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An Age of Paradox
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Anirudh Kanisetti
As the Mauryan Empire fell, India entered one of its most cosmopolitan and prosperous periods. This lesson discusses how the subcontinent was enriched culturally and economically with its experience with foreigners ranging from the Greeks to the Kushans, and how it affected its history down the line. | Presentation template from SlidesCarnival.com | All materials used under the Creative Commons 3.0 License
A Unique take on Indian History: A Passage to India
13 lessons • 1h 33m
1
India: an Introduction
5:07mins
2
Mauryan Glory: India's First Empire
8:11mins
3
An Age of Paradox
8:00mins
4
The Golden Guptas
5:16mins
5
Legacy of Guptas: Sun of Power
8:03mins
6
Dark Age: Triangles and Crescents
7:32mins
7
Turkic Invaders: Why the Turks Won
7:39mins
8
Establishment of the Delhi Sultanate: Rajas and Sultans
8:32mins
9
The Great Mughals: Indo-Islamic Culture
8:00mins
10
The Mughal Empire: Mountain of Light
7:26mins
11
The British Raj: Establishment and Effects
6:15mins
12
A New Beginning: Summary
5:15mins
13
The Myth-Smoke: The Vedic Age
8:01mins
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