible content, facts and reality for viewers worldwide. The region of North Bengal and North East India will be our primary interest in reporting. The coverage of The Cord will be focusing on current affairs, personalities, research and case studies, facts and figures, inspiring and success stories, interviews and documentaries etc. The high-quality research and in-depth analysis in our stories will be making you glued to them. If you want us to deliver a report on any topic, or want to be a part of our research team, kindly write us at [email protected] Follow Us On Instagram:   / thecord.in   Follow Us On Facebook:   / thecord.in