Mauryan Administration in Ancient India
The Mauryan Administration was divided into three Divisions they were: 1. Central Administration 2. Provincial Administration and 3. Local Administration
The Mauryan Administration was divided into three Divisions they were: 1. Central Administration 2. Provincial Administration and 3. Local Administration
Decline of Buddhism As mentioned earlier, Buddhism witnessed clash of philosophy and stress on codes among various versions. In due
Contribution of Buddhism to Indian Culture Buddhism remained one of the foremost religions of not only India but the whole
Buddhist Scriptures Buddha’s preaching collected and classified into three volumes, collectively called as pitakas. The three volumes are like these,
Buddhist Monachism or Sangha For the propagation of Buddhism, Buddha created a disciplined mechanism of missionaries, called as Bhikshus and
Siddhartha was born at Lumbini in present Nepal. He was son of Shuddodana, the King of Shakya gana of Kapilvastu
Trade and Traders – Economy The rapidly increasing trade made a range of material goods available for consumption. There were
Urbanisation Increased agricultural activity and settled life led to the rise of sixteen Mahajanapadas (large territorial states) in north India
The Neolithic Age saw the man turning into food producer from food gatherer. It also witnessed the use of pottery
Jainism is an ancient religion that is rooted in the philosophy that teaches the way to liberation and a path