In comparison to the previous publication, this video focuses on historical overview of India. It touches upon all the periods in the history of the country starting from the prehistoric times, continuing with different empires and the state under British colonialism (the British Raj period) and ending with the after-colonial period. There are plenty of facts and names of histotical figures, but you may easily get the whole picture.
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Apart from English colonial period in India, I knew little about this great country with brilliant history, from this short video I got a basic information about its tough development.
Thanks for share！From this video I know religious conflict is so intense, revolt between Muslims and Hindus and Sikhs lead to more than a half-million people died.
Thank you! This video contains really useful information.
Thank you for this information-rich video.
The most interesting for me were the facts about religions Hindu, Buddhism, Muslims in different periods. And I want to point out an amazing fact about large population growth: from more than 300 millions people in 1947 to more than 1,3 billion people for the present.
Thank you for the rich and comprehensive video and the religion part is interesting. I've known more about India.
Thanks for this share. I have to admit that i've underestimated India and its impact in the world's history. Now I see how interesting and valuable the history of India is.