Our Ancient Indian History Through Maps Android App

By Bharat Choudhary -
'Ancient Indian History Maps' is an educational and informative atlas app for history enthusiasts. You can explore the history of ancient India (6th century BC to 12th century AD) through maps on this free app. This app contains 34 high definition and high-quality maps, graphically designed from various authentic sources available. This app is optimized for smaller phones also.
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Ancient Indian History Through Maps Android App

Maps in this app covers the maximum extent of area in Indian subcontinent (South Asia) at some time controlled by the power(s) named:
  1. Haryanka Empire
  2. Sishunaga Dynasty
  3. Nanda Dynasty
  4. Mauryan Empire
  5. Shunga Dynasty
  6. Indo-Greek Kingdom
  7. Northern Sakas
  8. Satavahana Empire
  9. Indo-Parthians
  10. Maha-Meghavahanas
  11. Kushan Dynasty
  12. Western Sakas
  13. Vakatakas Dynasty
  14. Gupta Empire
  15. Southern Hunas
  16. Early Pallavas
  17. Maukhari Dynasty
  18. Chach Dynasty
  19. Later Guptas
  20. Pandya Dynasty
  21. Shashanka Dynasty
  22. Early Kalachuris
  23. Chalukyas Of Vatapi
  24. Pushyabhuti Dynasty
  25. Great Pallavas
  26. Varman Dynasty
  27. Karkota Dynasty
  28. Pala Dynasty
  29. Rashtharakuta Dynasty
  30. Gurjara-Parthiharas
  31. Hindu Shahi Dynasty
  32. Chandellas
  33. Later Kalachuris
  34. (Rivers of Indian Subcontinent)
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Features of application:
  • Low size boom package
  • Free treat for learning geeks and history enthusiasts
  • High-quality graphics with 'zoom in - zoom out' feature
  • Clutter free contour maps with important details only for a hassle-free experience of learning
  • The most authentic content as based on authentic sources - Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), the Imperial gazetteer of India Atlas, Swartzberg's - A Historical Atlas of South Asia etc.

 In this app you will learn all these things:
  • Maximum extends and geographical expansion of various rulers and their reign
  • History timeline of dynasties ruled over Indian subcontinent
  • Time duration of power(s) ruled during ancient India
  • Rivers of Indian subcontinent and rivers as natural boundaries
  • Conflicted areas between contemporary powers
  • Areas acquired by various foreign power(s) and territories captured by them
  • Capital(s) and major cities of various kingdoms in ancient India

This app is especially for:
  • Secondary, senior secondary, high school, junior college, college and university students.
  • Teachers and professors who lack graphical resources in the classroom to teach Indian or South Asian History.
  • Aspirants preparing for various competitive exams like UPSC - IAS and CDS, SSC, State PCS - RPSC (RAS), UPPCS, BPCS etc.
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NOTE:
  • Maps are drawn not to scale
  • This application doesn't require an active Internet connection after installation. Feel free to use offline without expending a penny.

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