ഇൻഡ്യയിലെ രാജവംശങ്ങളും | സ്ഥാപകരും |
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അടിമ വംശം | കുത്തബ്ദീൻ ഐബക് |
കണ്വ വംശം | വാസുദേവ കണ്വർ |
കുശാന വംശം | കജുല കാഡ്ഫിസെസ് |
ഖിൽജി വംശം | ജലാലുദ്ദീൻ ഖിൽജി |
ഗുപ്ത രാജവംശം | ശ്രീഗുപ്തൻ |
ചാലൂക്യ വംശം | പുലികേശി I |
ചോള സാമ്രാജ്യം | പരാന്തകൻ I |
തുഗ്ലക് വംശം | ഗിയാസുദ്ദീൻ തുഗ്ലക് |
നന്ദവംശം | മഹാപത്മനന്ദൻ |
പല്ലവരാജവംശം | സിംഹവിഷ്ണു |
പാല രാജവംശം | ഗോപിലൻ |
ബാഹ്മനി വംശം | അലാവുദ്ദീൻ ബാഹ്മൻ ഷാ |
മര്യവംശം | ചന്ദ്രഗുപ്ത മൗര്യൻ |
മറാത്ത വംശം | ശിവജി |
മുഗൾ വംശം | ബാബർ |
രാഷ്ട്രകൂട വംശം | ദന്തി ദുർഗ്ഗൻ |
ലോദി വംശം | ബഹലൂൽ ലോദി |
വാകാടക രാജവംശം | വിന്ധ്യാശക്തി |
വിജയനഗര സാമ്രാജ്യം | ഹരിഹരൻ; ബുക്കൻ |
വർദ്ധന സാമ്രാജ്യം | പുഷ്യഭൂതി |
ശതവാഹന വംശം | സിമുഖൻ |
ശിശിനാഗ വംശം | ശിശുനാഗൻ |
സയ്യദ് വംശം | കിസർ ഖാൻ |
സുംഗ വംശം | പുഷ്യമിത്ര സുംഗൻ |
ഹര്യങ്ക വംശം | ബിംബിസാരൻ |
ഹോയ്സാല വംശം | ശലൻ |
Dynasty (Region) | Founder | Period |
Chalukya Badami Dynasty (Badami) | Pulkeshin I | 543 AD – 753 AD |
Chalukya Vengi Dynasty (Vengi) | Vishnu Vardhana | 615 AD - 1118 AD |
Chola Dynasty (Tamil Region) | Vijayalaya | 850 AD - 1279 AD |
Chola Dynasty, Adi (Cholamandalama) | Karikala | 190 AD - 600 AD |
Gupta Dynasty (Magadha) | Srigupta | 320 AD - 600 AD |
Haryanka Dynasty (Magadha) | Bimbisara | 684 BC – 413 BC |
Kanva Dynasty (Magadha) | Vasudeva | 75 BC - 30 BC |
Khilji Dynasty (Northern India) | Jalal-ud-din Khilji | 1290 AD – 1320 AD |
Kushan Dynasty (West-Northern India) | Kadphises | 50 AD - 250 AD |
Lodhi Dynasty (Northern India) | Bahlol Lodhi | 1451 AD – 1526 AD |
Mauryan Dynasty (Magadha) | Chandragupta Maurya | 322 BC – 185 BC |
Mughal Dynasty (large part of Indian Subcontinent) | Babur 1526 | AD – 1857 AD |
Nanda Dynasty (Magadha) | Mahapadmananda | 345 BC – 321 BC |
Pala Dynasty (Bengal) | Gopala | 750 AD – 1174 AD |
Pallava Dynasty (Kanchi) | Singha Vishnu | 550 AD - 897 AD |
Rashtrakuta Dynasty (Maharashtra) | Danti Durga | 753 AD – 982 AD |
Satvahana Dynasty (Maharashtra) | Simuka | 230 BC – 220 CE |
Slave Dynasty (Northern India) | Qutubudin Aibak | 1206 AD – 1290 AD |
Sunga Dynasty (Magadha) | Pushyamitra Sunga | 185 BC – 75 BC |
Tughlaq Dynasty (Northern India) | Ghias-ud-din Tughlaq | 1320 AD – 1414 AD |
776 BC: First Olympiad in Greece.
4 BC: Birth of Jesus Christ.
570: Birth of Prophet Mohammed.
622: Beginning of Hijra Era.
1215: Signing of Magna Carta.
1492: Columbus discovered America.
1688: Glorious Revolution in England.
1776: American War of Independence.
1789: French Revolution.
1815: Battle of Waterloo.
1848: Publication of Communist Manifesto.
1918: First World War ended.
1948: Myanmar and Sri Lanka achieved independence.
1957: First artificial satellite was launched by Russia.
1963: Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.
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