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نویسندگان: R S Sharma
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ISBN (شابک) : 9780199087860, 0199087865
ناشر: Oxford
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تعداد صفحات: 450
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
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کلمات کلیدی مربوط به کتاب گذشته باستانی هند: RS Sharma، Old NCERT، UPSC
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Cover page Halftitle page Title page Copyright page Preface Acknowledgements Contents Plates Maps 1. The Significance of Ancient Indian History Unity in Diversity The Relevance of the Past to the Present Chronology 2. Modern Historians of Ancient India Colonialist Views and their Contribution Nationalist Approach and its Contribution Move Towards Non-Political History Communal Approach Chronology 3. Nature of Sources and Historical Construction Material Remains Coins Inscriptions Literary Sources Foreign Accounts Village Study Natural Sciences Historical Sense Constructing History Chronology 4. Geographical Setting Emergence of India The Role of the Monsoon The Northern Boundaries Rivers Natural Frontiers and Cultural Contacts Minerals and Other Resources Chronology 5. Ecology and Environment Ecology Environment and Human Advance Surroundings and Settlements The Rain and Human Effort Ancient Attitudes Towards the Environment Chronology 6. The Linguistic Background Principal Language Groups Austro-Asiatic Tibeto-Burman Dravidian Indo-Aryan Ethnic Groups and Language Families Chronology 7. Human Evolution: The Old Stone Age African Ancestors of Human Beings The Early Man in India Phases in the Palaeolithic Age The Mesolithic Age: Hunters and Herders Art in the Old Stone Age Earliest Human Organization Chronology 8. The Neolithic Age: First Food Producers and Animal Keepers Earliest Rural Settlements in Baluchistan Use of Bone Tools in the Sites of Burzahom and Chirand Neolithic Settlements in South India Farming and Cereals Progress in and Limitation of the Neolithic Phase Chronology 9. Chalcolithic Cultures Chalcolithic Settlements Importance of the Chalcolithic Phase Limitations of Chalcolithic Cultures The Copper Hoards and the Ochre-Coloured Pottery Phase Chronology 10. Harappan Culture: Bronze Age Urbanization in the Indus Valley Introduction Town Planning and Structures Agriculture Domestication of Animals Technology and Crafts Trade and Commerce Social Organization Polity Religious Practices The Male Deity in the Indus Valley Tree and Animal Worship The Harappan Script Weights and Measures Harappan Pottery Seals and Sealings Images Terracotta Figurines Stone Work End of the Indus Culture Maturity Post-Urban Phase Percolation of New Peoples Problem of Origin Was the Harappan Culture Vedic? Problem of Continuity Chronology Chronology of Harappan Archaeology 11. Identity of Aryan Culture Texts for Traits of Aryan Culture The Horse, its Domestication and Diffusion The War Chariot Spoked Wheels Horse Remains in the Subcontinent Pit-dwelling Birch Cremation The Fire Cult Animal Sacrifice Horse Sacrifice The Cult of Soma The Svastika Language and Inscriptional Evidence Dispersal of the Indo-Aryans Chronology 12. The Age of the Rig Veda Arrival of the Indo-Aryans Tribal Conflicts Cattle Rearing and Agriculture Tribal Chiefdom Tribe and Family Social Differentiation Rig Vedic Gods Chronology 13. The Later Vedic Phase: Transition to State and Social Orders Expansion in the Later Vedic Period (c. 1000–500 Use of Iron Agriculture Arts and Crafts Settlements Political Organization Social Organization Gods, Rituals, and Philosophy Chronology 14. Jainism and Buddhism The Causes of Origin Vardhamana Mahavira and Jainism Doctrines of Jainism Spread of Jainism Contribution of Jainism Gautama Buddha and Buddhism Doctrines of Buddhism Features of Buddhism and the Causes of its Spread Causes of the Decline of Buddhism Significance and Influence of Buddhism Chronology 15. Territorial States and the Rise of Magadha Conditions for the Rise of