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- ItemThe Penguin History of Early India From the Origins to AD 1300 in Urdu(2017) Romila Thapar; Kameswar BrahmaThe text gives its readers an exhaustive idea about the history of India, from the time of its formation, through its gradual coalition, to its structure in AD 1300. The account is not a chronological narration of the events that took place to form India, but the narration of many stories of the different parts of India which gradually came together to form one great country.
- ItemThe Penguin History of Early India: from the Origins to AD 1300 ( In Kashmiri language)(2021) Romila Thapar; Farooq FayazThe text gives its readers an exhaustive idea about the history of India, from the time of its formation, through its gradual coalition, to its structure in AD 1300. The account is not a chronological narration of the events that took place to form India, but the narration of many stories of the different parts of India which gradually came together to form one great country.
- ItemThe Penguin History of Early India: from the Origins to AD 1300 (In Manipuri language)(2021) Romila Thapar; Sanasam NabadwipThe text gives its readers an exhaustive idea about the history of India, from the time of its formation, through its gradual coalition, to its structure in AD 1300. The account is not a chronological narration of the events that took place to form India, but the narration of many stories of the different parts of India which gradually came together to form one great country.
- Itemमुंढला भारत मुंढ थमां सन् 1300 ईस्वी तगर The Penguin History of Early India: from the Origins to AD 1300(2021) Romila Thapar; Renu Bala; Bishan DassThe text gives its readers an exhaustive idea about the history of India, from the time of its formation, through its gradual coalition, to its structure in AD 1300. The account is not a chronological narration of the events that took place to form India, but the narration of many stories of the different parts of India which gradually came together to form one great country.