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History of India

Volume I

History of India
Sources of Indian History: User:శ్రీధర్ బాబు/sandbox
Archeological Sources: Indus script; Edicts of Ashoka; Pillars of Ashoka; Ashokan Edicts in Delhi; List of Edicts of Ashoka; Coinage of India; Punch-marked coins; Hindu temple; Hindu temple architecture
Literary Sources: Buddhist texts; Sutta Pitaka; Vinaya Pitaka; Abhidhamma Pitaka; Jataka tales; Milinda Panha; Anguttara Nikaya; Jain literature; Kalpa Sūtra; Vyākhyāprajñapti; Acaranga Sutra
Forgein Trvellers: Herodotus; Aristobulus of Cassandreia; Onesicritus; Megasthenes; Deimachus; Dionysius; Pliny the Elder; Natural History (Pliny); Periplus of the Erythraean Sea; Ptolemy; Faxian; Xuanzang; Abū Rayḥān al-Bīrūnī
Pre-history and Proto-history: South Asian Stone Age; Mehrgarh; History of Tamil Nadu; Stone circles of Junapani; Bronze Age India; Homo erectus
Indus Valley Civilization: Indus Valley Civilization; Periodization of the Indus Valley Civilization; Indian mathematics; Lothal; Meluhha; Prehistoric religion; Cemetery H culture; Iron Age India; Substratum in Vedic Sanskrit; List of Indus Valley Civilization sites; List of inventions and discoveries of the Indus Valley Civilization
Megalith: Megalith
Vedic Culture: Aryan race; Indo-Aryan migration; Vedic period; List of Rigvedic tribes; Historical Vedic religion; Vedic science
vedic literature: Vedas; Śruti; Shakha; Rigveda; Yajurveda; Samaveda; Atharvaveda; Brahmana; Vedanta; Upanishads; Aranyaka; Vedanga; Pariśiṣṭa; Varna (Hinduism)
Mahajanapada: Mahajanapada; Anga; Kosala; Kingdom of Kashi; Magadha; Vajji; Malla (India); Chedi Kingdom; Vatsa; Kuru Kingdom; Panchala; Matsya Kingdom; Surasena; Assaka; Avanti (India); Gandhara; Kambojas; Urbanisation in India; Trade route; Economic history of India; Buddhism and Jainism
Buddism: Buddhism; Gautama Buddha; Four Noble Truths; Twelve Nidānas; Bodhisattva; Three Jewels; Wisdom in Buddhism; History of Buddhism; Early Buddhist schools; Buddhist councils
Jainism: Jainism; History of Jainism; Jain schools and branches; Jain art
Legendary kings of Magadha: Legendary kings of Magadha; Brihadratha; Jarasandha; Sahadeva of Magadha; Subrata; Sumathi; Sunita; Satyajit; Palaka; Sahadeva; Pradyota dynasty
Magadha Dynasties: Haryanka dynasty; Bimbisara; Ajatasatru; Shishunaga dynasty; Shishunaga; Mahanandin; Nanda Empire; Mahapadma Nanda; Dhana Nanda; Achaemenid invasion of Indus Valley; Indian campaign of Alexander the Great; Alexander the Great; Wars of Alexander the Great; Alexander the Great and the Kambojas; Aornos; Mallian Campaign; Battle of the Hydaspes
Maurya Empire: Maurya Empire; Chanakya; Arthashastra
Rulers: List of Mauryan rulers; Chandragupta Maurya; Bindusara; Ashoka; Dasaratha Maurya; Samprati; Salisuka; Devavarman; Satadhanvan; Brihadratha Maurya; Dharma; Mauryan art; History of Buddhism in India; Buddhism in Sri Lanka; Buddhism in Burma; Ashokavadana; Mahavamsa; Dipavamsa; Ashoka Chakra; Lion Capital of Asoka; Sunga Empire; Pusyamitra Sunga; Decline of Buddhism in India; Agnimitra; Vasujyeshtha; Vasumitra; Bhagabhadra; Devabhuti; Kanva dynasty; Vasudeva Kanva
