History chapter 2 Flashcards
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Inscription on the Harappan seals and other artifact
Third millennium BCE
Ashoka’s inscription on rocks and stone pillars
Third century BCE
Inscription begin to occur on coins metal images or copper plates and sculptures
First century CE
Soha gaura copper plate of Maurya period
Gorakhpur Uttar Pradesh
Harsha Charitra King harsha’s biography
7th century CE by banabhatta
Rajtarangini the history of Kashmir
12th century CE by kalhana
Tarikh a firozshahi status purpose of historiography
Ziauddin barani
Scholar who wrote in Arabic about Indian knowledge and social life
Alberuni
Autobiography of Babur
Tu zuk a barari
Biography of Akbar written by Abul Fazal
Akbarnama
An important historical document of medieval time in Maharashtra
Bukhar
First director general of archaeological survey of India
Sir Alexander Cunningham
Discovery of Harappan civilization
Sir John Marshall
The history of British India three volumes published in 1817
James mill
The history of India published in 1841 by governor of Bombay
Mount Stuart elephintstone
The history of marathas
Grant Duff
Exposed the limitation of Grand Duffs writing
Neelkanth Janardan kirtane , Vishwanath Kashinath rajwade
European Scholars who respect civilization of the East
Orientalist
Founded Asiatic society in Kolkata in 1784
William Jones
Translation of Hitopadesh edited 50 volumes of the sacred book of the east compilation of Rigveda and its translation into German
Freidrich Max muller
Revaluation of orientalist writing
Edward Said
Nationalistic historiography in Maharashtra
Vishnushastri Chiplunkar
The rise of Maratha power
Justice Mahadev Govind Ranade
Institution founded by VK Rajwade in Pune
Bharat Itihaas Sanshodhak mandal ( 7th July 1910 )
The Indian war of independence
Vinayak Damodar Savarkar
Three schools of historiography based on ideology
Marxist Subaltern Feminist
Primitive communism to slavery
Comrade Shripad Amrut Dange
Contribution of subaltern history
Antonio gramsci (Italian)
Ranjit Guha (Indian)
Historical books on the Dalits and untouchables
‘Gulamgiri ‘ by Mahatma Jyotirao Phule
‘The who were the shudras ‘and ‘the untouchables’ by Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar
Books on feminist history
*‘Stripurush tulna’ ( 1882) by Tarabai Shinde
*‘the high cast Hindu women ‘ (1888) by Pandita Ramabai
Essay on life stories of Pandita Ramabai and Dr Rukmabai (first lady doctor of India)
Crossing threshold : feminist essay in social history by Meera Koshambi
Autobiography of dalit women
Writing cast , writing gender :reading the with womens testimonies by (Dr Sharmila rege)
Riyasatkar
Govind sakharam sardesai for his publication named Maratha riyasat
Indian historians who wrote without embarrassing any ideology
*Sir Jadunath Sarkar
*Surendranath Sen
*GS Sardesai
*Trymbak S Shejawalkar