Large States The Mahajanapadas The Rise and Growth of the Magadhan Empire Causes of Magadha’s Success Chronology 16. Iranian and Macedonian Invasions Iranian Invasion Results of the Contact Alexander’s Invasion Effects of Alexander’s Invasion Chronology 17. State Structure and the Varna System in the Age of the Buddha Second Urbanization Rural Economy Administrative System Army and Taxation The Republican Experiment Social Orders and Legislation Conclusion Chronology 18. The Maurya Age Chandragupta Maurya Imperial Organization Ashoka (273–32 Ashokan Inscriptions Impact of the Kalinga War Internal Policy and Buddhism Ashoka’s Place in History Chronology 19. The Significance of Maurya Rule State Control Economic Regulations Art and Architecture Spread of Material Culture and the State System Causes of the Fall of the Maurya Empire Brahmanical Reaction Financial Crisis Oppressive Rule New Knowledge in the Outlying Areas Neglect of the North-West Frontier and the Great Wall of China Chronology 20. Central Asian Contact and Mutual Impact I Political Aspects The Indo-Greeks The Shakas The Parthians The Kushans The Indo-Sassanians II Cultural Consequences Structures and Pottery Better Cavalry Trade and Agriculture Polity New Elements in Indian Society The Origin of Mahayana Buddhism Gandhara and Mathura Schools of Art Language, Literature, and Learning Science and Technology Chronology 21. The Satavahana Phase Political History Aspects of Material Culture Social Organization Pattern of Administration Religion Architecture Language Chronology 22. The Dawn of History in the Deep South The Megalithic Background State Formation and the Development of Civilization Three Early Kingdoms The Purse and the Sword Rise of Social Classes Beginnings of Brahmanism Tamil Language and Sangam Literature Social Evolution from Sangam Texts Chronology 23. Crafts, Commerce, and Urban Growth (200 Crafts and Craftsmen Types of Merchants Trade Routes and Centres Goods in Foreign Trade Money Economy Urban Growth Chronology 24. Rise and Growth of the Gupta Empire Background Chandragupta I ( Samudragupta ( Chandragupta II ( Fall of the Empire Chronology 25. Life in the Gupta Age System of Administration Trends in Trade and the Agrarian Economy Social Developments The State of Buddhism The Origin and Growth of Bhagavatism Art Literature Science and Technology Chronology 26. Spread of Civilization in Eastern India Signs of Civilization Orissa and Eastern and Southern MP Bengal Assam The Formative Phase Chronology 27. Harsha and His Times Harsha’s Kingdom Administration Buddhism and Nalanda Chronology 28. Brahmanization, Rural Expansion, and Peasant Protest in the Peninsula The New Phase States of the Deccan and South India The Kalabhra Revolt Conflict between the Pallavas and the Chalukyas Temples Demands on the Peasantry Land Grants and Rural Expansion Social Structure and Brahmanization Chronology 29. Developments in Philosophy Goals of Life Samkhya Yoga Nyaya Vaisheshika Mimamsa Vedanta Charvaka and the Materialistic View of Life Chronology 30. Cultural Interaction with Asian Countries India’s Relations with the Outside World Buddhism in Sri Lanka, Myanmar, China, and Central Asia Christianity and West Asian Relations Indian Culture in Southeast Asia Cultural Give and Take Chronology 31. From Ancient to Medieval Social Crisis and Agrarian Changes Rise of Landlords New Agrarian Economy Decline of Trade and Towns Changes in the Varna System Rise of Regional Identities Trends in Literature The Divine Hierarchy The Bhakti Cult Tantrism Summary Chronology 32. Sequence of Social Changes Introduction Tribal and Pastoral Phase Agriculture and the Origin of the Upper Orders The Varna System of Production and Government Social Crisis and the Rise of the Landed Classes Summary Chronology 33. Legacy in Science and Civilization Religion The Varna System Philosophical Systems Crafts and Technology Polity Science and Mathematics Medicine Geography Art and Literature Strength and Weakness Chronology Chronology of Literary Sources Bibliography Index