Post - Mauryan Period: Indo-Greeks; Greco-Bactrian Kingdom; History of the Indo-Greek Kingdom; Sources of Indo-Greek history; Indo-Greek religions; Greco-Buddhism; Indo-Greek art; Legacy of the Indo-Greeks; Diodotus I; Diodotus II; Euthydemus I; Demetrius I of Bactria; Euthydemus II; Antimachus I; Pantaleon; Agathocles of Bactria; Apollodotus I; Antimachus II; Demetrius II of India; Menander I; Eucratides I; Plato of Bactria; Eucratides II; Heliocles I; Indo-Scythians; Yuezhi; Saka; Central Asians in Ancient Indian literature; Kingdom of Khotan; Saka language; Indo-Scythians in Indian literature; Maues; Vonones of Indo-Scythia; Spalahores; Spalirises; Spalagadames; Azilises; Azes I; Zeionises; Kharahostes; Hajatria; Liaka Kusulaka; Patika Kusulaka; Bhumaka; Nahapana; Vijayamitra; Aspavarman; Sasan; Rajuvula; Sodasa; Bhadayasa; Western Satraps; Abhiraka; Chastana; Jayadaman; Rudradaman I; Damajadasri I; Jivadaman; Rudrasimha I; Rudrasena I; Bhartrdaman; Rudrasimha III; Mahayana
Early State and Society in Eastern India, Deccan and South India: Kharavela; Minor Inscriptions of Kharavela; Satavahana dynasty; Simuka; Satakarni; Ganesha; Svati; Hāla; Gautamiputra Satakarni; Vasisthiputra Sri Pulamavi; Vashishtiputra Satakarni; Shivaskanda Satakarni; Yajna Sri Satakarni; Sangam period; Sources of ancient Tamil history; Sangam literature; Economy of ancient Tamil country; Agriculture in ancient Tamil country; Industry in ancient Tamil country; Religion in ancient Tamil country; Tamil calendar; Ancient Tamil music; Tamil people; Sangam landscape; Chronology of Tamil history; Early Cholas; Sangam; Legendary early Chola kings; Karikala Chola; Nalankilli; Kocengannan; Chera dynasty; Uthiyan Cheralathan; Nedum Cheralathan; Vel Kelu Kuttuvan; Perum Cheral Irumporai; Yanaikatchai Mantaran Cheral Irumporai; Rama Varma Kulashekhara; Venad; Maravarman Kulasekara Pandyan I; Pandyan Dynasty; Early Pandyan Kingdom; Kadungon; Arikesari Maravarman; Kochadaiyan Ranadhiran; Maravarman Rajasimha I; Varagunavarman II; Maravarman Rajasimha II; Parakrama Pandyan I; Sadayavarman Kulasekaran I; Parakrama Pandyan II; Maravarman Sundara Pandyan; Sadayavarman Kulasekaran II; Maravarman Sundara Pandyan II; Sadayavarman Sundara Pandyan I; Shreni
Guptas, Vakatakas and Vardhanas: Gupta Empire; Origin of the Gupta dynasty; Maharaja Śri Gupta; Ghatotkacha (king); Chandragupta I; Samudragupta; Ramagupta; Chandragupta II; Kumaragupta I; Skandagupta; Purugupta; Budhagupta; Narasimhagupta; Vishnugupta (Gupta Empire); Vainyagupta; Navaratnas; Kālidāsa; Vetala Bhatta; Varāhamihira; Vararuchi; Amara Sinha; Dhanvantari; Shankha; Vakataka dynasty; Harsha; Indian feudalism; Caste system in India; Women in India; Nalanda; Vikramaśīla University; Vallabhi
Regional States during Gupta Era: Kadamba Dynasty; Kadamba architecture; Pallava dynasty; Pallava alphabet; Simhavarman III; Simhavishnu; Mahendravarman I; Narasimhavarman I; Mahendravarman II; Paramesvaravarman I; Narasimhavarman II; Paramesvaravarman II; Nandivarman II; Dantivarman; Nandivarman III; Aparajitavarman; Chalukya dynasty; Western Chalukya Empire; Ramanuja; Basava; Allama Prabhu; Akka Mahadevi; Western Chalukya society; Western Chalukya literature in Kannada; Western Chalukya architecture; Western Chalukya