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History of Ancient India (A New Version): From 7300 B.C. to 4250 B.C. (2 Volumes)

Mittal, J.P.

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	Book ID : 42291
	ISBN-10 : 81-269-0617-0 / 8126906170
	ISBN-13 : 978-81-269-0617-8 / 9788126906178
	Place of Publication : Delhi
	Year of Publication : 2018 - 2014
	Edition : (Reprint)
	Language : English
	Vol.1: 424p., 25 cm. ISBN: 8126906154 / 9788126906154. Vol.2: 320p., 25 cm. ISBN: 8126906162 / 9788126906161.

CONTENTS

CONTENTS:-

Vol.1: From 7300 B.C. to 4250 B.C.
Harappa Civilization VEDIC YUGA (73 BC–63 BC)
1. Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh
2. Prajapati
3. Manus
4. Swayambhuva Manu
5. Dynasty of Brahma DEVASURA YUGA (63 BC–6 BC)
6. Dynasty of Devas and Asuras
7. Devasura Sangrama and the Conflict between the Aryans and the Dravidians
8. Shiva, Ganesh and the Raksas
9. Dynasty of Daityas and Danavas
10. Dynasty of Daityas and Danavas: Namuchi–Banasura SATYA YUGA (6 BC–55 BC)
11. Flooding of Earth, Founding of Ayodhya, Beginning of Satya Yuga, and Kings of Ayodhya
12. Vaivaswata Manu
13. Vaivaswata Manu (Sons and Daughter)
14. Surya Dynasty: Iksvaku–Vikukshi
15. Surya Dynasty: Kakutsa–Mandhata
16. Maithila Dynasty
17. Rishi Maitra Varuni and Vasistha
18. Chandra Dynasty: Buddha–Nahusha
19. The Asuras and Sanjivni
20. Yati and Yayati
21. Kanya Kubja and Kashi Dynasties
22. Turvasu, Druhyu, Anu, Yadu (Haihaya), Yadu (Krausta) and Puru Dynasties
23. Rishis: Devasura Yuga–Dwapara Yuga TRETA YUGA (55 BC–425 BC)
24. Surya Dynasty: Name of Kings
25. Surya Dynasty: Purukutsa–Satyavrata
26. Surya Dynasty: Harishchandra
27. Surya Dynasty: Rohit–Rituparna
28. Dattatreya
29. Nala I and Damayanti
30. Surya Dynasty: Sarvakama I–Aja
31. Surya Dynasty: Dasaratha I–Ahilya
32. Ravana of Lanka
33. Surya Dynasty: Bharata III
34. Surya Dynasty: Shri Rama
35. Vali, King of Kiskindha
36. Search for Sita
37. The War of Lanka
38. Shri Rama as the Ruler, Murder of Shambuka and Abandonment of Sita
39. Aswamedha Yagya by Shri Rama
40. Laksmana
41. Hanuman
42. Maharishi Valmiki
43. Kanya Kubja Dynasty: Viswamitra
44. Bhrgu Dynasty: Parsurama
45. Pransu, Vaishali, Maithila, Kashi, Anu and Turvasu Dynasties
46. Yadu (Haihayas) Dynasty
47. Yadu (Krausta) Dynasty
48. Puru Dynasty
49. Panchala Dynasty
50. Satyavan and Savitri
51. Maharishi Agastya II
52. Dushyant and Shakuntala
53. Discovery of Lanka of Ravana
MAPS, PHOTOGRAPHS AND FIGURES
Brahmastras Photographs of Chitrakot (Chitrakut)
Balimela (Kiskindha)
Power House Balimela Town (Kiskindha)
Malkangiri Reservoir (Pumpa Sarovar)
Main Gate of Palace of Jaypur (Lanka)
Palace of Jaypur (Lanka)
River in Jaypur (Lanka) on which Shri Rama made Setubandh
Map of India showing Ancient States (Map 1)
Map of Western Tibet showing Kailash Mountain, Mansarovar Lake and Gurla Mandhata (Map 2)
Map of Ayodhya (Map 3)
Map of Lanka of Ravana (Map 4)
Index I

