History of India
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As one looks over the oldest civilization in India, it is being said that this country has been the part of one of those oldest civilizations and that is which started from the late 6500 BC. From part of those 500,000 years ago there had been many of those attackers who actually visited to make their own ruling place but it India and its religions always managed to get through such problems thus making India an independent country now, so basically this can be said that India has always been in that category of too much powerful and complicated to get ruled by any other ruler for so much long.
Also as we look over those archaeological reports it is being said that, India can actually be divided into five different phase of time which includes Saraswati Civilization (also known as Harappan evolution or Vedic Period) that believed to be lasted from 6500 BC to 1000 BC. After that comes Golden period in history of India, lasted from 500 BC to 800 AD; moving along which comes Muslim influence towards India dated from 1000 AD to 1700 AD. And then comes British rule in India from the date of 1700 AD to 1947, after which comes modern India that one look over for till now.
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