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A Compelling
Guide to the History of One of the World’s Oldest Civilizations
Encyclopædia Britannica’s Indian
History is a journey back in time, into the events and mindscapes that brought
to life a whole civilization and culture. Reviewed and edited by scholars, the
set of two books, Ancient and Medieval, and Modern, represent
a lucid and meticulous unfolding of the mystique of India through the ages.
This chronological coverage of India presents information on the people of India;
the great dynasties; trailblazers with their triumphs and trials; and landmarks.
Highlights
- Each volume includes an authoritative
overview of Indian history spanning the period it covers.
- Individual entries are rich sources of
detailed information about the many histories that have figured in the making
of India, as we know it today.
- Entries on specific periods, places,
and people that constitute Indian history are a scholarly reference source.
The two volumes are a ready reckoner for
school children, teachers, students taking competitive exams, and people interested
in the history of India. They will benefit greatly from its easy-to-use format
and the depth of its comprehensive information. It is a reliable reference,
encourages research and fact-finding.
Product Details
- ISBN: 81-7991-067-9
- Volumes: 1
- Pages: 316
Also see:Indian History: Modern
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