Indian History Chronology

Name: Indian History Chronology
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From Ancient India To Modern India

Created byKumud Dave

Last updated 10/2019

English

What you'll learn

The students will learn about our Indian history briefly.
You will learn about ancient india , medieval india and modern india.

Course content

5 sections • 37 lectures • 1h 18m total length

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lesson 1 Introduction1:40
Explore the chronology of Indian history, tracing ancient dynasties and migrations that shaped a diverse civilization, and understand history's meaning as derived from the Greek word historian.
lesson 1.1 Introduction to indian history0:14
lesson 1.2 introduction to 5 part of the course7:07
Explore the five-part Indian history chronology, tracing the valley civilization and Vedic civilization through the Bronze Age and Iron Age to Silk Road exchanges and Mughal rule.
lesson 1.3 Ancient India1:37
lesson 1.4 Paleolithic and Mesolithic period2:07
lesson 1.5 Neolithic and Chalcolithic period1:33

lesson 3 Bronge and iron age2:40
lesson 3.1 Ashoka dhamma and Great wall of china4:48
Explore Ashoka's dhamma as a code of religious duty, nonviolence, and tolerance, alongside the history of the Great Wall of China, its vast length, builders, and human cost.
lesson 3.2 Traders ,kings and pilgrims of Great wall of china , Silk route2:41
Explore how traders, kings, and pilgrims connected east and west along the Silk Road, a network linking China to India and beyond, exchanging silk, goods, Buddhism, science, and technology.
lesson 3.3 Post Mauryan kingdom3:16
lesson 3.4 Guptas, Harshavardana and Harshacharita, Pallavas ,chalukya, pulkest2:22
lesson 3.5 Paintings, books and buildings of ancient india times and Post gupta1:57

lesson 4 Medieval India1:39
lesson 4.1 Sangam -chola, chera and pandyas2:09
lesson 4.2 Delhi Sultanate2:25
lesson 4.3 Early Turkish Dynasty , Khalji Dynasty3:49
Explore the early Turkish dynasties and the Khalji dynasty, tracing their Delhi-based rule, language use in Persian and Hindi, religious landscape, architecture, and defense against the Mongol Empire.
lesson 4.4 Tughlaq Dynasty1:33
lesson 4.5 Alauddin khalji defensive policy against genghis khan2:06
lesson 4.6 Mohammad tughlaq offensive policy against gengish khan1:34
lesson 4.7 15th and 16th century sultanate2:16

lesson 5 About Babur2:39
lesson 5.1 About Humayun1:09
Humayun navigates his father’s will and dynastic inheritance, endures defeats and flight, gains help, and ultimately is captured before dying in an accident, shaping the second Mongol empire.
lesson 5.2 About Jahangir1:11
lesson 5.3 About Shah jahan0:41
lesson 5.4 About Aurangzeb1:26
lesson 5.5 About Akbar1:28
Explore Akbar’s Mughal empire policies, the provincial finance officers who ran tax collection, and a governance vision that unified administration with political and military paymaster roles.
lesson 5.6 History schools0:26
lesson 5.7 Thanku0:10

Requirements

If you are interesting, this course will help buildup your knowledge and in turn your persona.

Description

In this course we will discuss about ancient India , Modern India , Medieval India and we will also discuss about topics like Indus valley civilization , Silk route , Great wall of china , Post -Mauryan kingdom , Delhi sultanate , about Guptas and post Guptas. We will also discuss about ancient India periods like paleolithic period , mesolithic period , chalcolithic period ,and neolithic period. The students will get more knowledge about Indian history and it will helps in many competition exams like UPSC . Its very good to have a knowledge about our Histroy . we will also read about our empires like akbar, Humayun ,Shah Jahan ,Aurangzeb and all. This course is fully based on Indian history and it will gives you lots of knowledge about Indian history . After taking this course you can take advance history lessons to enhance your history knowledge to next level .

Who this course is for:

Humanities students, IAS aspirants , BSTC students
Any one interested in learning.

Indian History Chronology

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Course content

Introduction7 lectures • 14min

Section 28 lectures • 20min

Section 36 lectures • 18min

Section 48 lectures • 18min

Section 58 lectures • 9min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: