Class 7 Our Pasts 2

This chapter tells about new political powers in India from 1707 to 1761. It starts with the Mughal Empire getting weak after Aurangzeb. Then it shows how Rajputs, Sikhs, Marathas, and Jats made their own states. The British also grew strong in the east by 1765. It explains how these changes happened fast in the […]

This chapter is about how people loved God in different ways and different ways of devotion. It starts with the idea of one Supreme God long ago. Then it tells about south India saints like Nayanars and Alvars. It also shows Sufis, Kabir, and Guru Nanak spreading bhakti in the north. All these paths mixed

This chapter tells how regional cultures grew in India. It starts with languages like Malayalam in Kerala with the Cheras. Then it shows how rulers shaped cultures, like Jagannatha in Orissa and Rajputs in Rajasthan. It also covers arts like Kathak dance, miniatures, and Bengal’s language and temples. All these came from mixing local and

This chapter tells about new powers in India from 1707 to 1761. It starts with the Mughal Empire getting weak after Aurangzeb. Then it shows how Rajputs, Sikhs, Marathas, and Jats made their own states. The British also grew strong in the east by 1765. It explains how these changes happened fast in the eighteenth

This chapter starts with how kingdoms changed India long ago. It then explains tribal societies living outside caste rules in forests and hills. We learn about big tribes like Gonds and Ahoms, and nomads like Banjaras who moved goods. It shows how tribes mixed with castes and made states. Finally, it sums up their impact

This chapter explains about kings and kingdoms in India from the seventh to twelfth centuries. It shows how new families like Cholas and Rashtrakutas became rulers. We learn how they ran their kingdoms and collected taxes. They fought wars for wealth and built big temples too. It’s all about how power and life changed in

History is not static—it changes through time, influenced by geography, culture, and technology. Between 700 and 1750 CE, the Indian subcontinent witnessed dramatic shifts in politics, society, religion, and economy. This article explores these transformations, from shifting map boundaries to the rise of new empires and religions. 1. Maps and Changes Over Time 2. New