Ancient Indian Rishikas Who Wrote Vedic Suktas in Rigvedic Era Ancient Indian Rishikas contributed verses in the Vedas. Here is a chronological account of 22 Rishikas, who wrote Vedic Suktas in Rigvedic era: 1….
Outline of Indian Chronology: Manu (14500 BCE) to Vikramaditya (1 BCE) The antiquity and the chronology of ancient Indian civilization can be presented in seven distinct stages as follows: 1. Early Vedic Period (14500-13000 BCE)…
Kurukshetra War Date Evidences: 3162 BCE Vs 3066 BCE Vs 1792 BCE -3162 -3066 -1792 Internal Astronomical Evidence on Kurukshetra War Date 1 Solar eclipse on the day when Pandavas left for…
Historicity of Navaratnas of Raja Vikramaditya: Kalidasa to Vetala Bhatta Eminent historians have not only questioned the historicity of King Vikramaditya but also rejected the contemporaneity of Navaratnas because their distorted chronological framework has no…
53 Evidences on Mahabharata War Date; Brihadratha to Gupta Chronology Our historical texts like Puranas etc., give the continuous chronology starting from the Kurukshetra war. Therefore, the Mahabharata War date cannot be fixed in isolation….
Saka King Nahapana Ruled around 623-583 BCE? Here are Evidences The epigraphic and numismatic evidence clearly indicates that there were two branches of Western Kshatraps. Bhumaka and Nahapana belonged to a different branch (Kshaharatas) from…
How Rani Durgavati Resisted Mughals; Chronological History of Garh Mandala Rani Durgavati and her heroic ultimate sacrifice to save her kingdom from Mughal invasion has immortalised the history of Garh Mandala or Garh Katanga kingdom….
A Chronology of Comet Observations During Rigvedic Era Varahamihira mentions certain comet observations of Rigvedic era in Ketuchara, Chapter 11 of Brihat Samhita. Parashara, Asita and Devala were the earliest astronomers who recorded the comet…
Chronological History of Ayodhya: Manu to Shri Ram to Sumitra Here is a chronology of events right from the time of Manu. Rulers of Ayodhya from 13800 BCE are mentioned the the chart. Manu…
Early History of Odisha: Connection of Kharavela with Nanda of Magadh According to Purāṇas, Queen Sudeshna bore five sons named Aṅga, Vaṅga, Kaliṅga, Pundra and Suhma to her husband the Ānava King Bali begotten on…
