Mauryan Empire: Significance and Literary Sources K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit Significance A new era was opened in Indian History after the establishment of Mauryan Empire. It was very first time in history that whol... Read More
Mauryan Empire: Administrative Structure K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit The Mauryan Empire was divided into four provinces with the imperial capital at Pataliputra. From Ashokan edicts, the name of the four prov... Read More
Story of Ajatshatru and Bimbisara K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit As the time passed in Ancient India, Magadha had become the centre of political activity in north India and powerful among all the kingdoms... Read More
Harshavardhana Era K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit Year 6thcentury A.D. Location The capital of Harshvardhana's empire was Kannuaj. His empire extended from Punjab to northern Orissa ... Read More
Pandyan Empire K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit Location Pandyan Kingdom was located in Tamil Nadu, South India. Year It started around 6th century BC and ended around the 15th centur... Read More
Varnas K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit Varna or colour was the basis of initial differentiation between the Vedic and non-Vedic people. Rig-Veda describes arya varna and dasa var... Read More
Janapadas and Mahajanapadas K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit Location The location of Janapadas and Mahajanapadas was Indian sub-continent. Year There were 16 mahajanpadas during 600 BC to 300 B.C.... Read More
Vedic Civilization (1500-600 BC) K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit With the decline ofthe Harappan Civilization around 1900 BC; the evidences of new people are found which are known asAryansorIndo-Aryans. ... Read More
Harappan Civilization K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit The Harappan Civilization also known as the Indus valley civilizationis considered to be one of greatest civilizations of all times. Year ... Read More
Mauryan Empire: Important rulers K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit In the 4th century B.C., Nanda kings ruled Magadha dynasty and this dynasty was the most powerful kingdom of the north. A brahaman minister... Read More
The Chalukyas (543-755 A.D.) K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit Chalukyas ruled from Raichur Doab which was situated between the rivers of Krishna and Tungabhadra. Aihole (city of temples) was the first ... Read More
Trade during Gupta Period K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit Industry and trade were generally prosperous during Gupta period.There was a balance of foreign trade. The major change in foreign trade wa... Read More
Gupta Empire: Art and Culture K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit In Gupta empire the king was directed in his administration by a community and group consisting of achief minister and a Senapati. There we... Read More
Definitions of Paleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic and Microlith K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit Paleolithic:- It is the earliest Stone age period dating 2.6 million years ago. The age is distinguished by most primitive stone tools. Hum... Read More
Gupta Empire: Administration K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit In Gupta empire the king was directed in his administration by a community and group consisting of achief minister and a Senapati. There we... Read More
Gupta Empire: Important Rulers K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit Year 320- 550 AD Location India Gupta Empire’s age called the golden age of India. It existed from 320- 550 AD. This empire covered the... Read More
Post Gupta Era K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit The Post Gupta era (up to 750 A.D.) During the end of 5th century A.D. the Gupta Empire began to disintegrate. Along with this breakdown I... Read More
The origin of Buddhism and Jainism K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit During Later Vedic period, the society was divided into 4 varnas namely, Brahmins, Kshatriya, Vaishyas and Shudras and it was decided on th... Read More
Jainism K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit A Jain is defined as a follower of Jina. Jina means victor or Conqueror. Jainism started centuries before Buddhism but later on was revive... Read More
Bodhisattvas K. M. Emrul Hasan Add Comment Edit Bhodisattva is defined as someone who has essence of enlightenment. Bodhisattva refers to all who are destined to become Buddhas in this li... Read More