The last Trithankara in Jain tradition is Vardhamana Mahavira.

The capital cities of Indus Valley Civilization were Harappa and Mohenjodaro.

The founder of the Karkota dynasty in Kashmir was Durlabhvardhana.

Under Harshvardhan in the seventh century A. D. the centre of political gravity in north India shifted from Magadh to Kannauj.

Khajuraho temples were built by the Chandellas.

The first Muslim ruler to impose the Jaziya on the Brahmins was Firoz Shah Tughlaq.

The Loyal Mohammadans of India was the newspaper brought out by Sayyid Ahmad khan.

Gopal Krishna Gokhale founded the Servants of India Society in 1905.

Harshavardhana is known as Siladitya.

Manu Smriti, Yajnvalkya Smriti, Narad Smriti, Parashara Smriti, Brihaspati Smiriti and Katyayana Smriti.

The founder of the philosophy of Vedanta/Uttara-Mimansa was Badarayana.

Lothal, Sutkagendor, Allahdino, Balakot and Kuntasi were the port cities of Indus Valley Civilization.

The only Indus site where the remains of a horse have actually been found is Surkotada.

The Chalukyas or Solankis ruled over Gujrat for almost three and a half centuries between the year 950-1300 A.D.

During the Sultanate period the highest category of peasants were the Khots and Muqaddams.

The Vijyanagar (A. D. 1336) and Bahamani (A. D. 1347) witnessed by Muhammad Bin Tughlaq.

The major towns namely Fatehabad, Hissar, Firozpur, Jaunpur and Firozabad were founded by Firoz Shah Tughlaq.

The biography of Harshvardhan-Harsh-Charita was written by Banabhatta.

The Kshatriya Clan of Moriyas Branch of Sakyas.

A moral Law, a Common Code of Conduct or an Ethical Order.

In Rig Vedic period, the basis of both social and political organization was the Kula (Family).

Akbar the great Mughal Emperor proclaimed a new religion Din-e-Ilahi in 1581.

The Jain Tirthankaras, Lord Aristanemi (22nd Tirthankar) and Lord Rishabh Nath (1st Tirthankar) has been mentioned in Rigveda.

The largest Indian site of Indus Valley Civilization was Dholavira.

Sabha:Sabha was the assembly in early Rig-Vedic and the assembly hall in later Rig-Vedic period. Women who attended this assembly were known as Sabhavati. It was a kin based assembly. Samiti: Samiti was a folk assembly in which people of the tribe gathered for transacting tribal business. It discussed philosophical issues and was concerned with religious ceremonies and prayers.

Lord Hardinge is remembered for the annulment of the partition of Bengal.

Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq is credited with the foundation of the third city of Delhi known as Tughlaqabad.

During modern history Martanda Verma emerged as the strong ruler of Travancore (Kerala).

Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb died in 1707 A.D.

The first notable Paramara ruler in medieval period of India was Vakpati Munja.