Our Pasts I, II & III (Classes 6–8)
The simplest possible start: short, illustrated and the base of countless exam questions.
Dynasty of Jayapala and Anandapala, defeated by Mahmud of Ghazni.
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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The case for 'Indian feudalism' after the Guptas: land grants, decline of trade and dependent peasants.
Proposes 'integration' — the spread of state society into new regions — as the key to early medieval India.
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 Hindu Shahis for a significant part of its history. The bar shows when, within its own span.