What you'll learn
- Medieval History of India
Requirements
- High School
Description
Under this module we will be covering upon the various empires and their rulers such as the Delhi Sultanate and Mughal empire covered under the 'Medieval History of India'. So, whenever we are studying upon Medieval India, it's not only about the dark ages, it's not only about the degradation of the Indian Society or the decimation of the Hindus. Instead, Medieval India is much more to that. In fact, Medieval India is very vibrant bedrock of the cultural ideas which were coming from various parts of the world and also from various parts of India like the 'Sufi tradition', 'Bhakti movement' etc. along with various other ideas. That will give us a totally newer perspective to History Writing and Reading.
In this module, I have tried to focus upon the important issues, like for example, how exactly the transition between the Ancient Indian History and the Medieval Indian History took place i.e. after the death of Harshvardhan. Then I have also tried to understood how the Islamic invasions were happening in India and with their coming in India, how exactly the political dynamics entirely changed.
Therefore, we at 'The Saviour Academy' will adopt a very holistic approach towards studying History. Plan to spend two to four hours per week for five weeks on the course, which includes videos, text and non-graded assessments. Then show off your new skills and knowledge with an impressive final project.
Who this course is for:
- UPSC Aspirants
Instructor
Mr. Pulkit Aggarwal is one of the renowned faculty member at 'The Saviour Academy'. A Ph.D. Scholar from Jamia Milia Islamia and from where he has also done his M.Phil, holds a B.A. History as well as M.A. History from Hindu College, University of Delhi. He is a well-known pioneer in the History Department. He has taught at Ashoka University and have been also associated with various e-learning modules over the past few years. He is a prominent IAS Educator and has mentored many successful IAS aspirants.