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Written by Wesley, Miranda, Kade, Sofia and Elise
1700 BC
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The Caste System was important because the Aryans did live a life of being warriors and conquering. The Indus introduced them to basic Indian religions and the caste system. In this system, the priests were on top. The caste system was important because it was used for many years by the Indo-Aryans.
1500 BC
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The Aryans wrote and spoke in a language called Sanskrit. Sanskrit was later used in the first documentation of the Vedas. It also contributed strongly to the Indian religion. The Aryans had the largest impact on India
1500 BC
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The Vedas are the oldest available written texts of Hinduism. They are the earliest record of Indian-Aryan civilization. Veda means wisdom or knowledge. There are four Vedas: the Rig-Veda, the Sama Veda, the Yajur Veda and the Atharva Veda.
Written by Rachael, Olivia, Caleigh, Ben and Mr S
750 BCE - 750 BCE
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This event is the beginning and namesake of the Mahajanapada Era. Mahajanapadas are large cities made up of smaller tribal groupings. Janapada means literally ‘land where the jana has set foot’, and mahajanapada only means a larger one one these. The sixteen great states are called Kasi, Kosala, Anga, Magadha, Vajji, Malla, Chedi, Vatsa, Kuru, Panchala, Maccha, Surasena, Assaka, Avanti, Gandhara, and Kamboja.
700 BCE - 700 BCE
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The Caste system is still used today in India, but is highly illegal. The caste system is a system of segregation of people, each person with having a traditional occupation. The four main groups were Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, and Shudras. Certain people were excluded, and called untouchables.
527 BCE - 527 BCE
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Prince Siddhartha finds enlightenment and he changes his perspective. Prince Siddhartha then becomes a Buddha. Buddhism is a religion that is still practiced today by many people, despite it's long term use. The word Buddhism comes from the word "budhi" which means "to awaken".
500 BCE - 500 BCE
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Jainism values self-salvation, without the assistance of any gods. They also value ahimsa, or non-injury. To do so, many Jain monks starve themselves ritually in order to harm absolutely nothing.
Sydney, Ella N, Jordan, Reece, Ms Simone
268 BCE
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It affected the people because they empire lived in peace and converted to Buddhism. Since he is a king, his a role model to people so a lot of people looked up to him and converted.
268 BCE
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Under the reign of king Ashoka, Indian culture developed more than it ever had before. Because of this people were able to change how they acted.
319 AD
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This is important because, they raided a lot of places which led to people being killed or injured, or affected by the raid. We think this is a very important event.
1001
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This event is significant because even though the Muslims left and did not return for a long time, this marks the beginning of a change in belief.
Earl, Ella F, Courtney Owen and Sophie
1526 - 1526
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Babar drove on toward Delhi, the battle that happened that day was called the Battle of Panipat. April 21, 1526
I think this is important because it was the first battle of two that helped Babar invade Delhi. Delhi became part of the Mughal empire.
1555 - 1556
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In 1555, Babur’s grandson, Akbar, who was was Humayun’s son, took the crown. This was tremendous because he extended the kingdom and married a Hindu princess. He also is considered one of the greatest Mughal rulers of all time.
1631 - 1631
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In 1631, Akbar's grandson, Shah Jahan,’s wife died during the birth of their 14th child. Shah Jahan built the Taj Mahal in honor of her. This was important because now, the Taj is a very important Mausoleum. It has a lot to do with Indian culture.
1658 - 1658
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In 1658, Shah Jahan started getting sick, and was believed to be dying. His four sons started a war about who would inherit the throne. His son Aurangzeb finally inherited the throne. I thought that this was important, because after that, Aurangzeb had his 3 brothers executed because he didn’t want them to start a revolution. It is also important because many innocent Indian citizens were killed.
The Colonial Era took place approximately 1600-1850. This timeline was written by Ellie, Gabi, Jonathan,Fiore and Ms K
December 31, 1600 - December 31, 1600
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On December 31, 1600, Queen Elizabeth allows English traders to start a trading company with India. This causes the British to begin to attempt to colonize India. This also starts off the Colonial Era and causes many wars between the British and the Indians.
1756 - 1757
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The Battle of Plassey only lasts a few hours, but many Indian leaders of importance are killed. This results in the bribing of the new leaders by the British.
1857 - 1857
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The Indians revolt against the British, ending the Colonial Era, and killing many British and Indian leaders and generals.