Introduction The origin and advancement in the physical features of human ancestors have been termed human evolution. According to this theory, early humans went through a number of stages which converted them from prehistoric man to modern humans. Gradually the development in their brain size permitted them to use their physical attributes more skillfully. Early […]
Introduction The discovery of iron led to a revolution in Indian agriculture. By the end of the Chalcolithic Age, the Indian subcontinent had been using iron for around 2500–3000 years. Now, during this time, the tools made of iron and steel were stronger and more efficient than those made of bronze. Manufacturing iron tools enhanced […]
Introduction After the downfall of the Mughal empire, many Mughal provinces became an independent kingdom. These independent nations were known as successor states. These successor nations included Bengal, Hyderabad, and Awadh. Rise of Autonomous States As regional kingdoms became aware of the Mughal emperors’ frailty, they started to declare their independence and challenge their power. […]
Introduction One of the greatest kings in Indian history was Ashoka the Great. In Ashoka’s life, the Kalinga War marked a turning point. He was upset to witness so much carnage and ruin throughout that conflict. He was highly affected by Buddhist doctrine and abandoned all forms of violence. Furthermore, he advocated the “Dhamma” policy, […]
Introduction The Kalinga War is regarded as the bloodiest conflict ever waged. Emperor Ashoka, the most important leader of the Mauryan empire, engaged in the battle. He was the son of Mauryan Empire official Bindusara and the grandson of Chandragupta Maurya. Except for the Kalinga region, the Mauryan empire ruled over all of India. The […]
Introduction The principles of liberty, equality, and democratic rights fueled a yearning for change in the societies of other European nations during the French Revolution. The spread of these ideas throughout Europe gave people in other nations hope that they might speak out against their oppressive, autocratic rulers and motivated them to launch nationalist movements […]
Introduction Numerous social reforms were brought about by the French Revolution of 1789 in the eighteenth century. Slavery was abolished in French colonies during that time, which was a remarkable development. Feudalism in France’s “Ancient Regime” was characterised by a high prevalence of slavery. Due to Europeans’ reluctance to work as plantation labourers, France built […]
Introduction The third Mauryan emperor Ashoka, sometimes referred to as Ashoka the Great, reigned in ancient India from 268 to 232 BC. He was the second son of the Mauryan emperor Bindusar. Although he was not the heir of the Mauryan throne, he was more adored than his elder brother Sushima. Ashoka was an ambitious […]
Introduction In the past, there have been numerous empires that included several kingdoms and were ruled by various dynasties. These three are connected on the one hand, while also having certain differences on the other. A dynasty can play a crucial role in both an empire and a kingdom. The terms “dynasty” and “empire” are […]