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P A T A N – 3 8 4 2 6 5

NAAC Accreditation Grade – “ B “

FACULTY OF ARTS

F.Y. (Semester 1,2 )

HISTORY

WITH CBCS & Grading Pa t te rn

W . E . F . J u n e – 2 0 1 1 .

Date: 30/05/2011. TOTAL PAGE- 46

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Hemchandracharya North Gujarat Univers i ty

Patan

Degree / Programme

Bachelor of Arts

Subject : History

Semester Course of Studies

Suggested SyllabusA Draft Submitted of Syllabus to be executed from June 2011

Submitted By Chairman,

Board of Studies,

History

H.N.G.UNIVERSITY, Patan.

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ABOUT CBCS IN F.Y (Semester 1,2) HISTORY

Choice based F.Y.(Semester 1,2) History (CBFYE) is very important in the

subject considering its global, practical and useful important. In CBFYE, first of all

we have to create a choice for the subject. Then we have to plan to satisfy the

choice by providing the appropriate frame work of the subjects. So here we follow

the UGC guide lines for CBCS in CBFYE. We have classify the subjects in Core

courses, Elective courses and multidisciplinary subjects. We have choose these

subjects according to predetermined important criteria’s. The core subjects of

CBFYE, should be base, inevitable and possess top most important in mainstream

History. The elective subjects of CBFYE should be advanced, Professional,

employment oriented and should have contemporary importance in local to global

scenario.

Grade will be given below method:

Grading Point:

Grade Point Description % of Marks Division/Grade

1 2 3 4

10 Outstanding 90% → 99% First/O

9 Excellent 80% → 89% First/A

8 Very Good 70% → 79% First/B

7 Good 60% → 69% First/C

6 Fair 50% → 59% Second/B

5 Average 40% → 49% Pass/E

4 Dropped Below 40% F

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Rules Governing Semester system in B.A. ( History ) Graduation Teaching

Programme:

1. There are 04 (Four) Units for each Course Paper.

2. There are 09 (Nine) Papers in each Semester.

3. There are 06 (Six) Semester in B.A. (Graduate) Programme.

4. There shall be 100 Marks (3, Credits) in each Course / Paper of which

internal Marks shall be 30 % and external marks shall be 70 %. There shall

be Examination of three hours duration in each course / Paper for external

marks.

5. For internal marks ( 30 % of 100 marks) can be given from written

examination, viva, seminar, assignment, quiz etc.

Structure of Question Paper : (70 Marks Time : Three Hours)

Question No. Marks Note

1 28 There will be two essay type questions ( Expected 300

wards), each with internal option. Each Question

carries 14marks.

2 20 Write two short notes out of four. ( Expected 200

wards), each carries 10 marks.

3 12 Write six Short Question Out of Eight. Each Question

Carries 2 Marks.

4 10 Multiple Choice Questions

(Compulsory 10 MCQ)

Each Question carries 1 Marks

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STRUCTURE FOR BA SEMESTER SYSTEM

