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Important events in modern indian history pdf Continue Preparing history for the UPSC public service preliminary examination can be relatively challenging for UPSC aspiration from a scientific academic background. But it's easy to get to know the history and culture once aspirants understand the ability to take notes and a selective study. Here we give important incidents in ancient chronological order to India's modern history, i.e. in the chronological order of Indian history, which helps prepare your history. In this post, you will also find the names of the rulers of India in chronological order. Indian history can be categorized into three periods: Ancient Indian Medieval Indian Modern Indian History Timeline Chart Detailed stages of Indian history are mentioned below: Ancient Indian Period: Prehistoric AD 700 There were activities of Homo erectus indian subcontinent 20 lakh years ago and Homo sapiens from 70,000 BC. The first inhabitants of the Indian subcontinent could have been tribal-like: Nagas in the northeastern Santhals of east India's Bhils central Indian Gondolas in central India to Todas in southern India These people speak Austric, pre-Dravidian language like Munda and Gondvi. The Aryans and the Dravidians should be immigrants who later came to the sub-continent. For more information about the civilization of the Indus Valley, see the linked article. Paleolithic period (2 million BC – 10 000 BC) Important paleolithic sites are kaladgi basin, Bhimbetka, Hunsgi, Kurnool Caves and Narmada Valley, Tools consisting of limestone Stage Fire discovered in the Mesolithic period (10,000 BC - 8000 BC) Microliths found in Brahmagiri, Narmada and Gujarat Domestication of animal and livestock farming began during this period Significant climate change happened in the Neolithic period (8000 BC - 2000 BC) Wheel discovered and agriculture began during this period in Inamgaon is an early Neolithic village with large megalithic sites at Brahmagiri and Adichanallur Important Neolithic sites : Hallur (Andhra Pradesh) Mahagara (Uttar Pradesh) Mask Paiyampalli (Andhra Pradesh) Sangana Kaller Utnur Burzahom (Kashmir) Chirand (Bihar) Daojali Hading (Tripura and Assam) Gufkra (Kashmir) Kodekal Koldihwa (Uttar Pradesh) Mehrgarh (Pakistan) Takkala Kota Indus Valley Civilization (BC 2700 – BC 1900 BC 1900 BC) It was created around 3300 BC. It flourished between 2700 BC and 1900 BC (Mature Indus Valley Civilization). It began to decline around 1900 BC and disappeared around 1400 BC. Chalcolithic period (4000 BC – 1500 BC) It is also known as the Copper Age and is considered part of the Bronze Age. Iron Age (BC 1500 - BC 200) The vedria and the arrival of the Aryan Basic Books of Hinduism, Vedas consists of this period. The rise of Jainism and Buddhism Mahajanapadas Magadha Empire- Bimbisara haryanka Kula Sishunaga dynasty – Kalasoka (Kakavarnin) Nanda Empire – Mahapadma-Nanda, Dhana-Nanda Persians — Arrival: Alexander 327 BC Mauryan Empire (324–187 BC) 322–298 eCE- Chandragupta 298–272 BC- Bindusara 268–23 22 B CE – Ashoka Mauryan Kingdoms was succeeded by Sunga (181–71 BC) Kanva (71-27BC) in Satavahana (235-100BC) The Indo-Greeks, Partisans (180BC-45AD) Sakas (90BC-150AD) Kushanas (78AD) Sangam Age (300 BC – 300 AD) Gup Ta Empire (300AD - 800AD) This was the old Indian Empire Samudra Gupta Gupta Gupta is known in India Napoleon Post-Gupta or Modern Gupta For The Deterioration of the Imperial Guptas In Magadha and its capital, Pataliputra After the fall of the Guptas, important power centers emerged: the Vardhana dynasty in Mukhar, Hunas Pushyabhutis Gaudas Varman Maitrakas, Rajputs, Senas and Chauhans succeeded later. Important Ancient History Articles in IAS Exam Preparation are related to the table below: Download Ancient Indian History notes from UPSC when visiting the linked page. Medieval India (AD 700 - AD 1857) The trilateral struggle was a dingity of supremacy and control of the central Gangetic valley in the three-part struggle (AD 800-1200 )- Prathiharas, Palas and Rashtrakutas in AD 712, Attack of Muhammed Bin Kassim growth sufism succeeded: Muhammad Ghazni (AD 1000-27) Muhammad Ghori (AD 1175-1206) Great Southern Indian kingdoms during medieval India's Vijayanagara and Bhamini. Chronology of Indian History - Download pdf Here Delhi Sultanate (1206 AD - 1526 AD) Slave Dynasty Khilji Dynasty Tuglaq Dynasty Sayyid Dynasty Lodi Dynasty Mughals (AD 1526 - AD 1857) Mughals Later Mughals Arrival in Europe Read some important medieval history articles related to the table below: Lae UPSC Medieval Indian History Notes visiting the linked page of Modern India (AD 1857-1991) 1857- First War of Indian Independence in 1885- Formation of the Indian National Congress 1906-Formation of the Muslim League 1920-Non-Cooperation Movement 1930-Civil Disobedience Movement 1942- India Quit Movement 1947- The Partition India 1946 - 1950 Constitutional Development of India 1962- India-China War 1965-India-Pakistan War 1971- Formation