Later Mauryas (232–185 BCE) The Later Mauryas, following Ashoka’s reign, governed a fragmented empire with limited historical records. While the Puranas, Buddhist, and Jain literature provide some information, these sources…
Introduction to Post-Mauryan Period The period following the decline of the Mauryan Empire, starting around 200 BCE, marked a significant transitional phase in Indian history. This era was characterized by…
Sunga and Kanva Dynasty in Post Mauryan Period The Sunga and Kanva dynasties marked a transitional phase in Indian history following the fall of the Mauryan Empire. These dynasties played…
Indo-Greeks During the Post-Mauryan Period The Indo-Greeks, known for their significant impact on Indian history, emerged during the post-Mauryan period around 200 BCE. These rulers, originally from Bactria (south of…
The Sakas in the Post Mauryan Period The Sakas, also known as the Scythians, were a Central Asian tribe that migrated to India through the Bolan Pass. Initially settling in…
The Kushanas, also referred to as Yuehchis or Tocharians, were one of the five clans of the Yuehchis tribe. Originating as nomadic people from the North Central Asian steppes, they…
The Chalcolithic period marked the transition from the Neolithic culture to a settled village society characterized by the use of both stone and metal tools. The term “Chalcolithic” is derived…
The Mesolithic Phase of the Stone Age culture transitioned into the Neolithic Phase around 4000 BCE in the Indian context. This phase followed the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic periods and preceded…
The term "Mesolithic" is derived from Greek, where "meso" means middle, and "lithic" means stone. It represents the Middle Stone Age, a transitional phase between the Paleolithic and Neolithic periods.…
Definition: Derived from Greek, "palaeo" means old, and "lithic" refers to stone. The term signifies the Old Stone Age, spanning the Pleistocene period, around two million years ago. Pleistocene Period:…
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