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Revision as of 14:37, 3 October 2014

Outline of South Asian history
History of Indian subcontinent

Stone Age (7000–3000 BC)

Mehrgarh Culture

(7000–3300 BC)

Bronze Age (3000–1300 BC)

Indus Valley Civilization	(3300–1700 BC)
– Early Harappan Culture	(3300–2600 BC)
– Mature Harappan Culture	(2600–1900 BC)
Ochre Coloured Pottery culture	(from 2000 BC)
Vedic period	(1750–1200 BC)
– Late Harappan Culture	(1700–1300 BC)
Swat culture	(1600–500 BC)
– Black and Red ware culture	(1300–1200 BC)

Iron Age (1200–26 BC)

Vedic period	(1200–500 BC)
– Black and Red ware culture	(1200–1000 BC)
– Painted Grey Ware culture	(1200–600 BC)
– Janapadas	(1200–600 BC)
– Northern Black Polished Ware	(700–200 BC)
Haryanka Kingdom	(684–424 BC)
– Maha Janapadas	(600–300 BC)
Achaemenid Empire	(550–330 BC)
– Magadha Kingdom	(500–321 BC)
Ror Kingdom	(450 BC–489 AD)
Nanda Empire	(424–321 BC)
Shishunaga Kingdom	(413–345 BC)
Macedonian Empire	(330–323 BC)
Maurya Empire	(321–184 BC)
Seleucid Empire	(312–63 BC)
Pandya Empire	(300 BC–1345 AD)
Chera Kingdom	(300 BC–1102 AD)
Chola Empire	(300 BC–1279 AD)
Pallava Empire	(250 BC–800 AD)
Maha-Megha-Vahana Empire	(250s BC–400s AD)
Parthian Empire	(247 BC–224 AD)
Satavahana Empire	(230–220 BC)
Kuninda Kingdom	(200s BC–300s AD)
Indo-Scythian Kingdom	(200 BC–400 AD)
Indo-Greek Kingdom	(180 BC–10 AD)
Sunga Empire	(185–73 BC)
Kanva Empire	(75–26 BC)

Middle Kingdoms (21–1279 AD)

Indo-Parthian Kingdom	(21–130s AD)
Western Satrap Empire	(35–405 AD)
Kushan Empire	(60–240 AD)
Bharshiva Dynasty	(170–350 AD)
Nagas of Padmavati	(210–340 AD)
Sasanian Empire	(224–651 AD)
Indo-Sassanid Kingdom	(230–360 AD)
Vakataka Empire	(250s–500s AD)
Kalabhras Empire	(250–600 AD)
Gupta Empire	(280–550 AD)
Kadamba Empire	(345–525 AD)
Western Ganga Kingdom	(350–1000 AD)
Kamarupa Kingdom	(350–1100 AD)
Vishnukundina Empire	(420–624 AD)
Maitraka Empire	(475–767 AD)
Huna Kingdom	(475–576 AD)
Rai Kingdom	(489–632 AD)
Shahi Empire	(500s–1026 AD)
Chalukya Empire	(543–753 AD)
Maukhari Empire	(550s–700s AD)
Harsha Empire	(590–647 AD)
Tibetan Empire	(618–841 AD)
Eastern Chalukya Kingdom	(624–1075 AD)
Rashidun Caliphate	(632–661 AD)
Gurjara-Pratihara Empire	(650–1036 AD)
Umayyad Caliphate	(661–750 AD)
Pala Empire	(750–1174 AD)
Rashtrakuta Empire	(753–982 AD)
Paramara Kingdom	(800–1327 AD)
Yadava Empire	(850–1334 AD)
Solanki Kingdom	(942–1244 AD)
Western Chalukya Empire	(973–1189 AD)
Lohara Kingdom	(1003–1320 AD)
Hoysala Empire	(1040–1346 AD)
Sena Empire	(1070–1230 AD)
Eastern Ganga Empire	(1078–1434 AD)
Kakatiya Kingdom	(1083–1323 AD)
Kalachuri Empire	(1130–1184 AD)

Late medieval period (1206–1596)

Delhi Sultanate	(1206–1526 AD)
– Mamluk Sultanate	(1206–1290 AD)
– Khilji Sultanate	(1290–1320 AD)
– Tughlaq Sultanate	(1320–1414 AD)
– Sayyid Sultanate	(1414–1451 AD)
– Lodi Sultanate	(1451–1526 AD)
Ahom Kingdom	(1228–1826 AD)
Reddy Kingdom	(1325–1448 AD)
Vijayanagara Empire	(1336–1646 AD)
Gajapati Kingdom	(1434–1541 AD)
Deccan Sultanates	(1490–1596 AD)

Early modern period (1526–1858)

Mughal Empire	(1526–1858 AD)
Maratha Empire	(1674–1818 AD)
Durrani Empire	(1747–1823 AD)
Sikh Empire	(1799–1849 AD)

Colonial period (1510–1961)

Portuguese India	(1510–1961 AD)
Dutch India	(1605–1825 AD)
Danish India	(1620–1869 AD)
French India	(1759–1954 AD)
Company Raj	(1757–1858 AD)
British Raj	(1858–1947 AD)
Partition of India	(1947 AD)

Other states (1102–1947)

Zamorin Kingdom	(1102–1766 AD)
Deva Kingdom	(1200s–1300s AD)
Chitradurga Kingdom	(1300–1779 AD)
Garhwal Kingdom	(1358–1803 AD)
Mysore Kingdom	(1399–1947 AD)
Keladi Kingdom	(1499–1763 AD)
Koch Kingdom	(1515–1947 AD)
Thondaiman Kingdom	(1650–1948 AD)
Madurai Kingdom	(1559–1736 AD)
Thanjavur Kingdom	(1572–1918 AD)
Marava Kingdom	(1600–1750 AD)
Sikh Confederacy	(1707–1799 AD)
Travancore Kingdom	(1729–1947 AD)

Kingdoms of Sri Lanka

Kingdom of Tambapanni	(543–505 BC)
Kingdom of Upatissa Nuwara	(505–377 BC)
Anuradhapura Kingdom	(377 BC–1017 AD)
Kingdom of Ruhuna	(200 AD)
Kingdom of Polonnaruwa	(300–1310 AD)
Jaffna Kingdom	(1215–1624 AD)
Kingdom of Dambadeniya	(1220–1272 AD)
Kingdom of Yapahuwa	(1272–1293 AD)
Kingdom of Kurunegala	(1293–1341 AD)
Kingdom of Gampola	(1341–1347 AD)
Kingdom of Raigama	(1347–1415 AD)
Kingdom of Kotte	(1412–1597 AD)
Kingdom of Sitawaka	(1521–1594 AD)
Kingdom of Kandy	(1469–1815 AD)
Portuguese Ceylon	(1505–1658 AD)
Dutch Ceylon	(1656–1796 AD)
British Ceylon	(1815–1948 AD)

Nation histories

Regional histories

Specialised histories

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See also

{{South Asian history}} (smaller version)

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