bangladesh 1991-New Economic Policy Download NCERT Modern Indian History Notes visiting related article Read some of the most important Modern Indian history articles related to the table below : More UPSC related preparation materials and articles, visit the links in the table below: Related Links This is a timeline of India's history, consisting of significant legal and territorial changes and political events in India and its predecessor countries. For a background on these events, see History of India. See also the list of Governors-General of India, the list of Prime Ministers of India and the years of India. This is a dynamic list and may never meet specific standards of completeness. You can help by expanding this reliably sourced records. Millennia BCE · 9th BC · 5. BC · 4. BC · 3. BC · 2. BCE · 1. BCE · 1. · 2. · 3. Centuries EKR50 · 90. · 75. · 70. · 45. · 43. · 40. · 37. · 35. · 34. · 33. · 32. · 31. · 30. · 29. · 28. · 27. · 26. · 25. · 24. · 23. · 22. · 21. · 20. · 19. · 18. · 17. · 16. · 15. · 14. · 13. · 12. · 11. · 10. · 9. · 8. · 7. · 6. · 5. · 5. · 4. · 3. · 2. · 1. CE 1. · 2. · 3. · 4. · 5. · 6. · · 10. · 11. · 12. · 13. · 14. · 15. · 16. · 17. · 18. · 19. · 20. · The 21st Pre 90th Century Is The Year Of The Year Event of 400,000 - 100,000 BC skull fragment found in Hathnora in the Narmada Valley in central India suggests that this part of the Indian continent could have been inhabited in the Middle Pleistocene era about 250,000 years ago. Aek R. Sankhyan describes it as discussed and conveniently interpreted as advanced Homo erectus or archaic. [1] Proto-human instruments, dated for two million years, have been discovered in the north-west of the sub-continent. [2] [3] The first archaeological site on the subcontinent is the palaeolithic hominid site in the Soan River Valley. [4] The Soan areas are found in Sivaliki region across India, Pakistan and Nepal. [5] [6] Some of Bhimbetka's sheds were inhabited by Homo erectus more than 100,000 years ago. [8] [9] Madrasia cultural sites can be found in Attirampakkam (Attrambakkam=13° 13' 50, 79° 53' 20), located in Chennai (formerly madras), near Tamil Nadu. [10] The resources associated with this culture have then been found in different parts of the region. Bifacial handaxes and cleavers are typical assemblyages back into this culture. [11] Flake tools, microlithic and other cutting tools have also been found. Most of these tools consisted of misshapen rock quartzite. [10] The stone tool objects in this collection have been identified as part of another pluvial period in India. [12] Evidence of hominins' presence with Acheulean technology from 150,000 B.C. to 100,000 BC in Tamil Nadu. [13] A technology similar to today's silks used by homo sapiens in Africa was found in Jwalapuram around 74,000 BC. Paleolithic industries in southern India's Tamil Nadu 30,000 eCe [14] 90th Century ECE Year Date Event 9000 BCEis Early Neolithic culture first approved semi-sub-industrial settlements appeared 11,000 years ago at Bhimbetka rock shelters in modern Madhya Pradesh, India. Some of the Stone Paintings of the Stone Age, found among bhimbetka rock shelters, are about 30,000 years old. The ancient history of the region includes some of South Asia's oldest settlements[16] and some of its main civilizations. [17] [18] 40. The BCE phase of indus valley civilization begins. Civilization used the early form of indus signs, the so-called Indus manuscript. Over the next 1,000-1,500 years, the inhabitants of civilisation developed new techniques for crafts (carnelian products, seal carving) and metallurgy (copper, bronze, lead and tin) in the craft industry, and metallurgy (copper, bronze, lead and tin) had developed urban planning, baked brick houses, efficient drainage systems, water supply systems and large non-residential clusters. Civilisation was a significant dependence on trade, was the first civilization to use wheeled transport in the form of weeding trolleys and also using boats. The 27th century ECE date event 2600 eCE Harappa and Mohenjo-daro cities will become major metropolises, and civilization will expand to over 2,500 cities and settlements across Pakistan, much of northern India and much of Afghanistan,[21] covering about a million square miles, larger than its Egyptian modern and Mesopotamy area, is connected. and also had better urban planning and sanitation systems. Civilization uses indus's manuscript. 2600 bCE Early Dynasty Ii end and early dynasty IIIa period beginning in Mesopotamy. 2900 BC – 2334 B.C. The Wars of Mesopotamy during the early dynasty period. 18th century eCe date event in 1800 BC Adichanallur urn-burial site in tirunelveli district of Tamil Nadu. In 2004, several skeletons date back about 3,800 years. 15th Century ECE Date Event 1500 BC Early Vedy Period (up to 1000 BC) 13th century eCe Year Date Event 1300 BCE Cemetery H culture reaches the end of 12th century BC Date Event 12 00 ECE Rigveda (up to 1000 BC) 10.
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