SEMESTER I

COURSE

CODECOURSE TYPE

COURSE

SUBJECT

CREDITS FOR

DIRECT

TEACHING

CREDITS FOR

TECHING BY

OTHER METHODS

TOTAL

CREDITS

CC 101 CORE COMPULSORY *** 2 1 3


SE(I) 103 SUBJECTIVE

ELECTIVE

**** 2 1 3

SE (I) 104 SUBJECTIVE

ELECTIVE

**** 2 1 3

SE (II) 105 SUBJECTIVE

ELECTIVE

**** 2 1 3

C 106 COMPULSORY ENGLISH 2 1 3

C107 COMPULSORY INDIAN

LANGUAGE

2 ---- 2

FC 101 FOUNDATION One from the List 1 1 2

SS 102 SOFT SKILL One from the List 1 1 2

TOTAL COURSEES 9 TOTAL LECTURES 24 TOTAL CREDITS 24


SEMESTER II

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COURSE

CODECOURSE TYPE

COURSE

SUBJECT

CREDITS FOR

DIRECT

TEACHING

CREDITS FOR

TECHING BY

OTHER METHODS

TOTAL

CREDITS



SE(I) 113 SUBJECTIVE

ELECTIVE

**** 2 1 3


ELECTIVE

**** 2 1 3


ELECTIVE

**** 2 1 3

C 116 COMPULSORY ENGLISH 2 1 3

C117 COMPULSORY INDIAN

LANGUAGE

2 ---- 2

FC 111 FOUNDATION One from the List 1 1 2

SS 112 SOFT SKILL One from the List 1 1 2



SEMESTER III

COURSE

CODECOURSE TYPE

COURSE

SUBJECT

CREDITS FOR

DIRECT

TEACHING

CREDITS FOR

TECHING BY

OTHER METHODS

TOTAL

CREDITS



CC 203 CORE COMPULSORY **** 2 1 3


ELECTIVE

**** 2 1 3


ELECTIVE

**** 2 1 3

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ELECTIVE

**** 2 1 3

C207 COMPULSORY ENGLISH 2 ---- 2

FC 201 FOUNDATION One from the

List

1 1 2

SS 202 SOFT SKILL One from the

List

1 1 2



SEMESTER IV

COURSE

CODECOURSE TYPE

COURSE

SUBJECT

CREDITS FOR

DIRECT

TEACHING

CREDITS FOR

TECHING BY

OTHER METHODS

TOTAL

CREDITS





ELECTIVE

**** 2 1 3


ELECTIVE

**** 2 1 3


ELECTIVE

**** 2 1 3



List

1 1 2


List

1 1 2


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SEMESTER V

COURSE

CODECOURSE TYPE

COURSE

SUBJECT

CREDITS FOR

DIRECT

TEACHING

CREDITS FOR

TECHING BY

OTHER METHODS

TOTAL

CREDITS




SE (I) 304 CORE COMPULSORY **** 2 1 3





List

1 1 2


List

1 1 2



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SEMESTER VI

COURSE

CODECOURSE TYPE

COURSE

SUBJECT

CREDITS FOR

DIRECT

TEACHING

CREDITS FOR

TECHING BY

OTHER METHODS

TOTAL

CREDITS







C 317 COMPULSORY ENGLISH 2 ---- 2


List

1 1 2


List

1 1 2


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H.N.G.U.

HISTORY

B.A. SEMESTER : I & II

SEMISTER – I SEMISTER – II

1 His : 101 : Core CC 101

History of Ancient India(From Pre History to 3rd CenturyB.C.)

6 His : Core CC 111

History of Ancient India(From Mauryan Age to 650 A.D.)

2 His : Core CC 102

History of Modern World(From Reanissace to American warof Independence.)

7 His : Core CC 112

History of Modern World(From : French RevolutionLeague of Nations.)

to

3 His : Elective (EC I) – 103

History of Ancient IndiaFrom Pre History to 3rd CenturyB.C.


History of Ancient IndiaFrom Mauryan Age to 650 A.D.


History of Modern World(From Reanisstance to AmericanWar of Independence)


History of Modern World(FromFrench RevolutionLeague of Nations)

to

5 His : Elective (EC II) – 105

Major Revoutions of the ModernWorld.

10 His ; Elective (EC II) – 115

Indian National Movements

(From 1857 A.D. to 1947 A.D)

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HISTORY

B.A. SEMESTER : III & IV

SEMISTER – III SEMISTER – IV

1 His : Core 201

History of India(1818 A.D. to 1885 A.D)

6 His : Core 211

History of India(1885 A.D to 1950 A.D.)

2 His : Core 202

History of Europe(1815 A.D. to 1920 A.D)

7 His : Core 212

History of Europe(1920 A.D. to 1950 A.D)

3 His : Core – 203

History of India(Age of Mughals)

8 His : Core – 213

History of India(Age of Maratha)

4 His : Elective – 204


9 His : Elective – 214


5

6

10

11

H.N.G.U.

