Pratiyogita darpan monthly in English

Pratiyogita darpan monthly in English

Pratiyogita darpan monthly in English This article was published in September Mauryan Dynasty o Extensive maritime trading activities that paved the way for Indian immigration to Indonesia and other surrounding islands. o Megasthenes has described the presence of a special group that looked after different aspects of naval war-fighting. Role played by the NavyCreating trade routes: IVCs maritime trade route with Mesopotamia Gupta empire trade routes with West Asia etc.Establishing external links: Mauryan empire relationship with Sri Lanka Egypt etc. (the route of propagation of Buddhism).Protecting the sea border: Although limited the naval war fighting capabilities existed especially in Maurya Chola and Maratha dynasties.Scientific exchanges: The maritime routes enabled geographical understanding and knowledge exchange. For example the knowledge of the monsoon winds was also developed during sea voyages. Arthashastra written by Chanayaka has details of the department of waterways under a No 1 magazine in India subscribe.

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Civil services chronicle

Civil services chronicle

Civil services chronicle This article was published in September Navadhyaksha (Superintendent of the ships).Satvahana Dynasty o They controlled the East coast of India along the Bay of Bengal and had healthy trade with the Roman Empire. Also had contacts with various parts of Southeast Asia through the sea route. o Were the first native Indian rulers to issue their own coins with inscription of ships.Gupta Dynasty o Chinese travellers including Fa-Hien Huein Tsang etc had given accounts of the vast overseas trade during the Gupta period. o During this period several ports in the east and west were opened which greatly revived maritime trade with European and African countries.Southern dynasties o Cholas Cheras and Pandyas rulers had established strong maritime trade links with the local rulers of Sumatra Java Malay Peninsula Thailand and China UPSC Preparation magazine.

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