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    History

    Project
    Elina Koola
    7D
    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
    I would like to express my special thanks to
    my History teacher
    “Mrs. Vijayasree K” for her able
    guidance and support in completing my
    project.
    I would ably like to extend my gratitude to our
    school Head
    “Mrs. Lakshmi Madhusudan” and my
    parents for providing
    me with all the facilities that were required.
    Elina Delighten Koola
    Std. 7, History
    CONTENTS:
     Topic 1 - Choose any one Kingdom of North
    (Pratiharas of Rajputana, Chauhan of
    Ajmer, Parmaras of Malwa)
    Introduction
    Timeline – depicting important events or rulers.
    Map depicting the extent of the empire
    Political structure of the Kingdom of North
    Education and Some literary works
    Achievements in Aart and Architecture
     Topic 2
    Choose any one Kingdom of the South Timeline –
    depicting important events or rulers.
    Map depicting the extent of the empire
    Societal structure of the Kingdom of South India
    Scholars / Notable personalitiesAchievements in
    Art and Architecture
    Topic 1:
    North-Indian
    Kingdom-
    Pala Dynasty
    INTRODUCTION:-
    Pala Dynasty, ruled from 8th to 12th
    century. The ruling dynasty throne was
    in Bihar & Bengal. Founder was,
    Gopala, he was a local cheiften who
    rose to power in the 8th century.
    TIMELINE:-
    EXTENT:-
    POLITICAL STRUCTURE :-
    • Gopala's ascension was an important political event
    • The other rulers acknowledged the military and
    political supremacy of Dharmapala.
    • The structure of Pala’s followed the appointment of
    the Prime Ministers.
    • Pala Empire was divided into separate ‘Vuktis’
    (Provinces).Vuktis were subdivided into ‘Vishayas’
    (Divisions) and then into ‘Mandalas’ (Districts).
    Other smaller units were Khandala, Bhaga, Avritti
    etc.
    EDUCATION AND SOME
    LITERARY WORKS:-
    • Buddhist texts were the earliest form of Bangla
    language.
    • Different books including on various subjects such as
    on philosophy, the books existed Agaman Shastra by
    Gaudapada etc. Other books comprise of medicinal
    books. Atisha compiled more than 200 books.The
    greatepic Ramacharitam was written by Sandhyakar
    Nandi the court poet of Madanpala

    ART & ARCHITECTURE:-


    • The Pala style was inherited and continued even
    under the Sena Empire.
    • Deity figures became more rigid in posture, and
    figures were heavily loaded with jewellery; they
    very often have multiple arms.
    • Palas built a number of monasteries and other
    sacred structures.
    Topic 2:
    South-Indian
    Kingdom-
    Pallava
    Dynasty
    INTRODUCTION:-
    The Pallava dynasty subsisted from
    275 CE to 897 CE, ruling apartof
    southern India. They achieved power
    after the decline of the Satavahana
    dynasty, in which the Pallavas served
    as feudatories. Pallavas became a
    significant power duringthe reign of
    Mahendravarman I (571–630 CE) and
    Narasimhavarman I (630–668
    CE)and governed the Southern parts of
    the Telugu Region and northern parts of
    theTamil region for about 600 years
    until the end of the 9th century.
    TIMELINE:-

    EXTENT:-
    POLITICAL STRUCTURE :-
    During the seventh century, the Cholas slowly declining
    by the authority of the Pallavas. Vatapi (Badami) was
    occupied by the Pallava king Narasimhavarman, he
    defeated the Chalukyas. The Kalabhra uprising was
    crushed by the Pandyas, Chalukyas and the Pallavas
    jointly.

    EDUCATION AND SOME


    LITERARY WORKS:-
    Alwars represent the religious literature of the Pallava
    period. Perundevanar was patronized by Nandivarman
    II and he translated the Mahabharata as
    Bharathavenba in Tamil.
    unique form of Grantha script, which is a type of
    Brahmic script, was used. The Pallavas were great
    patrons of learning. Their capital Kanchi was a centre
    of learning.
    Ghatika at Kanchi was popular and it attracted
    students from all parts of India and abroad.
    ART & ARCHITECTURE:-
    Pallava art is divided into 4 parts:
    1. Mahendra style (600-625 AD)
    2. Mammala style (625-674 AD)
    3. Rajasimha and Nadivarman style (674-800 AD)
    4. Aparajita style (early 9th century)
    Most of the art was dedicated to lord Shiva
    The Kailasanatha temple in Kanchipuram and the
    Shore Temple built by Narasimhavarman ||
    Bibliography:-
    Byjus.com
    Wikipedia.com
    Canva.com
    Livehistoryindia.com
    Blogpost.com
    Daily.Bangladesh.com

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