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Kanishka [127–150 CE]: The Most Famous Kushan Ruler and His Legacy
Kanishka’s Reign and Expansion Capitals and Administration Patronage of Buddhism Kanishka Stupa and Buddhist Architecture Cultural and Religious Influence Rabatak Inscription FAQs
Edicts of Ashoka [268–232 BCE]: Important Facts and Analysis for UPSC
Types of Edicts of Ashoka Geographic and Linguistic Diversity of Edicts of Ashoka Geographical Spread of the Edicts of Ashoka Regions Covered Languages and Scripts Location Central and Eastern India…
Chalcolithic Period in India: Sites, Cultures, and Artifacts [3000 BCE to 1500 BCE] | Study Material for UPSC WBCS
The Chalcolithic Period marks a significant stage in India, a transition period between the Stone Age and the Bronze Age. This period, which lasted roughly from around 4000 BCE to 1500 BCE, witnessed crucial advancements in technology, economy, and social organization.
Prehistoric Period – Lifestyle, Stone Tools, Sites | UPSC WBCS Study Material
Events before the invention of writing are considered pre-history. The Prehistoric Period in India can be broadly divided into three main phases: Paleolithic Age (2.6 million years ago – 10,000 BCE), Mesolithic Age (10,000 BCE – 6,000 BCE), Neolithic Age (6,000 BCE – 2,000 BCE).
Indo-Roman Trade – Trade Routes, Major Ports | History Notes for UPSC WBCS
Sources of Indo-Roman Trade Sangam literature Reference of Roman ships sailing in the Periyar River Import of gold and wine Export of black pepper. Periplus of the Erythraean Sea: It…
Indo Parthians [20 AD–226 AD] | Ancient Indian History Notes for UPSC State PSC
The Indo-Parthians ruled an area covering parts of eastern Iran, various parts of Afghanistan, and the northwest regions of the Indian subcontinent.
The Magnificent Gupta Art and Architecture | Ancient Indian History Notes for UPSC State PSC
Gupta Art | Gupta Architecture | Mathura School of Art
Kharvela – Meghavahana Dynasty [2nd century BCE] | Study Material for UPSC BPSC WBCS
The Hathigumpha inscription mentions that Kharbela ascended the throne at the age of 24. He took the title of Kalinga Chakrabarti.
Hoysala Empire – Medieval Indian History for UPSC State PSC
The Hoysala Empire ruled parts of Karnataka between the 10th and the 14th century. The capital of the Hoysalas was located at Belur.