Aristotle is one of the greatest figures in the history of Western thought. In terms of the breadth and depth of his thought, together with the quality and nature of his analysis, his contribution to a variety of fields is almost unparalleled.
Aristotle – The Greek philosopher
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Alexandria – The land of Alexander the Great
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Alexandria, also known by its Arabic name al-Iskandariyya, was named after Alexander the Great. Alexandria was built on the Mediterranean Sea coast of Egypt at the northwest edge of the Nile Delta.
Alexander the Great Biography
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Alexander the Great was born in a town called Pella in the summer of 356 b.c.e. His father was Philip of Macedon, and his mother was Olympias.
Akbar And The Era of Multi-Religious Empire
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Jalal ud-Din Muhammad Akbar laid the foundation of the first lasting Muslim dynasty in Hindustan, the Mughal Empire, he ascended the throne in 1556, after the death of his father, Humayun.
Early Medieval India – History
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The early medieval phase of Indian History denotes the period from 6th century AD to 12th century AD. This phase represents a period of major socio-political change.
History of India – Vedic Civilization
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By 1750 BC the urban phase of the Harappan Civilisation had declined. And it was on the relics of the Harappan monuments that the foundation of an entirely new civilization, better known as the Vedic Civilisation, was laid by Aryans, a vast community of people from outside who passed into India just when the glory […]
The Sultanate Period – Indian History
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Following the Arab occupation of Sind, the western and north western parts of India became vulnerable enough to withstand the might of quite a few aggressive and ambitious rulers of Central Asian origin. Among them, the first to invade the country was Mahmud Ghaznvi.