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Indian History ( Medieval History) 6 th -18 th Century A.D. Sunil Mukhopadhyay
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6 TH Century A.D Disintegration of Gupta Empire 7 th Century A.D HarshaVardhan’s Empire 7 th -12 th Century A.D. Regional Kingdoms North:Palas,Senas,Partivaras,Rashtrak utas, Chauhans, South: Chalukayas, Pallavas, Cholas, Vijaynagar 1192 A.D. Invasion by Mohammad Ghori defeated Pritivaraj Chauhan Beginning of Islamic period 12 th -15 th Century A.D. North: Sultanates of Slave dynasty, Khaljis, Tughlags and Lodis South: Regional kingdoms 1498 A.D Vasco Da Gama lands in Kalikat 1526 A.D. Babur defeated Ibrahim Lodi. 16 th -18 th century A.D. Mughal Empire
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Notable Sultanates 12 th 15 th Century Slave dynasty-Qutub-Uddin Aibak Slave dynasty-Qutub-Uddin Aibak Khijis-Alauddin Khalji Khijis-Alauddin Khalji Tughlag-Mohammad Bin Tughlag-Mohammad Bin Lodis-Ibrahim Lodi Lodis-Ibrahim Lodi
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Mughal Period 16 th -18 th Century Founded by Babur –defeated Ibrahim Lodi at 1 st Battle of Panipat Founded by Babur –defeated Ibrahim Lodi at 1 st Battle of Panipat Mughal Emperors Mughal EmperorsHumayunAkbarJahangir Shah Jahan Aurangzeb
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Akbar Greatest of mughal emperors Greatest of mughal emperors Centralized adminstration Centralized adminstration Centralized financial system Centralized financial system Founded new religion Di-h-ilri Founded new religion Di-h-ilri Reorganized tax collection Reorganized tax collection Nava Ratna sabha Nava Ratna sabha
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Aurangzeb Last of the great Mughal Emperors Last of the great Mughal Emperors able administrator but these virtues were overshadowed by his dogmatism and fanaticism able administrator but these virtues were overshadowed by his dogmatism and fanaticism
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Other important events Rise of Sikhism ( from 16 th century) Rise of Sikhism ( from 16 th century) European Countries notably Portugal, Dutch and later France and England start trade with India European Countries notably Portugal, Dutch and later France and England start trade with India
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