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Ancient Indian history
Pre-Harappan cultures and Indus valley civilization: origin, important of town planning, trade, and commerce, the downfall
No.-1.Famous towns of ancient India
No.-2.Chronology of important events
No.-3.Age of maha Jana padas
No.-4.Ancient India rules and important Kingdoms, Magadh, Maurya, Shunga, Kanva, Andhra Satavahana, Kushana, Gupta, Vardhan etc.
No.-5.Rajputs
No.-6.Religion and culture in ancient India
No.-7.History of South India.
Medieval Indian History
No.-1.Slave dynasty, Khilji dynasty, Tughlaq dynasty and Lodi dynasty
No.-2.Vijayanagar and Bahamani Kingdom
No.-3.Bhakti and Sufi movements
No.-4.Art, Science, Religion, Society, Economy and Administration
No.-5.Regional Kingdoms and their features
No.-6.Contemporary historians and their work
No.-7.Famous battles and their chronology
Mughal Dynasty
No.-1.Babur, Humayun, Akbar, Jehangir, Shah Jehan, Mughal rulers
No.-2.Zamindari Mansabdari, and Jagirdari systems
No.-3.Religious policy, of the Mughal Deccan policy, Rajput policy etc.
No.-4.Art, religion, society, economy and administration
No.-5.Famous historians and their works
No.-6.Sher Shah, Sikh and Maratha empire
No.-7.Famous wars and their chronology.
No.-8.The arrival of European companies
No.-9.Fall of Mughal dynasty
No.-10.The arrival of various European companies
No.-11.War of supremacy amongst the European companies
No.-12.Rise and Expansion of the East India company
Important Topics of ssc
No.-1.Alexander : he was the ruler of Macedonia in Greece. He attacked India in 326 BC and captured up to river Bias.
No.-2.Ajatasatru : Son of Bimbisara. He established the city of Pataliputra.
No.-3.Arien: Greek historian who wrote about Alexander’s Indian invasion.
No.-4.Ashwaghosh : Buddhist monk who initiated Kaniskha to Buddhism wrote Buddha charita, Sutralankar and Sandaranand.
No.-5.AmarSimha : Sanskrit scholar in the court of Chandragupta who wrote Amarakosha.
No.-6.Aryabhatta : He analysed the reasons for Solar and Lunar eclipses and declared that the Earth is round. Wrote Aryabhattiyam.
No.-7.Bimbisar : Founded the Magadhan Empire or Haryanka dynasty. He was the first influential king of ancient India.
No.-8.Banabhatta : Court poet of Harshavardhana and author of Harsha Charita and Kadambari.
No.-9.Charak : He was an Ayurvedic expert wrote Charak-Samhita and established the Aitereya branch of Ayurvedic medicines.
No.-10.Amoghavarsha : He was a famous Rashtrakuta ruler.
No.-11.Dhanananda : He was a powerful king of Magadha. Alexander did not go forward to invade Magadha only after hearing his reputation.
No.-12.Darius I : The ruler of Iran (Persia) who invaded India in 6th century BC.
No.-13.Gautami Putra Shatakarni : He was the mostfamous Satavahana king in 2nd Century.
No.-14.Harisena : He was the writer of Pryaga Prashasti or Allahabad Pillar Inscription.
No.-15.Kharavel : Ruler of Kalinga in I century AD. The Famous Hathigumbha inscription belonged to him.
No.-16.Kanishka : (I century AD) : Most powerful Kushan king. Started Shaka Era. Organised fourth Buddhist council at Kundalvan near Kashmir.
No.-17.Karikala : Chola ruler who founded the city of Puhar (Kaveri patanam) in I century BC.
No.-18.Kautilya : also known as Vishnugupta or Chanakya. He wrote Arthasasthra, which is compared to ‘The prince’ of Machiavelli.
No.-19.Kalidas : Famous Sanskrit poet who wrote, Raghuvamsa, Kumara Sambhavam, Abhigyana Shakuntalam, Vikramorvashiyam and Malavikagnimitram. He also wrote Meghadootam and Ritusamharam.
No.-20.Kamban : A Tamil poet of 11th century who wrote Ramayan in Tamil.
No.-21.Mihir Bhoja : Famous Prathihara ruler of 9th century.
Symbols of Buddha
No.-1.Birth- Lotus and Bull
No.-2.Renunciation-Horse
No.-3.Enlightenment -Bodhitree
No.-4.First Sermon -Dharma Chakra
No.-5.Nirvana (Death)-Foot prints
Famous Eras
No.-1.Vikram Era -58 BC
No.-2.Saka Era – 78 AD
No.-3.Gupta Era- 320 AD
No.-4.Hijra Era -622 AD
No.-5.Kollam Era-825 AD
No.-6.Illahi Era -1583 AD
Historically Important Places
No.-1.Ayodhya- Birth place of Sri Rama (UP)
No.-2.Amber Palace- Rajasthan
No.-3.Aghakhan Palace- Pune (Maharashtra) (Gandhi and Kasturba were kept in prison here)
No.-4.Kedarnath- Holy place of Hindus (Uttarakhand)
No.-5.Amarnath- Pilgrim centre (Kashmir)
No.-6.Elephanta caves- Near Mumbai
No.-7.Ellora Caves- Maharashtra – 34 cavetemples (Hindu, Buddha – Jaina)
No.-8.Rajgir- Jain Temple in Bihar
No.-9.Golden Temple- Amritsar – Harmandir Sahib of Sikhs
No.-10.Golgumbus- Bijapur (Karnataka) Tomb of Muhammed Adil Shah
No.-11.Tanjore- Capital of Cholas – Brihadveswara Temple
No.-12.Charminar- Hyderabad (Monument of Plague eradication)
No.-13.Konark Temple- Orissa (Sun Temple)
No.-14.Qutab Minar- Delhi
No.-15.Khajuraho- Near Bhopal (M.P.) 80 temples
Freedom Movement
No.-1.Important newspapers, Periodical Novels, Minor and major literary works.
No.-2.Important personalities, Organisations, conferences, and Institutions.
No.-3.Famous thoughts, philosophies, and statements
No.-4.Rise of nationalism, Congress moderates, and Extremist
No.-5.Achievements of annual congress meetings.
No.-6.Antipartition movement in Bengal and Swadeshi Movement
No.-7.Gandhi and freedom struggle