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Sankhya Philosophy Sankhya Vaiśeṣika https://iep.utm.edu/hindu-ph/#SH3b Yoga https://iep.utm.edu/hindu-ph/#SH3d Pūrvamīmāṃsā https://iep.utm.edu/hindu-ph/#SH3e Lokayata Lokayata/Carvaka – Indian Materialism Vedanta Vedanta, Advaita Bhedabheda Vedanta Bhedabheda Vedanta Pudgalavada Buddhist Philosophy Pudgalavada Buddhist Philosophy Madhyamaka Buddhist Philosophy Madhyamaka Buddhist Philosophy Santideva Harrapan Sites A Brief Introduction to the Ancient Indus Civilization Ancient (Important HARAPPAN SITES) Study Notes @ abhipedia Powered by ABHIMANU IAS

Bodhisatva Bodhisattva | Buddhist ideal Buddhahood Buddha Buddhist Places of Worship Buddhist places of worship - Worship - GCSE Religious Studies Revision Life of Buddha Life of the Buddha: A spiritual journey Hiuen Tsang Hiuen Tsang and his Importance in Harsha's Empire Sanchi Stupa The Great Stupa at Sanchi Lepakshi Temple Veerabhadra Temple, Lepakshi Mamallapuram Explained: How Mamallapuram became Mahabalipuram, regained old name Mamallapuram Nyaya Philosophy Nyaya Sunga, Kanvas I.1. The Sungas, Kanvas, Republican Kingdoms and Monarchies, Mahameghavahanas The Famous Foreign Travelers Who Visited Ancient India

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By 19 you will be done with Ancient and Modern History, then in next 5-6 days we will revise geography and Medieval History and you are done with the revision.

Modern History Targets Swadeshi movement Swadeshi Movement in India India Swadeshi Movement: Timeline and Important facts that you must know Moderates & Extremist Extremism and Revolutionary Movement in India during 1905 to 1917 History of Freedom Struggle in India Surat split The Split in the Surat Congress,1907 – SELF STUDY HISTORY Morley Minto reform The Ghadar History of the Ghadar Movement komagata Maru incident The Saga of the Komagata Maru Home Rule League movement All India Home Rule League 1915-1920 How Dr. Annie Besant was Responsible for the Home Rule Movement in India? Lucknow Pact between Congress and Muslim League Lucknow Pact of 1916 Criminal Law Amendment Act of 1908 Indian Newspaper (incitement to offence) Act 1908 Explosive Substances Act 1908 Indian Press Act of 1910 Montagu Chelmsford Reform Government of India Act, 1919 | Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms: Main Features of the Act Rowlatt Act The Rowlatt Act The emergence of Gandi UNIT 10 EMERGENCE OF GANDHI* Gandhi In India Champaran Satyagraha 1917 Ahmedabad Mill Strike 1918 Kheda Satyagraha 1918 Jalianwala Bagh Massacre 1919 The Rowlatt Act & Jallianwala Bagh Massacre (1919) Khilafat and Non-Cooperation Movement Khilafat Movement | International Encyclopedia of the First World War (WW1)

Vedas The Vedas Rashtrakuta Empire Rashtrakuta Dynasty Pala Rulers A Complete list of Pala Rulers and their contribution Ikshvaku Rulers Kings of Ikshvaku dynasty Ajanta Caves The Caves of Ajanta (article) | Gupta period Ellora Caves Ellora Caves Barabar Caves Why You Should Go To The Barabar Hill Caves In Bihar Nasik Caves Nashik – Steeped in Legend & History Pandav Caves Jain Philosophy Jainism Religion Indus Valley Civilization Religion and Culture https://www.ancient.eu/article/230/religious-developments-in-ancient-india/#:~:text=It%20was%20widely%20suggested%20that,as%20Hinduism%2C%20Buddhism%20and%20Jainism. The economy of Indus Valley Civilization Economy of the Indus Civilization | India | History https://theindusvalleyciv.weebly.com/economic-system.html#:~:text=Their%20wealth%20was%20based%20on,a%20swapping%20and%20bartering%20system.

