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Summary - Rise of Territorial Kingdoms and New Religious Sects

Between 1000-700 BCE iron played a significant role in extending the area of cultivation.

SUMMARY


  • Between 1000-700 BCE iron played a significant role in extending the area of cultivation.


  • Agricultural surplus, growth of crafts, trade and the growing population led to the emergence of towns and exchange centres in the Gangetic plains.


  • The Mahajanapadas are classified as gana-sangas and chiefdoms based on the nature of their polity.


  • According to Ajivikas, gain and loss, joy and sorrow and life and death were the six inevitable factors of life.


  • Mahavira’s three principles and Buddha’s eight fold path created a new intellectual awakening in India during the sixth century BCE.


  • Influence of Jainism and Buddhism spread to Tamilnadu from about the third century BCE.


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