🗺 State & UT profiles

Haryana

Population (2011)25,353,081
Density (per sq km)573
Urban population (%)34.79
Kingdoms and empires19
Events on the map9

🗺 Geography

⛰ Land and rivers

Physiographic divisions: The Northern Plain (part of the state), The Indian Desert (Marusthali) (part of the state)

Rivers: Yamuna

Physical India →

⚠ Natural hazards

Natural hazards →

🌿 Protected areas and natural heritage

Ramsar wetlands (2): Sultanpur National Park, Bhindawas Wildlife Sanctuary

Climate & life → · Water & protected areas →

🏭 Resources and economy

Crops: Rice, Wheat, Bajra, Sugarcane, Cotton

Industries: Sugar

Resources & economy →

📜 History

👑 Who held this land

Kingdoms, empires and cultures whose territory, as drawn on our map, covered a large part of today’s Haryana, or that were based here. Extents are approximate, so treat this as a guide to who held the region — not as exact borders.

Indus / Harappan Civilization c. 3,300–1,300 BCE
Ochre Coloured Pottery Culture c. 2,000–1,500 BCE
Early Vedic Communities c. 1,500–1,000 BCE
Kuru c. 1,200–350 BCE
Later Vedic Polities c. 1,000–600 BCE
Magadha c. 700–321 BCE
Mauryan Empire c. 321–185 BCE
Yaudheya Republic c. 200 BCE – c. 350 CE · based here
Kushan Empire c. 30 CE – c. 375 CE
Gupta Empire c. 240 CE – c. 550 CE
Alchon Huns (Hunas) c. 460 CE – c. 560 CE
Pushyabhuti (Vardhana) Dynasty c. 500 CE – c. 647 CE
Gurjara-Pratihara Empire c. 730 CE – c. 1036
Tomaras of Delhi c. 736 CE – c. 1152
Ghurid Empire c. 1175 – 1206
Delhi Sultanate 1206 – 1526
Mughal Empire 1526 – 1857
Sur Empire 1540 – 1556
3,300 BCE1950

📅 Events in Haryana

🏛 Historic places

Rakhigarhic. 3,300 BCE

🎨 People and culture

👥 2011 Census

Population
25,353,081
Share of India’s population (%)
2.09
Density (per sq km)
573
Decadal growth 2001–11 (%)
19.9
Urban population (%)
34.79
Work participation rate (%)
35.2

People →

🎨 Art & culture

Nothing listed for this state on this page yet.

Art & culture →

Geography: features are those on our Geography map that cover a good part of the state (or that NCERT places in it); hazards, reserves, crops, minerals, industries and ports are where NCERT, UNESCO or the Ramsar list name or place them. Census figures are for 2011, as NCERT prints them.

How this is made: nothing here is new — it is YugMap’s own map data sorted by today’s states. A kingdom is listed if its territory on our map covered at least 40% of the state at some point, or if its centre or capital lies here; events and places are listed where their map point falls inside the state. State outlines follow India’s official map.