Vol.2: From 4250 B.C. to 637 A.D.:
DWAPARA YUGA (425 BC–312 BC)
54. Surya Dynasty: Name of Kings
55. Surya Dynasty: Kusa–Brhadbala
56. Jammu, Maithila, Kashi, Anu, Druhyu, Barhadratha (Magadh) Panchala (Puru), Sinhalese Dynasties
57. Yadu (Krausta) and Puru (Kuru) Dynasties
58. Main Dynasties and Personages in Mahabharata War
59. Shri Krishna
60. Shri Krishna: Jarasandha–Sudama
61. Mahabharata (Aadi Parva): Santanu–Chitrangada
62. Mahabharata (Aadi Parva): Bhishma–Vichitravirya
63. Mahabharata (Aadi Parva): Pandu
64. Kauravas and Pandavas
65. Mahabharata (Aadi Parva): Yudhisthira
66. Mahabharata (Aadi Parva): Indraprastha
67. Mahabharata (Sabha Parva): Gambling
68. Mahabharata (Vana Parva): Exile of Pandavas
69. Mahabharata (Virata Parva): Pandavas in Disguise in Matsya
70. Mahabharata (Udyoga Parva): Peace Talks
71. Mahabharata (Udyoga Parva): War Preparations
72. Mahabharata War: Causes–Its Beginning
73. Mahabharata War: Dronacharya–Jayadratha
74. Mahabharata War: Last Five Days of the War
75. Mahabharata: Casualties in the War
76. Mahabharata: Radha—End of Dwapara Yuga
77. Indian Dynasties (Manu)
78. Historical Personnages: Nachiketa, Ashtavakra and Yajnavalkya
79. Discovery of Dwarika of Shri Krishna KALI YUGA (312 BC–637 AD)
80. Magadha Dynasty
81. Mahapadma and Maurya Dynasties
82. Sunga, Kanva & Andhra Satavahana Dynasties
83. Kushana and Saka Dynasties
84. Gupta Dynasty
85. Mahavira and Gautama Buddha
86. Pandava Dynasty
87. Other Dynasties: Surya, Panchala, Kashi, Vitihotra, Kalingas, Asmakas, Maithila, Surasena, Naga, and Vakataka
88. Jammu Dynasty
89. Greek Kings and the Hunas
90. Historic Personages: Agrasena, Panini, Chanakya, Patanjali, Bharathari and Kalidasa
91. Tirthankars of Jains
MAPS, PHOTOGRAPHS AND FIGURES
Map of India showing Ancient States (Map 1)
Map of Birth Places of Radha & Krishna (Map 2)
Index II

DESCRIPTION

The present book, New History of Ancient India, is an attempt to present the Indian history in the light of recent discoveries and excavations made in this field. The history of India before the invasion of Alexander the Great in 328 B.C. has been generally considered a myth. Accordingly, Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh, Manu and Mandhata, Harishchandra and Bhagirath, Shri Rama and Shri Krishna, all have been treated non-historical, mythical personages. But the recent discoveries like those of Dwarika of Shri Krishna in the sea and Lanka of Ravana in Orissa as well as the authentic determining of the date of floods, that find mention in the Purana, have outrightly refuted the past presumptions. With new things coming to light, it is desirable that history be rewritten. It is with this view that the present book has been written. It aims at presenting the information in an analytic manner and also in chronological order. Beginning from the Vedic yuga, the book presents an in-depth study of Devasura yuga, Satya yuga, Dwapar yuga and Kaliyuga. All the information, both conventional and recent, provided in the book are authentic as they are taken from the authoritative sources. The book is unique in its presentation as it richly provides maps of ancient states, photographs and figures, which not only give a glimpse of the related age or Yuga but also facilitate easy understanding of information. Since miracles, exaggerations, mysteries and supernatural powers find no reference here, the book can be held a complete, authoritative text on ancient Indian history. It is hoped that the students, research scholars and even teachers of Indian History will find this book highly useful and indispensable for having a thorough and updated knowledge of ancient India. Even the general readers will find this book extremely interesting and informative.

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