The Changing Indian Civilization: A Perspective on India, Volume 1

13th century 17th century Adivasis Ahmad Akbar apparently Arabs Aristocratic Aryans Aryo-Indians Aziz Ahmad-Op basically became Bengal Bhakti Brahmans bronze Buddha Buddhist caste Central Asia century A.D. Chapter Civilization cults culture Deccan Deccan Sultanates deities Delhi doctrine Dravidian East feudal fighting food-gatherers Gangetic Valley goddess groups Gujarat Guru Harappan Hence Hindu Hindu Theo-Aristocratic horse ideas Ideology Indian Theo-Aristocratic Indus Indusian Iran iron Islam jatis Jats Karma Krishna Kshatriyas language later literature Mahabharata Maharashtra mainly Maratha marriage matrifocal military millennium B.C. Mughals Muhammad Muslim Muslim-Indian Naga neolithic North north-west organised origin peasants period Persian Phase pottery priests Punjab Puranas Rajputs religious Romila Romila Thapar rulers Sanskrit Science and Technology Scientific-Democratic Shah Sharma-Op Shudras Sikh Sindh Singh society South India spread Stage Sufi Tamil temples Theo Theo-Mercantile Theocrats tion trade tradition tribes Turkish Turks Upanishad Values and Institutions varna Vijaynagar Ware Warrior Nomads West Asia West Europe women