Pakistan’s Oldest City Hides A Secret Ancient Temple... – Part 1 | 5000 Years Old City

Part 1 of the complete documentary series on the history of Multan, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. In this episode, we travel back over 5,000 years to explore the origins of Multan. From the Indus Valley Civilization and the nearby ancient city of Harappa to the early settlements that shaped the region, this documentary uncovers the foundations of a city that has survived thousands of years of history. This documentary covers the origins of Multan, the campaign of Alexander the Great in the region, and the account of the Chinese Buddhist monk Xuanzang, who visited Multan and described its famous Sun Temple. In the upcoming parts, we'll explore the Arab conquest, the rise of Islam in Multan, the great empires that ruled the city, the Mughal era, Sikh rule, British India, and Multan's journey into modern Pakistan. If you enjoy history documentaries, archaeology, and the rich heritage of Pakistan, be sure to Like, Subscribe, and turn on notifications so you don't miss the next episode. Disclaimer: The account about Samba (the son of Krishna) being cured of a skin disease after worshipping the Sun God and subsequently building the Sun Temple in Multan is presented as a legend/traditional narrative, not as an established historical fact. There is no reliable scientific evidence that worship can cure skin diseases, and this video is not promoting or recommending such practices as medical treatment. For any skin condition, viewers should seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 00:16 CHAPTER 1 — 3000 BCE — The Very Beginning 02:15 CHAPTER 2 — 326 BCE — Alexander the Great Almost Dies Here 06:03 CHAPTER 3 — 641 CE — A Chinese Monk Arrives #MultanHistory #HistoryOfMultan #Multan #PakistanHistory #AncientPakistan #IndusValley #Harappa #AncientHistory #HistoryDocumentary #Pakistan #Archaeology #Documentary #CityOfSaints #SouthAsia #HistoricalPlaces