History of North-East India: Early Kingdoms to Modern Integration

10 Sections
58 Lessons
Lifetime

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Module I: Geographical, Ethnic, and Cultural Foundations of North-East India
Module I: Geographical, Ethnic, and Cultural Foundations of North-East India Timeline / Era Covered: Prehistory – Early Historic Background (Before 4th Century CE)
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Module II: Early Historic Period and the Emergence of Kingdoms
Module II: Early Historic Period and the Emergence of Kingdoms Timeline / Era Covered: c. 4th Century CE – 7th Century CE
6
Module III: Early Medieval Transformations and Regional Powers
Module III: Early Medieval Transformations and Regional Powers Timeline / Era Covered: 7th Century CE – 12th Century CE
6
Module IV: Late Medieval Period and the Rise of Indigenous States
Module IV: Late Medieval Period and the Rise of Indigenous States Timeline / Era Covered: 13th Century CE – 18th Century CE
6
Module V: North-East India on the Eve of Colonial Rule
Module V: North-East India on the Eve of Colonial Rule Timeline / Era Covered: 18th Century CE – Early 19th Century CE
5
Module VI: Colonial Rule and Administrative Reorganisation
Module VI: Colonial Rule and Administrative Reorganisation Timeline / Era Covered: 1826 CE – 1900 CE
6
Module VII: National Movement and Political Awakening
Module VII: National Movement and Political Awakening Timeline / Era Covered: 1900 CE – 1947 CE
6
Module VIII: Post-Independence Integration and State Formation
Module VIII: Post-Independence Integration and State Formation Timeline / Era Covered: 1947 CE – 1971 CE
6
Module IX: Insurgency, Identity, and Political Movements
Module IX: Insurgency, Identity, and Political Movements Timeline / Era Covered: 1970s – 1990s
5
Module X: Contemporary North-East India: Development and Integration
Module X: Contemporary North-East India: Development and Integration Timeline / Era Covered: 2000 CE – Present
6

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