Did you ever think why ancient travelers said that India is called the golden bird? This is not just a slip of the tongue or any poetic expression — it reflects that India had its own time when it could rule the whole world.
From shining temples to fertile land and the best trade routes across the world, India carries its own legacy of wisdom and power. Powerful leaders did and died for their land. India gave the best education policies — students from different countries like Persia, Greece, and China came to study here.
In this article, we will see the reasons behind India's reputation and what happened that it had to face different issues while it was the richest country of its time.
India was famous for the type of land it owned.
It earned the name "GoldenBird" because the emperors and kings wore different types of jewellery, lived rich lives, and Indian temples were decorated with gold. One of the famous diamonds, the Kohinoor, and many other expensive ornaments originated from India.
These things gave shine and pride to Indian citizens.
The leaders and kings India had were unbelievable and untouchable — they carried legacies in their hands.
Gold is not the only reason behind the term "Golden Bird" — it also means power, perspective, and popularity owned by the leaders and the people.
If I say in terms of trading or export, India was famous for spices, jewellery, and textiles in Asia and Europe. It made a good e-commerce export hub.
One of the most abundant things is that India is one of the most successful and hardworking countries in the world in the agriculture sector. India is one of the biggest exporters of agricultural products like rice, wheat, sugar, and cotton from Kerala, and spices from Gujarat.
India has its own irrigation systems recognized all over the world.
India gets appreciation from different parts of the world.
India is a major exporter of agricultural products — rice, wheat, sugar, cotton, and spices.
It has a major role in India's GDP growth.
Let me give you an example you may not know —
The rice you eat, the fruits you see, and all the groceries that you take for your daily routine and food mainly come from India. So you can see how India has a major hand in the world's stabilization.
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India's treasure and wealth are not the only reasons for its title "Golden Bird" — it is also a centre of knowledge, education, and wisdom. The ancient Nalanda and Takshashila universities attracted students from different parts of the world for higher studies in philosophy, medicine, psychology, and more.
You may know or not, but Aryabhatta and Chanakya belonged to this country, and they are very famous for their discoveries and contributions to the world.
Aryabhatta discovered zero (0) and explained its importance.
On the other hand, there was an Indian mathematician named Srinivasa Ramanujan, who was famous for his brilliant mind. Everyone called him the “Indian human calculator.”
I don’t know how ancient people created such masterpieces, but I salute all of them and appreciate their hard work and dedication toward their craft. Let me show you an antique piece of artwork.
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And If you think this type of craftsmanship is easy to do then go at that time when these things was built by using hand and come and tell me
If I am telling these things, I must tell you about one more mysterious person.
There was a man who lived among us and did something unimaginable.
Do you believe if I tell you that there was a person who cut through a mountain using only a chisel and hammer? He did it not because he had no work, but because of his love for his wife.
If you are a person who loves learning new things, go and Google “Dashrath Manjhi – the Mountain Man.” after you will get everything about this respectful man
India was called the Golden Bird not only because of its wealth but because of its wisdom, culture, and people. We are rich in fertile land, agriculture, society, knowledge, and art and culture.
Today, India plays an influential role in the rising global economy.
Let us remember the golden past and admire it as we bild better future
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