temples; Pulakesi I; Kirtivarman I; Mangalesa; Pulakesi II; Vikramaditya I; Vinayaditya; Vijayaditya; Vikramaditya II; Kirtivarman II; Vaishnavism; Historical Vishnuism; Shaivism; History of Shaivism; Shaiva Siddhanta; Bhakti movement; Adi Shankara; Nayanars; Alvars; Pala Empire; Gopala (Pala king); Dharmapala (emperor); Devapala; Mahendrapala; Vigrahapala; Narayanapala; Rajyapala; Gopala II; Vigrahapala II; Mahipala; Nayapala; Vigrahapala III; Mahipala II; Shurapala II; Ramapala; Kumarapala (Pala king); Gopala III; Madanapala; Govindapala; Atiśa; Charyapada; Ramacharitam; Sena dynasty; Hemanta Sen; Vijay Sen; Ballal Sena; Lakshman Sen; Vishwarup Sen; Keshab Sen; Rashtrakuta Dynasty; Origin of Rashtrakuta Dynasty; Carnatic expansion; Branches of Rashtrakuta Dynasty; Economy of Rashtrakuta empire of Manyakheta; Society of Rashtrakuta empire of Manyakheta; Rashtrakuta literature; Dantidurga; Krishna I; Govinda II; Dhruva Dharavarsha; Govinda III; Amoghavarsha; Krishna II; Indra III; Amoghavarsha II; Govinda IV; Amoghavarsha III; Krishna III; Khottiga Amoghavarsha; Indra IV; Karka II; Paramara dynasty; Bhoja; Udayaditya; Arjunavarman; Muslim conquests; Muslim conquest in the Indian subcontinent; Muhammad bin Qasim; Tailapa II; Satyasraya; Vikramaditya V; Jayasimha II; Somesvara I; Somesvara II; Vikramaditya VI; Somesvara III; Jagadhekamalla II; Tailapa III; Jagadhekamalla III; Somesvara IV; Chola dynasty; Medieval Cholas; Vijayalaya Chola; Aditya I; Parantaka I; Rajaditya Chola; Gandaraditya; Arinjaya Chola; Parantaka Chola II; Uththama Chola; Raja Raja Chola I; Rajendra Chola I; Rajadhiraja Chola; Rajendra Chola II; Virarajendra Chola; Athirajendra Chola; List of Chola Temples in Bangalore; Later Cholas; Kulothunga Chola I; Vikrama Chola; Kulothunga Chola II; Rajaraja Chola II; Rajadhiraja Chola II; Kulothunga Chola III; Rajaraja Chola III; Rajendra Chola III; Chola government; Chola Nadu; Chola Navy; Chola art; Chola literature; Hoysala Empire; Economy of the Hoysala Empire; Hoysala administration; Madhvacharya; Society of the Hoysala Empire; Hoysala literature; Hoysala architecture; Veera Ballala II; Vira Narasimha II; Vira Someshwara; Narasimha III; Veera Ballala III; Matha; Hindu denominations; Agraharam; Linguistic history of the Indian subcontinent; Hindu texts; List of Hindu scriptures; Akalanka; Aruni; Dandamis; Ghosha; Kalanos; Kapila; Maha Kapphina; Khana (poet); Lopamudra; Maitreyi; Sadananda (of Vedantasara); Thiruvalluvar; Gargi Vachaknavi; Yajnavalkya; Ajita Kesakambali; Cārvāka; Kanada; Payasi; Indian philosophy; Hindu philosophy; Samkhya; Rāja yoga; Nyaya; Vaisheshika; Mīmāṃsā; Advaita Vedanta; Ajativada; Vishishtadvaita; Dvaita; Dvaitadvaita; Achintya Bheda Abheda; Pashupata Shaivism; Pratyabhijna; Raseśvara; Pāṇini; Jain philosophy; Buddhist philosophy; Shulba Sutras; Surya Siddhanta; Aryabhata; Hindu–Arabic numeral system; Āryabhaṭa's sine table; Virasena; Mahāvīra (mathematician); Sridhara; Aryabhata II; Śrīpati; Bhāskara II; Kerala school of astronomy and mathematics; History of science and technology in the Indian subcontinent; Madhava of Sangamagrama; Baudhayana; Shatapatha Brahmana; Sushruta Samhita; Dharmakirti; Dignāga; Brahmagupta; Nilakantha Somayaji