Topic Wise History Notes

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Competition Zenith brings you the best available 'History Notes' over internet. These notes are prepared subtly keeping in mind the questions that are regularly asked in the competition exams. We have covered all the relevant topics to excel you in history subject. Below is the table with chapter names and their respective links.

S. No.	Chapter Name	Link
1.	Brief Insight of Harappa/Indus Valley Civilization	Click Here
2.	Vedic Culture	Click Here
3.	The Rise of Buddhism And Jainism	Click Here
4.	Magadha Empire, Its Dynasties And Alexander’s Invasion	Click Here
5.	The Mauryan Empire	Click Here
6.	Post Maurya Period And Gupta Dynasty	Click Here
7.	Post Gupta Period: Vardhan Dynasty & Kingdom of Deccan	Click Here
8.	South Indian Kingdom	Click Here
9.	Medieval India And Islamic Invasion	Click Here
10.	The Delhi Sultanate	Click Here
11.	The Mughal Empire And Rise of The Marathas	Click Here
12.	Modern India: The Advent of Europeans	Click Here
13.	The 18^th Century And The Rise of European Power In India	Click Here
14.	Governer Generals of Bengal And India, and Their Important Work	Click Here
15.	The Revolt of 1857 And Social & Cultural Uprisings	Click Here
16.	Indian Independence And Important National Activities	Click Here

Bonus Topics:

All about Mahatama Gandhi : Click Here
Important Historical Monuments And Their Builders : Click Here

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