Here we are covering complete detailed history notes of ancient India, medieval India, and modern India aspects of Indian culture and the Indian freedom struggle.
Introduction of the Buddhism Era in India In the 6th century, Buddhism was promoted by Buddha. Buddhism is a majority religion in most Asian countries. Buddhism had taken numerous varieties, except in this instance, the Buddha’s life circumstances, lessons, as well as the “spirit” or “essence” of his teachings (known as dhamma or dharma) have all …
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Overview of Vedic civilization The “epic period” of older Indian civilization is recognized as the Vedic Age(Vedic civilization). It is the fundamental base of Indian culture, during which the essential roots of Indian civilization became developed. These occurrences of the initial Hindu religion as the formative Indian religion and the sociocultural process are known as …
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The fifth Mogul monarch of India, Shah Jahan (1592-1666), reigned from 1592 to 1666. The Mughal Emperor attained its glory of opulence and luxury during his rule, which lasted from 1628 to 1658. Taj Mahal, a masterpiece of his constructions Shah Jahan, Emperor Jahangir’s third son, was born on January 5, 1592, in Lahore and …
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Peshwas under Maratha Empire The Marathas were India’s most ferocious tribes, forming a powerful confederacy in the Deccan area. Peshwas were devoted Marathas state ministers, assisting the monarch in a variety of administrative and political problems. After the demise of Aurangzeb, Mughal Emperor the community official Shivaji founded a distinct Maratha country in 1674, and …
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Battle of Buxar Origins and Effects – Decisive battle for expansion of English trade In 1764, the Battle of Buxar was pivotal combat between the English army and the Bengal Nawab, Mir Kasim, Shah Alam II, & the Mughal Emperor’s united army. The conflict resulted from the misapplication of trade permits by Dastak and Farman …
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The British education policy Prior to the arrival of the British education, Hindus and Muslims got taught by Pathsala and Faith schools, correspondingly, but the arrival of the British brought in a distinct way of learning, namely Missionaries. So that they too will establish a category of Indians who seem to be Indian in blood …
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Maratha Administration Shivaji is a brilliant fighter, as well as an excellent Maratha administration. He possessed an advisory panel to help him with his day-to-day management. Ashta Pradhan was the name given to this group of eight ministers. Its main purpose was to provide advice. The Peshwa also recognized as the prime minister handles the …
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The Successors of Shivaji – Introduction The Successors of Shivaji – Here the Maratha Empire, also known as the Maratha Confederacy, had based in modern-day India’s southwest. From 1674 through 1818, they dominated and expanded their lands. The Maratha Empire was initiated by Shivaji and united by Peshwas (the empire’s Prime Minister). The most powerful …
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Alexander III of Macedon (356 BC – 323 BC), also known as Alexander the Great, ascended the throne of Macedonian after his father Philip II at the age of Twenty and reigned until his death at the age of 32. Alexander progressed major of his rule pursuing a tactical mission across Asia and northeast Africa, …
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Indian campaign of Alexander the Great – Alexander’s Indian Invasion The Greeks and the Iranians struggled for world dominion in the fourth century BC. The Greeks finally defeated the Iranian empire under the guidance of Alexander of Macedonia. Alexander captured Asia Minor and Iraq, including it he also conquered Iran. Alexander marched from Iran to …
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Akbar the Great is further known as Abu’l-Fath Jalal-ud-din Muhammad Akbar: Greatest of the Mughal emperors in India at the period of 1556–1605. Akbar was born on Oct. 15, 1542, in Umerkot which is located today in Sindh province, Pakistan. He departed his life on 27 October 1605 in Agra, India. As a young man, …
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Chhatrapati Shivaji known as Shivaji Bhonsle was a magnificent warrior of India. The history of India has a pivotal place for its exceptional leadership and wisdom. The supreme leader of the Maratha confederacy in western India. Shivaji was born on February 19, 1630, at Shivneri, Pune district, India. His father Shahji Bhonsle served as Maratha …
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