Our Pasts I, II & III (Classes 6–8)
The simplest possible start: short, illustrated and the base of countless exam questions.
Suryavamsi Gajapatis of Odisha under Kapilendra Deva.
Approximate extent.
Move along the chart to read any year; click a ruler or event to open the map there.
Selected rulers; gaps in the list are not gaps in the dynasty.
The simplest possible start: short, illustrated and the base of countless exam questions.
Source-based chapters on Harappa, Vijayanagara, the Mughal court and 1857 — essential for UPSC.
The standard base for art and architecture questions — stupas, temples and sculpture.
The go-to single volume on the Sultanate, Mughals and regional kingdoms.
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Uses Andhra inscriptions to show how identities were described in the Kakatiya and Sultanate era.
A documented, case-by-case study of temple destruction and its political context, 1192–1760.
How Persian became the language of Mughal government and of Hindu and Muslim elites alike.
Firearms in Indian warfare before Babur — the evidence from 1442 to 1526.
Everything on YugMap linked to this page — and why. Hover a dot in the graph, or pick from the list.
Powers that coexisted with the Gajapati Kingdom for a significant part of its history. The bar shows when, within its own span.