Indian History Syllabus and Important Areas
- Ancient Indian History
- Source of History
- Native literature
- Vedas, Ramayana, Mahabharat, Puranas, Buddhist literature, Biography, and Popular books and author.
- Foreign literature
- Books of Greeks and the Roman writer related to ancient India
- Inscriptions
- Coins
- Paleolithic Age
- Tools, Art, and Culture, Lifestyle
- Mesolithic Age
- Tools, Art, and Culture, Lifestyle
- Neolithic Age
- Tools, Art, and Culture, Lifestyle
- Chalcolithic Age
- Characteristics
- Mehorgah Civilization
- Indus Valley Civilization
- Vedic Age
- Rise of Magadh
- Haryanka Dynasty
- Sishunaga Dynasty
- Nanda Dynasty
- Foreign Invasion
- Greek Alexander
- Persian (Iranian)
- Jainism and Buddhism
- Maurya Dynasty
- Chandragupta Maurya
- Bindusara
- Ashoka
- Post Mauryan and Pre-Gupta Period
- Sunga Dynasty
- Kanva Dynasty
- Satavahana Dynasty
- Chedi Dynasty
- Foreign Invasion
- Indo-Greeks
- Shakas
- Parthians
- Kushan
- Gupta Period
- Chalukya, Pallavas, Pandyas
- Medieval India
- Rashtrakutas and other Rajputs Clans and Important Kings
- The Delhi Sultanate
- Mamluk/Slave Dynasty
- Khilji Dynasty
- Tughlaq Dynasty
- Sayyid Dynasty
- Lodhi Dynasty
- Vijayanagar Empire
- Sangam Dynasty
- Saluva Dynasty
- Tulva Dynasty
- Aravidu Dynasty
- Bahamani Kingdom
- Mughal Empire
- Sher Shah Suri
- Later Mughals
- Rises of Maharatha Power
- Shivaji
- Peshwas
- Modern Indian History
- Advents of Portuguese, British, Duch, French
- Raises of Autonomous States
- Bengal
- Hyderabad
- Avadh
- Mysore
- Punjab
- British Expansion
- Brish Land Revenue System
- Civil Revolts
- Revolt of 1857
- Direct Administration by Britain
- Governor General, Viceroy
- Act for India by the British Parliament
- The growth of Modern Education and Cultural Uprisings
- Social and Religious Movement
- Pre-Congress Nationalist Organization and Development of Nationalism
- Indian National Movement
The best approach to Indian History:
- Read any popular textbook of your own choice and ease. (Language: prefer what you comfortable at)
- Go through the last 10 years questions paper
- Now make notes of important things or mark in your textbooks
- Revise your notes in a time interval
- Practice lots of MCQs and add in your note what you are missing
...To be continued
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