Colonial And Cultural Expansion

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The kingdom of Kambuja rose to far greater power than Champa. In addition to the whole of modern Cambodia, Cochin-China, Laos, Siam and parts of Burma... Read more

Colonial And Cultural Expansion

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Tibet forms a narrow enclave between India and these northern countries. It was not, however, such an exclusive and isolated region as it is to-day, a... Read more

Indian Civilisation Under the Imperial Guptas And Their Successors

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Social Conditions Social conditions underwent rapid changes during the period under review. This is hinted at by those epigraphs that refer to some of... Read more

The Passing of The Old Hindu Kingdoms

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The Coming of the Arabs IN the western part of Asia lies a vast country called Arabia, a land of rocks and deserts with few oases and fertile valleys... Read more

The Struggle Against The Huns,And The Ascendancy of Kanauj,Kashmir And Gauda

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The Pratihara Empire The Palas were one of the most long-lived dynasties of Indian history, but their supremacy in the Gangetic Doab was of short dura... Read more

THE GUPTA EMPIRE

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Chandra Gupta II Vikramaditya Samudra Gupta was succeeded, according to contemporary epigraphs, by his son Chandra Gupta II surnamed Vikramaditya who... Read more

Vidya Gita

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46-49. “Although I am not involved in any manner and am always free, I wield My power – called Maya; become covered with ignorance, appear... Read more

THE MAHABHARATA SANTI PARVA

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That man who looks upon all creatures with eyes guided by affection, regarding them worthy of being cherished with loving aid, who disregards all kind... Read more

THE MAHABHARATA SANTI PARVA

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It behoveth thee to discourse to us on these subjects.[1460] O illustrious one, the different asramas approve different courses of conduct.–_Thi... Read more

THE MAHABHARATA SANTI PARVA

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When Tamas predominates as before, but the relations between Sattwa and Rajas are reversed, the result is the colour called Tawny. When Rajas predomin... Read more