Aftermaths of the Arab Invasion of Sindh
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Abhyudaya Kelkar
There were certain noteworthy effects of this invasion. Hinduism owes this invasion for its meaning and definition. Apart from this, religion as a state policy was a new concept for India. The political consequences were much more evident and gave rise to new powerful empires. We will talk about all these aftermaths in this lesson. The Rashtrakutas of the Deccan, the Pratiharas of northern and central India and the Palas of the eastern India were three great Indian power that emerged after this wave of invasions. These will be discussed in the forthcoming lessons.
Medieval India - The First Three Centuries
13 lessons • 2 h 15 m
1
Overview: The First Three Centuries of the Medieval Period
3:50 mins
2
Period between 700 to 711 AD.
6:58 mins
3
Arab Invasion of Sindh
13:35 mins
4
Aftermaths of the Arab Invasion of Sindh
10:53 mins
5
The Rashtrakutas - Part 1
13:32 mins
6
The Rashtrakutas - Part 2
13:28 mins
7
The Pratiharas
12:41 mins
8
The Palas
10:46 mins
9
The Tripartite Struggle
9:04 mins
10
The Golden Age of Islam
12:08 mins
11
Religion During the Three Centries
11:12 mins
12
The Developments in Central Asia
8:36 mins
13
India on the eve of Ghaznavid Invasion
8:49 mins
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