Aryan Aryan Satrap System of Ancient Sakas Satrap System of Ancient Sakas in India Alexander’s invasion https://knowindia.gov.in/culture-and-heritage/ancient-history/alexander.php#:~:text=Alexander's%20Invasion,the%20rivers%20Jhelum%20and%20Chenab. Hoysala Monuments Hoysala Architecture Chola’s History Brief history of Chola Dynasty Indus Valley Civilization’s sculpture Centre for Cultural Resources and Training Harsha Harsha Culture And Heritage - Ancient History - Harsha Mahavira Religions - Jainism: Mahavira Gautam Buddha Siddhartha Gautama Tirthankar Religions - Jainism: History of Jainism Mauran Empire Mauryan Empire Timeline The Maurya and Gupta Empires (article) Mauryan Empire

Ancient India Coinage - https://m.rbi.org.in/Scripts/mc_ancient.aspx Badami Rock Caves Badami Caves Pulakesin II Pulakesin II – Chalukya Sohgaura Copper Plate Sohgaura copper plate inscription Mehrauli Pillar inscription Mehrauli Iron Pillar (Illustration) Buddhist literary works Prominent Buddhist Literary Works Divyavadana Divyavadana Mahaparinibban Mahāparinibbāṇa Sutta Dharma Chakara Pravartana Sutta Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta Gandhar, Kamboj, Kashi, Magadh (Google)

Ancient History Targets Maurya Sculpture Sculpture: Mauryan and Shungan Mathura Sculpture MATHURA SCHOOL OF ARTS, GANDHARA SCHOOL OF ARTS, AMARAVATI SCHOOL OF ARTS Bharhut Sculpture Heritage of India: Bharhut Sculptures and Bharhut Stupa Gandhara Sculpture MATHURA SCHOOL OF ARTS, GANDHARA SCHOOL OF ARTS, AMARAVATI SCHOOL OF ARTS Amravati Arts MATHURA SCHOOL OF ARTS, GANDHARA SCHOOL OF ARTS, AMARAVATI SCHOOL OF ARTS Vishakahdatta Vishakhadatta Varahmihira Varahamihira: The ancient astrologer, astronomer and mathematician Charaka Charaka Brhamagupta Brahmagupta Ancient History Terms (Kula, Vamsa, Kosa, Gotra) - Google

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TAFSIR. Explanation. The commentaries on the Quran and the science of its interpretation. Tafsir was an important branch of learning in the madrasas (q.v.). TALUKA (Taluq). A name for a subdivision of a province in the late Mughal empire. TAWHID. "Asserting oneness." A theological term that refers to the oneness of God. TEHSIL (tahsil). The collection of land revenue. Later applied to a subdivision of a district. ULAMA. Learned men, plural of alim. Used particularly for those learned in Islamic studies, or for the theologians who were guardians of Islamic custom. UMARA. Nobles. Plural of amir (q.v.). URDU. Literally, camp. The "camp-language" that grew up through an infusion of Persian, and some Arabic and Turkish, words into Hindi, the language of the Delhi region. VAKIL. See wakil. WAHHABI. Follower of the community founded by Abdul Wahhab (1703-1787) in Arabia. The aim of the Wahhabis is to purify Islam of all innovations and to return to the strict observances of Islamic law. It is the dominant sect in Saudi Arabia. The beliefs of the Wahhabis, especially the strong emphasis on the removal of all non-Islamic practices, had considerable influence in India in the nineteenth century. WAKIL (vakil). The office of the wakil or wakil-i-dar under the sultanate was concerned with the management of the royal household. In the Mughal period, however, the wakil or wakil-i-sultanat, was the chief minister, the post formerly held by the wazir (q.v.). WAQF. An endowment, usually in the form of lands, for the upkeep of a mosque, madrasa, or some other religious enterprise. WAZIR. The chief minister of the Delhi sultans. Under the Mughals, the title was sometimes used for the official in charge of revenue and finance. WIZARAT. The office of the wazir. ZAKAT. A tax collected from Muslims for charitable purposes. ZAMINDAR. Literally, "a landholder," from zamin, land. Under the Mughals, he was a revenue official who had no proprietary rights in the land from which he collected taxes. ZIMMI (dhimmi). A non-Muslim living in a Muslim state. According to a strict interpretation of the Islamic law, only Jews and Christians were eligible for the status of zimmi. Each adult male zimmi had to pay jizya (q.v.). In practice, when Muslims conquered a country they tolerated others than the "Peoples of the Scripture." This was particularly true in India, where the Hindus were treated as zimmis.