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Syallabus for Recruitment Examination of Post GraduateTeacher SUBJECT: HISTORY SECTION- A-ANCIENT INDIA Unit-1 Sources of the Ancient Indian History Literary sources Archeological Sources Foreign Accounts Unit -2 Indus valley Civilization Date, extent, town planning, scripts, seals, religion and trade Decline of the civilization and its causes Vedic Age:- Early Vedic age- Aryan and their original home. Social, political, economic and Religious condition. Later Vedic age, social political, economic and religious condition. Unit 3:- Jainism and Buddhism: Life and Teachings of Lord Mahavira Life and Teachings of Lord Buddha. Their contribution to Indian culture. Similarities and Dissimilarities between Jainism and Buddhism Decline of Jainism and Buddhism Unit 4 :- Political condition of India in the 6 th Century BCE. The sixteen Mahajanpadas. Rise and expansion of Magadha Empire Foreign Invasions. Iranian and Macedonian Invasions and their impacts. Unit5 :- The Age of the Mauryas Sources of the Mauryan History Chandragupta Maurya, His conquest & Achievements. Ashoka His conquest, Policy of Dhamma, achievements Causes of its downfall 1 P a g e

Unit 6 :- The Gupta empire Chandragupta I His conquest & achievement Samudragupta- Conquest and achievements Administration, Golden period and their downfall. Unit 7:- Reign of Harshavardhan Sources of information Harsha s Conquest and Administration Religious, Social and Economic condition Account of Hiuen T-sang SECTION B (MEDIEVAL INDIA ) Unit- 8:- North India between 800 AD-1000 AD Emergence of the Pratiharas Struggle for Empire between Pratiharas, Palas and Rashtrakutas Unit 9 :- The Chola Empire Rise of Chola Empire Central Administration and Local Self Government Art and Architecture Unit 10:- Foundation of Delhi Sultanate Qutab- ud-di- Aibak lltutmish Giyas ud- din -Balban Consolidation and Decline of Delhi Sultanate :- Alla- ud- din- Khilji Muhamamad-bin- Khiliji Unit 11:- The Viyanagar Empire Rise and Growth of Empire Art and Architecture Achievements of Krishnadeva Raya Decline of the Vijayanagar Empire 2 P a g e

Unit12 :- The Bhakti and the Sufi Movements :- * Origin of Bhakti movements, ideas & practices * Bhakti Movements in South India * Bhakti Movements in North India * Leaders of Bhakti Movements * Sufis Teaching of Sufism, Leaders of Sufi Movement. Unit 13 :- The Mughal Empire its Zenith and Decline Akbar conquests and consolidation of the Empire His religious and Rajput policy Mansadari System Achievements of Akbar Shahjhan: Art and Architecture, Age of Magnificence Aurangzeb: Conquests, Religious and Deccan policy, Downfall of the Mughal Empire Unit 14 :- The Marathas : Shivaji: His Role in the rise of the Marathas His Administration Anglo- Maratha War SECTION C (MODERN INDIA) Unit 15: - Rise of British Power in India:- Early British Power in Bengal Dual System of Govt. in Bengal Causes for early success of the British Unit 16:- Land Revenue Policy under the British Rule:- Permanent settlement Ryotwari Settlement Mahalwari Settlement Economic Impact of the Revenue arrangement 3 P a g e

Unit 17:-Socio-Religious Reform Movements:- Raja Ram Mohan Roy and the Brahmo Samaj Dayanand Saraswati and Arya Samaj Swami Vivekananda and the Ramakrishna Mission Sir Sayyid Ahmed and the Aligharh Movement. Unit 18:-Peasants Movements:- Indigo Revolt Deccan Riots Mopilla Uprising Unit 19:-The Revolt of 1857 Causes Long term and immediate Nature and extent of the revolt Causes of the failure of the revolt Queen s proclamation Act and end of East India Company Rule Unit 20:-Rise of Nationalism (1885-1905) Formation of the Indian National Congress Moderate leaders and their ideologies Partition of Bengal and Swadeshi movement Unit; 21:- Rise of Nationalism (1905-1919) Surat Split Home Rule League Under ground and Terrorism Movement Lucknow Pact Unit 22:-Mahatma Gandhi and Nationalism Movement (1919-1947) Emergence of Gandhi in Indian Politics. Gandhiji s early movements Jallainwalla Bagh Massacre, Khilafat and Non Cooperation movement. Salt Satyagrah and Civil Disobedience movement. Round Table Conferences. Quit India movement India towards independence. SECTION D (CONTEMPORARY WORLD) 4 P a g e

Unit 23 :-Rise of Modern World: Renaissance and Reformation. The Industrial revolution. The glorious revolution The French revolution The American War of Independence Unit 24:-World Wars:- First and second World War : Causes and consequences The World after second world War-emergence of power blocks. Emergence of third world and non-alignment movement UNO and its role in international affairs. Unit 25:-The Cold War (1945-1991): The origin of cold war. Superpower rivalry from 1945 onwards the end of cold war Disarmament:-Concept and theories Obstacles to disarmament Unit 26:-Development in Asia and Africa:- Revolution in China. Struggle against Apartheid. SECTION E (HISTORY OF NORTH EAST AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH Unit 27:-History of North East India: Early state in Pragjyotishpur: Kamrup The Ahom state and their relation with neighbouring tribes. Decline of the Ahoms. Unit 28:- History of North East with special reference to Arunachal Pradesh. Pre colonial society economy and occupations Indigenous faith and practices Position of women in society and policy formation. Concept of Interline and Outerline Mac Mohan line The Anglo Abor War. 5 P a g e