Indian History : The Indian Sub Continent

The state of Petristan is a vast landmass acknowledged as the subcontinent of India, spreading across the watershed of Paratha Valley in the West and Korma River in the East, with the early civilization which ranged from 2700 to 1700 B.C. Recent discoveries have asserted the notion that the early civilization of Paratha Valley has greatly influenced the formation of the Petristan state. Consequently, The Petristan State Archaeological Survey has selected 5000 sherds from eighteen probable sites by random sampling techniques in effort to investigate the proposed postulation. In principal, relative dating method of seriation has been

The paleolithic civilizations the early period of human history from 2,500,00 through 10,000 B.C. Neolithic civilizations begun to

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Exploration of the “New World” and the Indian Territory can be summed down to one major component, greed. Greed for power. Greed for gold. Greed for pocket lining commerce. Greed for allies. Greed for more souls to serve the Christian God. Greed for more land. Greed to protect what they have conquered. All different, but all from the same root. The Indian Territory is touched by all forms of this greed, and the approach maybe different but both brought fundamental change to the territory. While their contact with the tribes in the area is harmful, it also changes the interaction between the tribes as well. These contacts brought powerful warfare weapons, horses (Spanish) and guns (French). The

A society that is often overlooked that has made great achievements and who has had a significant impact on modern day society is nonetheless, India and ancient Indian civilization. After the fall of the Gupta Empire in 480, small kingdoms throughout the region, which was invaded by the Turks and Mongols, but was not conquered, would rule India. The northern parts of India frequently were raided and invaded by the Turks, all the way from Afghanistan to Central Asia. Muslim Turks decided to rule a state in north India called the Delhi sultanate, which was ruled for several centuries, and in the mean time Islam gained its adherents throughout the southern regions of Asia. Hinduism continued to flourish throughout the nation, while Buddhism

“We do order and command from this time forward no cause of war or other reason even rebellion shall justify making a slave of any indian or otherwise for they shall be treated as subjects of the crown for so they are”

In the name and cause of freedom and expansion, the lives and culture of Indians were taken away in order to benefit the whites. Indian children first went to boarding schools in 1860 to transform their culture into the white culture. The Indians felt threatened, because they were being pushed out of their territories from the miners’ trails and Mormons that had begun settling in Northern Utah. As a result of this conflict, a massacre took place which led to major changes in settlement of the Cache Valley territory.

India was controlled by Britain and was one of their most successful colonies. After World War 2 this region went through a decolonization process and eventually gaining statehood and freedom from colonial status for India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. During this time the French and British lost most of their controlled territory. It all began with India, in this movement for independence.

The history of the nation of India is a long and interesting one but most westernizes lack any true understanding of it. Like any long standing culture there have been good and bad periods in their history but one period has been identified as the "Golden Age of India (Dehejia, 1993)." This period, which lasted over a hundred years (322 BCE 185 BCE), began when an exiled general by the name of Chandragupta Maurya overthrew the reigning king Dhana Nanda. Once Chandragupta Maurya had established his new government in the Eastern area of India he began expanding his power westward across Central and Western India and, in the process, the religions of Hinduism and Buddhism also began to spread throughout India (Avari, 2007).

Before Columbus arrived to America, which he wrongly claimed as India, the idea of being a “virtuous woman” had been spread in Europe and accepted by women. The strong patriarchy system had been practiced in Europe for a long time and it had dated back to the establishing of New Europe and the collision of two cultures of Indo and Europeans. According to the article from Belili Productions, many researchers have stated that “matrilineal patterns are adaptive in favorable environments where people are not subjugated by conquest, whereas patrilocality and patrilineality are more likely to be found where there is endemic warfare, where resources are scarce or where populations have been conquered by “patrilineal invaders.” This statement presents the strong proof of how patriarchy was adopted in first place. Also, in the article, a researcher named Sandy concluded that for some circumstances such as political matters, women accepted male dominance for social and cultural welfare. The invasion, the wars and battles, and the destabilization had put men in the place of main role in the family, leader of the community and of the nation.

The characteristic phases of development of pre-historical humanity are the Paleolithic and Neolithic eras. The Paleolithic era is called the Old Stone Age, and the Neolithic era is called the New Stone Age. Pre-History is the time before history where people had not developed the use of writing nor cities. The societies of the Stone Age started to emerge as “early hominids made most of their tools out of stone”, and because of their use of stone they are said to belong to the Stone Age, the Paleolithic and Neolithic eras (Cole and Symes 4). The Paleolithic era is labeled as the development of tools and a hunting and gathering period. The hominids in Africa started to make tools with stone and fire. Later, about 200,000 years ago, the Neanderthals

ndo-Europeans in Ancient India About 1500 BC, India was invaded by Indo-European people. These people came from the area between the Black Sea and the Caspian sea. Between 2500 and 2000 BC, many Indo-Europeans migrated all over Eurasia. Some went to Europe and became the Romans and the Greeks, some settled in Turkey and became the Hittites. Others migrated south-east instead. Some of them stopped in Iran, while others continued south-east to Pakistan and India. The slow migration did not arrive in northern India until about 1500 BC. In India, the Indo-Europeans are usually called the Aryans. The Aryans first settled along the Indus River, in the same place where the Harappa people had lived. They settled down and mixed with the local Indian

India has the 2nd largest population followed by the 7th largest land area. It is believed to be over 4000 years old. They border the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal. It is a vast country with rich natural resources and history. India was civilized by 500 B.C. They had a golden period under the Gupta Empire during 320 A.D. and 500 A.D. The British started ruling after Bahadur Shah II. India got their independence on August 15th, 1947.India’s population is more than 1.3 billion people as of 2016. Their multiple religions and cultures make India very culturally diverse. Climate varies from tropical monsoons in the south to sweltering suns in the north. Deserts are strewn

The Vedic period also referred to as the vedic age was that period in the Indian History during which the Vedas, the oldest scriptures of Hinduism were composed. The Indo-Aryans, settled in North India were very closely related to the Vedic Age and its inception. They played a key role in bringing in specific religious traditions and customs which is commonly referred to as the Vedic Civilization. In the civilizations early days, it was a tribal and pastoral society based in the northwestern parts of the Indian Subcontinent. It spread to the Ganges Plain after 1200 BCE shaped by the increasing settled agriculture, a hierarchy of four social classes and the unfolding of monarchial, state-level polities.

The first motorcar on the streets of India was seen in 1898. In 1903, an American company began a public taxi service with a fleet of 50 cars in Mumbai. For about 50 years after the first car arrived in India, cars were directly imported until foreign manufacturers began to realize the vast potential India had with its vast distances and large population. Before world war-1, around 4,000 motor vehicles were imported. During the wars, a start for an automobile industry was made by establishing assembly plants in Mumbai, Calcutta, and Chennai. The import / assembly of motor vehicles grew manifold post 1920s, crossing 30,000 units by 1930. It was towards the end of