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|| Content of Ancient History Tamilnadu Board Notes ||

1. Chapter: 1 – India- Geographical Features and Their Impact on History
2. Chapter: 2 – Pre-Historic India and The Harappan Culture
3. Chapter: 3 – The Vedic Culture
4. Chapter: 4 – Jainism And Buddhism
5. Chapter: 5 – The Rise Of Magadha and Alexander’s Invasion
6. Chapter: 6 – The Mauryan Empire
7. Chapter: 7 – Post-Mauryan India
8. Chapter: 8 – Sangam Age
9. Chapter: 9 – Gupta Empire
10. Chapter: 10 – Harshavardhana (606 – 647 A.D.)
11. Chapter: 11 – South Indian Kingdoms – I
12. Chapter: 12 – South Indian Kingdoms – II
13. Chapter: 13 – Imperial Cholas
14. Chapter: 14 – The Spread Of Indian Culture In Other Asian Countries

|| Brief Introduction of Ancient History Tamilnadu Board Notes ||

Chapter: 1 – India- Geographical Features and Their Impact on History

1. The Himalayan Mountains
2. The Indo-Gangetic Plain
3. The Southern Peninsula
4. India – A Land of Unity In Diversity

Chapter: 2 – Pre-Historic India and the Harappan Culture

1. Paleolithic or Old Stone Age
2. Mesolithic or Middle Stone Age
3. Neolithic Age
4. Important Sites
5. Salient Features of the Harappan Culture
6. The decline of The Harappan Culture

Chapter: 3 – The Vedic Culture

1. Original Home Of The Aryans
2. Vedic Literature
3. Rig Vedic Age or Early Vedic Period (1500 – 1000 B.C.)
4. Later Vedic Period (1000 – 600 B.C.)

Chapter: 4 – Jainism and Buddhism

1. Causes for the Rise of Jainism and Buddhism
2. Jainism
3. Buddhism

Chapter: 5 – The Rise of Magadha and Alexander’s Invasion

1. Vatsa
2. Avanti
3. Kosala
4. Magadha
5. Bimbisara (546 – 494 B.C.)
6. Ajatasatru (494 – 462 B.C.)
7. Saisunaga Dynasty
8. Nandas
9. Persian And Greek Invasions
10. Alexander’s Invasion of India (327-325 B.C.)

Chapter: 6 – The Mauryan Empire

1. Literary Sources
2. Archaeological Sources
3. Political History of The Mauryas
4. Asoka (Upscsummarynotes.Com)
5. Mauryan Administration
6. Mauryan Art and Architecture

Chapter: 7 – Post-Mauryan India

1. Sungas
2. Satavahanas
3. Foreign Invasions of Northwest India
4. Gandhara Art
5. Mathura School of Art
6. Successors of Kanishka and End of Kushana Rule

Chapter: 8 – Sangam Age

1. Sangam Literature
2. Cheras
3. Cholas
4. Pandyas
5. Sangam

Chapter: 9 – Gupta Empire

1. Sources Chandragupta I (320 – 330 A.D.)
2. Samudragupta (330-380 A.D.)
3. Chandragupta II (380-415 A.D.)
4. Gupta Administration
5. Social Life
6. Art and Culture
7. Art and Architecture
8. Literature
9. Science

Chapter: 10 – Harshavardhana (606 – 647 A.D.)

1. Early Life of Harsha
2. Harsha’s Military Conquests
3. Harsha and Buddhism
4. Kanauj Assembly
5. Allahabad Conference
6. Harsha’s Administration
7. Society and Economy under Harsha
8. Cultural Progress
9. Nalanda University

Chapter: 11 – South Indian Kingdoms – I

1. Origin of the Pallavas
2. Political History
3. Mahendravarman I (600 – 630 A.D.)
4. Narasimhavarman I (630-668 A.D.)
5. Narasimhavarman II or Rajasimha (695 -722 A.D.)
6. Administration of the Pallavas
7. Society under the Pallavas
8. Education and Literature
9. Pallava Art and Architecture
10. Fine Arts

Chapter: 12 – South Indian Kingdoms – II

1. Chalukyas (543 – 755 A.D.)
2. Pulakesin Ii (608-642 A.D.)
3. Administration and Social Life under the Chalukyas
4. Art and Architecture
5. Rashtrakutas (755 – 975 A.D.)
6. Aministration
7. Society and Economy
8. Cultural Contributions
9. Art and Architecture

Chapter: 13 – Imperial Cholas

1. Rajaraja I (985 – 1014 A.D.)
2. Rajendra I (1012-1044 A.D.)
3. Chola Administration
4. Village Assemblies
5. Socio-Economic Life
6. Education and Literature
7. Art and Architecture

Chapter: 14 – The Spread of Indian Culture in Other Asian Countries

1. Central Asia
2. India and China
3. India and Tibet
4. India and Sri Lanka
5. Indian Culture in South East Asia
6. Cambodia (Kambhoja)
7. Champa
8. Siam or Thailand
9. Sumatra and Java
10. Bali
11. Myanmar