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Mohenjo Daro and Harappa were along the indius river because of this they were called the indius river civilization,As a result, one theory of the decline of Mohenjo-Daro is that the people simply decided to leave because of frequent floods.
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Different theories explain the Vedic Period, when Indo-Aryan people on the Indian subcontinent migrated to the Ganges Plain, they already had lived in the Indus valley basin for quite a long time and hence it is difficult to say as to exactly how and why these migrations happened,the Aryans may have influenced the traditional Caste system in India, where each member of society is born to a certain rank which has entailing privileges, stigma and responsibilities.
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the most importants leaders were Chandragupta Mauryaand Brihadratha,it eventually fal because mong these causes, some causes appear almost as common, namely, the weak successors, vastness of the empire, independence of the provinces, foreign invasion, and internal revolt. The causes for the downfall and decline of Maurya Empire are discussed below:
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Buddhism is practice and spiritual development leading to into the true nature of reality.Buddhism and Hinduism have a common past, and while there are many similar beliefs between the two religions, there are just as many differences between the Buddhist and Hindu religions.
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The Kalinga War was fought in India between the Maurya Empire under Ashoka and the state of Kalinga.Some versions say that Ashoka was sickened by the slaughter of the war and refused to keep on fighting. Whatever his reasons were, Ashoka stopped his expansion policy and India turned into a prosperous and peaceful place for the years to come.
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they was famous because of successful but bloody conquest of the Kalinga country on the east coast,and also because he was mean and that all go through their cruel methods just like his grandfather and he did that maruya was one of the bigest empires,and o
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The period is noted for its achievements in the arts, architecture, sciences, religion, and philosophy. it began a period of overall prosperity and growth that continued for the next two and half centuries which came to be known as a “Golden Age” in India’s history and is know as golden age because it give hope to the country of india
