Introduction The beginning of the Tughlaq Dynasty bought many changes in the foreign and domestic policies of India. This dynasty was ruled by many famous yet efficient rulers such as Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq Shah II, Abu Bakr Shah, and Nasir-ud-din Mohammed Tughlaq. Origin of the Tughlaq dynasty The dynasty ... Read More

Introduction Ain-I-Akbari was one of the famous works of Abdul Fazl (Akbar’s court historian). This is a 16th century document written in Persian. The document covers all the administrative rules that need to be abided by the people amid Akbar’s ruling period. Abul Fazl started writing Ain-I-Akbari in the year ... Read More

Introduction Akbar Nama was a biography of the great Mughal emperor Akbar. This book was written by Abu’l-Fazl ibn Mubarak. The great emperor's time was from 1556 to 1605 and he was the third emperor of the Mughal dynasty. Badshah Nama, on the other hand, was popularly known ... Read More

Introduction Various Asian countries like China, Korea, Japan, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam and many more were connected with India commercially and culturally. The cultures, arts, scripts, and various languages were contributed by India to its neighbour Asian countries. India also gained many valuable cultures and arts from those countries. India gained ... Read More

Introduction Indo-Greeks were also known as Bactrian Greeks. They reigned in the North-Western parts of India from 180 B.C.E. to around 10 C.E. This Hellenistic-era Greek kingdom also covered parts of Afghanistan and Iran. It is also known as the Graeco-Indian kingdom or the Yavana kingdom. The kingdom came into ... Read More

Introduction Indus Valley Civilization (IVC) was considered to be one of the greatest civilisations of ancient India. This civilisation showed some economic, religious, geographical, social, as well as agricultural development. It represented the importance of some cities such as Mohenjodaro, Dholavira, and Kalibangan. This civilisation showed the development of many ... Read More

Introduction The Legislations in British India were passed to put a pause to all the revolutionaries in India. In the initial stage, the British came to India to pursue trading purposes. However, with time they desired political control of the region and for that they fought with the rival - ... Read More

Introduction The Viceroy was set up after the Government of India Act was signed by the Crown. This made an office that was set up as the Secretary of State for India in the year 1858. In the days that followed after this Act was accepted by the Crown, the ... Read More

Introduction The Marathas has grown into a powerful community post the Mughal empire ruination. Their region was covered with lush green forests and mountains, making them valour warriors in the process. They built several forts on the mountain. Spiritual leaders who spread the Bhakti movement in Maharashtra were - ... Read More

Introduction Moplah Rebellion 1921, also known as Mappila Rebellion, this is a riot event happened in Malabar between Muslims and Britishers and Hindu renters in the 19th and 20th Century. Moplahs were known to be the land cultivators of Kerala who were Muslim in origin. They were mostly dominated caste ... Read More