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The Rajputs always insisted that they were of the kshatriya caste and they were divided into clans. The Rajput kings belonged to ordered family, which connected them with either the sun-family (surya-vamshi) or the moon-family (chandra-vamsha) of ancient Indian kings. However, there were ...
The great Pallava kings of South India were arguably the greatest of these South India dynasties who became rich and powerful from their control of the spice and silk trade. From their great port of Mahabalipuram, near the site of a former Roman trading station, the Pallavas ...
A brief history of India, a land of ancient civilizations. India's social, economic, and cultural configurations are the products of a long process of regional expansion. Read more!
It tracks two things: the spread of Buddhism and the spread of Indian mathematics across the region and around the world…while I was familiar with the broad outlines of the story told in The Golden Road, most of the details I was not. Once I got past the introduction, I found the ...
The Indo-Greek rulers were the first one in the history of India, whose coins carried the portraits of kings and their names. Before the Indo-Greek rulers, the coins in India did not carry names or portraits of the kings and also Indo Greeks were the first rulers who issued gold coins....
B.Indian peoplehave an interesting lifestyle C.its cultureis greatly influenced by its history D.India’s history is longer than that of any other country 3.Most forts were built in order to A.honor thekings B.act as apalace for queens C.keep enemiesaway D.attracttourists 4.According to...
In Sanskrit drama, kings speak in Prakrit when addressing women or servants, in contrast to the Sanskrit used in reciting more formal poetic monologues. The three Dramatic Prakrits – Sauraseni, Magadhi, Maharashtri, as well as Jain Prakrit each represent a distinct tradition of literature withi...
Chapter three is predictably dedicated to recounting the glories of the Imperial Period, "Explanation of the Manner in which the Dharma Was Spread in Tibet by the Kindness of the [Religious] Kings" (rgyal po mams kyi drin las bod du chos dar lugs...
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