History

The period between the Sangam Age and the Pallava-Pandya period, roughly between c. 300 CE and 600 CE, is known as the age of Kalabhras of Kalabhra dynasty in the history of Tamizhagam.

Harshavardhana a 16-year-old ascended to Thanesar’s throne in 606 AD. He immediately marched towards Kannauj and rescued his sister Rajyashri, who was believed to be on the verge of committing Sati.

The revolt of 1857, for long mistaken to be a mere mutiny of the Indian sepoys in the Bengal army were indeed joined by an aggrieved rural society of north India. Its causes, therefore, need to be searched for not only in the disaffection of the army, but in a long-drawn process of fundamental social and economic change that upset the peasant communities during the first century of the Company’s rule.

The need for an all-India organisation of educated Indians had been felt since 1880, but the Ilbert Bill controversy deepened this desire. The establishment of Indian National Congress (INC) gave rise to one of the most prominent political associations of the 20th century.

Here we have compiled a complete list of Newspapers during the freedom struggle and important journals with their founders.

The Satavahanas in peninsular India were succeeded by the Vakatakas (local power) who ruled the Deccan for more than two and a half centuries.

Introduction of the Gupta Period Sources of the Gupta Period INSCRIPTIONS NUMISMATICS LITERATURE: Other Sources: Why Is The Gupta Period Called The Golden Age Of India? The polity of the Gupta Period A brief about the kings of the Gupta dynasty is given in the table below: Gupta Dynasty Kings Facts about Gupta Kings Sri

Important Books And Authors Of Ancient India All the important books and authors of Ancient India are given below: Book Author Indica Megasthenes Arthashastra Kautilya Astadhyayi Panini Mahabhasya Patanjali Charak Samhita Charaka Buddha Charitam Ashwaghosha Gathasaptashati Hala Geet Govinda Jaya Deva Aihole Prasasti Ravi Kriti Swapanavasavadattam Bhasa Natyashastra Bharata Muni Abhigyan Shakuntalam Kalidasa Kumar Sambhava

The period between 4th and sixth century CE is known as the Golden Age of India because of the considerable achievements of Indians in the fields of mathematics, astronomy, science, religion and philosophy during the Gupta Empire.