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significance antiquity concept meaning features origin main postulates early history early rulers content discovery nature agriculture sacrifices decline trade and commerce rules types bhaktiyoga avatarvaad sources types of sons legacy chalukya succession dahar sindh lalitaditya muktapeedh durlabhvardhan karkota dynasty aihole prashasti sarnath inscription rajyavardhan prabhakarvardhan development guilds early kings gupta vakataka relations skandagupta ravikirti pulkesin ii chalukyas purpose madra kahom inscription besnagar inscription context mehrauli pillar inscription lumbini inscription bhakti panchratra vrishni veer pooja chaturvyuh vaishnavism in gupta period vaishnavism kannauj & kashmir conquests rise of kannauj yashovarman of kannauj vikramshila taxila nalanda centers of education successors history of kashmir aftermath mh bin kasim arab attack on deval chach shashanka harshvardhan kannauj pushyabhuti dynasty sub sects goddesses subsects expectations exceptions practicality guru shishya sambandh teacher taught relationship subject matter of education aims of education education in ancient india vrat prayag gaya kashi number tirth elements of daan daan gyanyoga karmayog teachings of bhagwat gita avatar in art number of avatars evidence panchdevopasana vidarbha vakatakas upanishadic philosophy later vedic religion important gods classification of gods early vedic gods early vedic period overview regional diversities funerary rites festivals ritualistic component dieties indus religion indus valley civilization indian context general features periods involved primitive religion types of dharma sources of dharma dharma adhigam parigrah law of ownership inheritence of streedhan right to streedhan definitin streedhan legal rights in marriage eligibility for groom eligibilty for bride types of marriage vivaah vengi chalukya & kalyani chalu vengi chalukyas and cholas vengi chalukyas and rashtrakut important rulers founder vengi chalukyas yadavas and kalyani chalukyas yadavas & shilaharas yadavas & parmaras yadavas and gujrat chaulukyas yadavas & kakatiyas yadavas & hoyasals khiljis & yadavas ramchandra krishna mahadeva simgham ii bhillam v seyun homeland yadavas decline of pandyas account of wasaf accounts of marco polo pandyas and malik kafur pandyas and hoyasalas pandyas and cholas marvarman kulshekhar jatavarman sundar pandya marvarman sunderpandya i second pandya empire pandya and sri lanka pandya chola relations pandya-pallava relations earl rulers phases of pandyan history pandyas inheritance of sons dayabhag mitakshara rikthaharan uttaradhikar inheritence decline of cholas rajadhiraj i rajendra i rajaraja i vijayalaya line narsimhavarman i mahendravarman i\ simhavishnu imperial pallavas pallavas chalukyas of badami muhammad bin kasim's attack on chacha kashmir besnagar pillar inscription mehrauli inscription lumbini pillar inscription harshavardhan laws of taxation types of taxes taxation laws land revenue historical development of concept of land ownershi land ownership in ancient india impact of maritime trade ports and markets maritime trade in historical period maritime trade in vedic period maritime trade in indus valley civilization maritime trade decline of indo roman trade port sites commodities of exchange routes role of political conditions in rise of indo roman guilds across various historical periods fucntions urbanisation and economy rise of feudalism ecommerce trade occupations feudalism early medieval economy functions of banking guilds as banks types of banking in ancient india antiquity of banking in india main tenets of banking in ancient india banking in ancient india decline of maukharies later guptas and maukharies maukharies of kannauj fall of later gupta dynasty later gupta and maukharies monarchs later guptas decline of vakatakas branches of vakatakas vakataka kings decline of guptas huna attack kumargupta i chandragupta ii samudragupta chandragupat i gupta dynasty