History of India E-Book

Ummed Singh

• Herausgeber: BookRix
• Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2020

Beschreibung

History is particularly used in two ways. One is the events of ancient or bygone times and the other is the concept of the history of those events (it + ha + as; asthma, ls another man and a word) means " it was sure ". The people of Greece used the term "history" for history. "History" literally means "weave". It is estimated that an attempt was made to weave known events in an orderly manner to present a picture that is meaningful and well-documented. Thus the word history means anecdote group (such as folk tales ), (such as Mahabharat), or historical evidence derived from tradition. The subject we study under history describes chronological events or events related to it in chronological order. In other words, the name of specific human events is history. Or history is the description of events related to mankind, coming from antiquity to newness. These events and historical evidence are authenticated on the basis of fact

Leseprobe

Ummed Singh

History of India

A brief introduction about Indian History ( all periods)

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Table of content

Indian history is divided into three partsAncient history Episode - 1Ancient history Episode - 2Medieval Indian historyModern history of India Episode-1Modern history of India Episode - 2Gandhi Era ( 1919 - 1948 )Constitution of IndiaAbout India's environment

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Indian history is divided into three parts

There are three types of Indian history ........

A. Ancient History  ( 2500000 B.C.  - 700   E.  )

B. Medieval History ( 712 E.           -  1707 E. )

C. Modern History  ( 1857 E.          -  1947 E. )

Father of history = Herodotus ( Greece)

Que. What is history?

Ans. History is particularly used in two ways. One is the events of ancient or bygone times and the other is the concept of the history of those events (it + ha + as; asthma, ls another man and a word) means " it was sure ". The people of Greece used the term "history" for history. "History" literally means "weave". It is estimated that an attempt was made to weave known events in an orderly manner to present a picture that is meaningful and well-documented. Thus the word history means anecdote group (such as folk tales ), (such as Mahabharat), or historical evidence derived from tradition. The subject we study under history describes chronological events or events related to it in chronological order. In other words, the name of specific human events is history. Or history is the description of events related to mankind, coming from antiquity to newness. These events and historical evidence are authenticated on the basis of fact.

But I am only talking about Indian history, not that other country, Dharm, and subjects.

Ancient history Episode - 1

There are four types of sources old history

( 1 ) Scripture

( 2 ) Historical book

( 3 ) Details of foreigners

( 4 ) Archaeological evidence

The history and culture of India are dynamic and goes back to the beginning of human civilization. It begins with the mystical culture of the Indus Valley and extends to the farming community in the southern regions of India. In the history of India, there has been a continuous consolidation of people from many cultures located around India. The available evidence suggests that the use of iron, copper, and other metals was prevalent in the Indian subcontinent even early, indicating the progress made by this part of the world. Chaunthi millennium b. By the end of c. India had emerged as a region of highly developed civilization.

There are four types of Vedas 

( 1 )  Samveda   ( 2 )  Yajurveda  ( 3 ) Rigveda   ( 4 ) Atharwveda 

Indus Valley Civilization