Hinduism: Details about 'History Of South Asia'

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Paleolithic Era	1MYA - 10,000 BCE
Mesolithic Era	10,000-7000 BCE
Mehrgarh Culture	7000-3300 BCE
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Localization Era	1900-1300 BCE
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Magadhan Empire	684-321 BCE
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Vijayanagara Empire	1336-1565
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Maratha Empire	1674-1761
Colonial Era	1757-1947
Republic of India	1947 onwards
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Regional Histories South India · Assam Pakistani Regions · Bengal
Specialized Histories Economy · Military Dynasties · Timeline

The term South Asia usually refers to the political entities of the

geographical region now known as the Indian subcontinent (formerly known as India) - the Republic of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan, including the island nations of Sri Lanka and the Maldives.

See History of India and History of Pakistan for the history of the subcontinent proper. For the histories of the other regions considered to be in South Asia, see:

History of Afghanistan
History of Assam
History of Bangladesh
History of Bengal
History of Bhutan
History of the Maldives
History of Myanmar
History of Nepal
Historical regions of Pakistan
History of South India
History of Sri Lanka
History of Tibet

Hinduism: Details about 'History Of South Asia'

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