His : Elective – 205History of Europe(1815 A.D. to 1920 A.D)

His : Elective – 206Main Currents of History and culture of India

His ; Elective – 215History of Europe(1920 A.D. to 1950 A.D)

His ; Elective – 216 Main Currents of History and culture of India

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H.N.G.U.HISTORY

B.A. SEMESTER : V & VI

SEMISTER – V SEMISTER – VI

1 His : Core 301


6 His : Core 311


2 His : Core 302

History of Gujarat(470 A.D. to 942 A.D)

7 His : Core 312

History of Gujarat(942 A.D. to 1304 A.D)

3 His : Core – 303

Elements of HistoricalMethod - I

8 His : Core – 313

Elements of HistoricalMethod - II

4 His : Core Elective – 304

History of Contemporary India(1950 A.D to 1977 A.D)

9 His : Core Elective – 314

History of U.S.A.(1861 A.D to 1960 A.D)

4 His : Core Elective – 304 OptionalHistory of India(1858 A.D to 1950 A.D)

His : Core Elective – 305The Constitution of Independent India - I(947 A.D to 1964 A.D)

His : Core Elective – 306History of Gujarat (1573 to 1707 )

9 His : Core Elective – 314 OptionalHistory of China and Japan(1839 A.D to 1949 A.D)His ; Core Elective – 315The Constitution of Independent India-II(1947 A.D to 1964 A.D)

His ; Core Elective – 316History of Rasia (1894 to 1880 A.D )

5

6

10

11

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H.N.G.U.B.A. SEMESTER – I

HISTORY

HIS - CORE CC - 101

HISTORY OF ANCIENT INDIA

(FROM Pre-History to 3rd Century B.C)

(In force from June 2011)

UNIT – I (A) Sources :

(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)

Literary.ArchaeologicalCoinsThe Notes of foreign Travelers

UNIT – 2 (A) Main features of Harappan Civilization ;

(i)(Ii)(iii)(iv)

Town planning.Economy.Society.Religion

UNIT – 3 (A) The Vedic age :

i)ii)iii)Iv)

Political Organization.Economic Condition.Social Life.Religious Life.

(B)

UNIT – 4 (A)

(B)

Literature.

Gautam Buddha as a reformer.

Mahavir Swami as a reformer.

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(y) ðirËf Þwøk: ( i ) hkßÞ ÔÞðMÚkk ( ii ) ykŠÚkf ÂMÚkrík ( iii ) Mkk{krsf SðLk ( iv ) ÄkŠ{f SðLk(çk) MkkrníÞ

(y) økkiík{ çkwæÄ yuf MkwÄkhf íkhefu(çk) {nkðeh Mðk{e yuf MkwÄkhf íkhefu

CORE ( CCI ) 101

yuf{-3:

yuf{-4:

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Books For Reference

1. Majumdar R.C. : The History and Culture of the Indian PeopleVol. I – III.

History of India Part-I(1) Ancient India (2) History

India.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Panikkar K.K.

Raoson E.

Raychaudhary H.

Tripathi R.C.

:

:

:

:

A survey of Indian History.

The Cambridge History of India Vol. I, III.

Political History of Ancient India.

(1)

(2)

7.

8.

9.

Kulkarni Chidambara:

David D. A. & Others:

Ancient India.

Cultural Heritage of India, I, II.

2. Nilkanth Shastriof South

:

Ancient Indian History and Culture.

History and Culture of Ancient India.

þk†e nrh«MkkËS

: «k[eLk ¼khíkLkku EríknkMk

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H.N.G.UB.A. SEMESTER – I

HISTORY

HIS CORE CC 102

HISTORY OF MODERN WORLD(FROM REANISSANCE TO AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE)


UNIT - 1 (A) Reanissance : Meaning, factors leading to it and its impacton Literature, Art and Architecture and Science.

Reformation : Factors leading to it and its results.

Geographical discoveries : causes and results.

Marco polo, Columbus, Vasco-de-gama, Henray theNevigator.

Bloodless revoluationin England (1688 A.D.) cause and itsimpact on the British constitution.

Bill of rights and its importance.

American war of Independence (1776 AD) , causes eventsand results.

Leaders.

(B)

UNIT - 2 (A)

(B)

UNIT – 3 (A)

(B)

UNIT – 4 (A)

(B)

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His Cor CC- 102

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yuf{-2:

yuf{-3:

yuf{-4:

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Books For Reference

1.

2.

3.

4.

Weach W. H.

Davis A. H.

Palmor R. R.

Wells Peter

:

:

:

:

History of the World

An outline History of the world

A History of Modern World

The American war of Independence (

London,1978)

5. Current and Williams : American History A survey ( Culcutta,

1975)

6.7.8.9.

LknuÁ sðknh÷k÷¼è ËuðuLÿþuX Mkwhuþ Mke.rVþh yu[.

::::

:::

:

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10. ¿kkLk øktøkkuºke økútÚk-1211. zkì. Ãkxu÷ {tøkw¼kE12. zkì. yuMk. ðe. òLke

13. fu.çke. çkksÃkuÞe

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H.N.G.U.

B.A. SEMESTER – I

HISTORY

HIS – ELECTIVE (EC I) - 103


(FROM Pre-History to 3rd Century B.C)



(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)

Literary.ArchaeologicalCoinsThe Notes of foreign Travelers

UNIT – 2 (A) Main features of Harappan Civilization ;

(i)(Ii)(iii)(iv)

Town planning.Economy.Society.Religion

UNIT – 2 (A) The Vedic age :

(i)(ii)(iii)(Iv)

Political Organization.Economic Condition.Social Life.Religious Life.

(B)

UNIT – 4 (A)

(B)

Literature.

Gautam Buddha as a reformer.

Mahavir Swami as a reformer.

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çke.yu. Mkur{Mxh -1

His Ele. CC 103EríknkMk

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(y) ðirËf Þwøk: ( i ) hkßÞ ÔÞðMÚkk ( ii ) ykŠÚkf ÂMÚkrík ( iii ) Mkk{krsf SðLk ( iv ) ÄkŠ{f SðLk(çk) MkkrníÞ

(y) økkiík{ çkwæÄ yuf MkwÄkhf íkhefu(çk) {nkðeh Mðk{e yuf MkwÄkhf íkhefu

yuf{-3:

yuf{-4:

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Books For Reference


History of India Part-I(1) Ancient India (2) History

India.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Panikkar K.K.

Raoson E.

Raychaudhary H.

Tripathi R.C.

:

:

:

:




(1)

(3)

7.

8.

9.



Ancient India.

Cultural Heritage of India, I, II.

2. Nilkanth Shastriof South

:



þk†e nrh«MkkËS: «k[eLk ¼khíkLkku EríknkMk

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H.N.G.U.

B.A. SEMESTER – I

HISTORY

HIS ELECTIVE (ECI) - 104

HISTORY OF MODERN WORLD(FROM REANISSANCE TO AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE)


UNIT - 1 (A) Reanissance : Meaning, factors leading to it and its impacton literature, art and architecture and Science.

Reformation : Factors leading to it and its results.

Geographical discoveries : causes and results.

Marco polo, Columbus, Vasco-de-gama, Henray theNevigator.

Bloodless revoluationin England (1688 A.D.) cause and itsimpact on the British constitution.

Bill of rights and its importance.

(B)

UNIT - 2 (A)

(B)

UNIT – 3 (A)

(B)

UNIT - 4 (A) American war of Independence (1776 AD) , causes eventsand results.

Leaders.(B)

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His Elective -( ECI ) 104

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yuf{-2:

yuf{-3:

yuf{-4:

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Books For Reference

1.

2.

3.

4.

Weach W. H.

Davis A. H.

Palmor R. R.

Wells Peter

:

:

:

:




The American war of Independence (

London,1978)

5. Current and Williams : American History A survey ( Culcutta,

1975)

6.7.8.9.

LknuÁ sðknh÷k÷¼è ËuðuLÿþuX Mkwhuþ Mke.rVþh yu[.

::::

:::

:

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10. ¿kkLk øktøkkuºke økútÚk-1211. zkì. Ãkxu÷ {tøkw¼kE12. zkì. yuMk. ðe. òLke

13. fu.çke. çkksÃkuÞe

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H.N.G.U.B.A. SEMESTER – I

HISTORY

HIS - ELECTIVE (EC II) - 105

MAJOR REVOLUTIONS OF THE MODERN WORLD


UNIT - 1 (A) Bloodless revolution in England : (1688 A.D) causes andEffects.

Bill of Rights.

War of American Independence (1776 A.D) , causes andeffects.

The French revolution of (1789 A.D) : causes and results.

(B)

UNIT – 2 (A)

(B)

UNIT – 3

UNIT – 4

(A)

(A)

Industrial revolution , Cases and effects on the world.

Russian revolution of (1917 A.D), Causes and effects onRussia and its impact on the world.

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EríknkMk Elective( EC II ) - 105 ykÄwrLkf rðïLke {wÏÞ ¢ktríkyku ( sqLk 2011 Úke y{÷{kt )

çke.yu. Mkur{Mxh - I

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(y) E.Mk. 1776Lkwt y{urhfkLkwt MðkíktºÞ ÞwæÄ: fkhýku yLku yMkhku(çk) E.Mk. 1789Lke £ktMkLke ¢ktrík: fkhýku yLku Ãkrhýk{ku(y) ykiãkurøkf ¢ktrík: fkhýku yLku rðï Ãkh íkuLke yMkhku(y) E.Mk. 1917Lke hrþÞLk ¢ktrík: fkhýku yLku hrþÞk Ãkh yMkhku yLku íkuLkku rðï Ãkh «¼kð

yuf{-2:

yuf{-3:

yuf{-4:

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Books For Reference

1.

2.

3.

Davis A. H.

Ketelbey C. D.

Dalal B. P.

:

:

:


A History of Modern Times from 1789

History of America

4.5.6.7.8.9.

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::::::

:

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10. zkì. þwf÷ su. ykh.

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HISTORY

SEMESTER : II

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H.N.G.U. HISTORY

B.A. SEMESTER – II

HIS - CORE - 111


(FROM MAURYAN AGE TO 650 A.D) (In force from June 2011)

UNIT – 1 (A) Sources :

(v)(vi)(iii)(ii)

UNIT – 2 (A)

LiteraryArchaeologicalForeign travelers and historiansSangam Literature

Mauryan age :

(i)(ii)(iii)(iii)(iv)

Effects of Alexzandar’s invasion on IndiaIndia on th eve of the establishment of Mauryan dynastyAchievements of Samrat Ashok.Contribution of Samrat Ashok in spreading of BuddhismMauryan administration.

UNIT – 3 (A) Post Mauryan period;

i)Ii)

Pushyamitra ShungaPolitical and cultural achievements of Kanishka IIa. Cultural contribution of Satvahans, Vakatakas , Chalukyas and Pallawas

UNIT – 4 (A) The Gupta age :i) Achievements of Samudraguptaii) Political and cultural achievements of Chandragupta IIiii) Central administration of the age of GuptaIv) Guptas achievements in the field of literature,art and architecture and science

Political and Cultural achievements of Harsh Vardhan(B)

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çke.yu. Mkur{Mxh -2 EríknkMk His Core CC - 111«k[eLk ¼khíkLkku EríknkMk: {kiÞoÞwøkÚke E.Mk. Ãkq.650 MkwÄe ( sqLk 2011 Úke y{÷{kt )

yuf{-1: (y) MkkÄLkku: ( i ) MkkrnÂíÞf ( ii ) ÃkwhkíkíðeÞ ( iii ) rðËuþe {wMkkVhku yLku EríknkMkfkhku ( iv ) Mktøk{ MkkrníÞ

(y) {kiÞoÞwøk: ( i ) ¼khík Ãkh ®MkfËhLkk yk¢{ý{e yMkhku ( ii ) {kiÞoðtþLke MÚkkÃkLkkLke ÃkqðoMktæÞkyu ¼khík

( iii ) Mk{úkx yþkufLke rMkÂæÄyku( iv ) çkkiæÄ Ä{oLkk «Mkhý{kt Mk{úkx yþkufLkwt «ËkLk( v ) {kiÞo ðneðxe íktºk


yuf{-2:

yuf{-3: (y) Ãkùkík {kiÞo Mk{Þ: ( i ) Ãkw»Ãkr{ºk þwtøk ( ii ) frLk»fLke çkeòLke hksfeÞ yLku MkktMf]ríkf rMkÂæÄyku ( iii ) MkkíkðkËLkku, ðkfkxfku, [k÷wõÞku yLku ÃkÕ÷ðkuLkwt MkktMf]ríkf «ËkLk(y) økwóÞwøk: ( i ) Mk{wÿøkwóLke rMkÂæÄyku ( ii ) [tÿøkwó rîíkeÞLke hksfeÞ yLku MkktMf]ríkf rMkÂæÄyku ( iii ) økwóÞwøkLkwt fuLÿeÞ ðneðxeíktºk ( iv ) MkkrníÞf÷k yLku MÚkkÃkíÞ yLku rð¿kkLkLkk ûkuºku økwókLke rMkÂæÄyku(çk) n»koðÄoLkLke hksfeÞ yLku MkktMf]ríkf rMkræÄyku

yuf{-4:

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Books For Reference


History of India Part-I(1) Ancient India(2) History of South India.




(1) Ancient India.

a. Cultural Heritage of India, I, II.

7. Muherjee : (1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

8.

9.

10.

11.



Thapan Romila

Thapan Romila

:

:

Chandragupta Maurya and his times.

Hindu Civilization.

Ancient Indian Education.

The Gupta Empire.

Harsha.

2. Nilkanth Shastri :

3.

4.

5.

6.

Panikkar K.K.

Raoson E.

Raychaudhary H.

Tripathi R.C.

:

:

:

:



Ashoka and the Decline of Mauryas.

Ancient Indian Social History – Someinterpretations.

Aspects of Political ideas and institutions inAncient India.

ise and full of the Kushana Empire.


12. Sharma R.S. :

13.

14.

Mukherjee B.N. :

Ray Chaudhari H.C. :

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økwshkíke ÃkwMíkfku

þk†e nrh«MkkËzkì. ÄkhiÞk ykh. fu.zkì. ÄkhiÞk ykh. fu.sðknh÷k÷ LknuÁ{Lkw¼kE ÃktÞku÷e:zkì. fu. Mke. çkkhkuxzkì. fu. Mke. çkkhkuxMkíÞfuíkw rðãk÷tfkh÷wrLkÞk çke. yuLk.

:::::::::

«k[eLk ¼khíkLkku EríknkMk«k[eLk ¼khíkLkku EríknkMk«k[eLk ¼khíkLkku EríknkMk{kÁt ®nËLkwt hu¾kËþoLkykÃkýku ði¼ð yLku ðkhMkku{kiÞo yLku yLkw{kiÞoÞwøk ( økwsoh «fkþLk)økwó yLku n»kofk÷eLk ¼khík ( økwsoh «fkþLk)«k[eLk ¼khíkeÞ MktMf]rík ykih WMkfk EríknkMk«k[eLk ¼khíkfk hksLkeríkf ykih MkktMf]ríkf EríknkMk

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H.N.G.U.


HISTORY

HIS - CORE CC - 112

HISTORY OF MODERN WORLD(FROM FRENCH REVOLUTION TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS)


UNIT - 1 (A)(B)

(A)

(B)

French revolution (1789 A.D) : causes and resultsNepoleon Bonaparte

Industrial Revolution : cause and effects.

Meiji restoration and emergence of Japan as a modern state

Chinese revolutions (1911 A.D):

(i)(ii)

Causes and resultsDr. Sun-yat-Sen

UNIT – 2

UNIT – 3 (A)

(B) Russian Revolution (1917 A.D)

(i)(ii)

Causes and effects on RussiaImpact on the world

UNIT – 4 A)

B)

First World War : Causes and results

League of Nations : Aims , objectives, achievements andfailure

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nu{.W.„w. ÞwrLkðŠMkxeçke.yu.

Mkur{Mxh -2 EríknkMk

ykÄwrLkf rðïLkku EríknkMk:£ktMkLke ¢ktríkÚke hk»xÙMkt½ MkwÄe( sqLk 2011 Úke y{÷{kt )

His Core CC- 112

yuf{-1: (y) E.Mk. 1789Lke £ktMkLke ¢ktrík: fkhýku yLku Ãkrhýk{ku(çk) LkuÃkkur÷ÞLk çkkuLkkÃkkxo

(y) ykiãkurøkf ¢ktrík: fkhýku yLku yMkhkuu(çk) {uES MkwÄkhýk yLku òÃkkLkLkku ykÄwrLkf hkßÞ íkhefu WËT¼ð(y) E.Mk. 1911Lke [eLkLke ¢ktrík ( i ) fkhýku y™u Ãkrhýk{ku ( ii ) zìk. MkwLk - Þkík - MkuLk(çk) E.Mk. 1917Lke hrþÞLk ¢ktrík: ( i ) fkhýku y™u íkuLke hrþÞk Ãkh yMkhku ( ii ) rðï Ãkh «¼kð(y) «Úk{ rðï ÞwæÄ : fkhýku yLku Ãkrhýk{ku(çk) hk»xÙ Mkt½ : WÆuþku, nuíkwyku, rMkÂæÄyku yLku rLk»V¤íkk

yuf{-2:

yuf{-3:

yuf{-4:

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His-112

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Weach W. H.

Davis A. H.

Ketelbey C. D. M.

Palmor R. R.

Gupta R. S.

J. M. Thompson

E. H. Carr

:

:

:

:

:

:

:





A History of Modern China

The Franch Revulution, Oxford.1944

Russian Revulution ( Relevant Volumes)

8.9.10

¿kkLk øktøkkuºke økútÚk-12zkì. Ãkxu÷ {tøkw¼kEzkì. Ãkxu÷ {tøkw¼kE

:::::::

::::

:

¢ktrík ËþoLkrðï ¢ktríkyku yLku hk»xÙeÞ yktËku÷LkVLMko¢ktrík yLku LkuÃkkur÷ÞLk(yLkwðkË) søkíkLkk EríknkMkLkwt hu¾kËþoLkÞwwhkuÃkLkku EríknkMk, økútÚkrLk{koý çkkuzorðïLke ¢ktríkyku, økútÚkrLk{koý çkkuzoÞwhkuÃkLkku EríknkMk ¼køk-1 yLku 2 økútÚkrLk{koýçkkuzo, yLkwËuMkkE fefw¼kEÃkqðo yurþÞkLkku EríknkMk, økútÚkrLk{koý çkkuzoMkkurðÞux hrþÞkLkku EríknkMk«Úk{ rðþð ÞwæÄ yLku rðï£ktLMkfe hkßÞ¢ktrík ykih LkuÃkkur÷ÞLk¢ktríkfkhe ÞwhkuÃk ykih LkuÃkkur÷ÞLk fk Þwøk

11. LknuÁ sðknh÷k÷12. ¼è ËuðuLÿ13. þuX Mkwhuþ Mke.14. rVþh yu[.

15. «ku. zkì. Ãke. S. fkuhkx16. zkì. þwf÷ su.

ykh.17. zkì. fu. Mke. çkkhkux18. huøku su. yu[.19. Eïhe «MkkË

- 35 -

H.N.G.U.


HISTORY

HIS – ELECTIVE (EC I) - 113


(FROM MAURYAN AGE TO 650 A.D) (In force from June 2011)


(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)

UNIT – 2 (A)

LiteraryArchaeologicalForeign travelers and historiansSangam Literature

Mauryan age :

(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)(v)

Effects of Alexzandar’s invasion on IndiaIndia on th eve of the establishment of Mauryan dynastyAchievements of Samrat Ashok.Contribution of Samrat Ashok in spreading of BuddhismMauryan administration.

UNIT – 3 (A) Post Mauryan period;

(ii)(iii)(iv)

Pushyamitra ShungaPolitical and cultural achievements of Kanishka IICultural contribution of Satvahans, VakatakasChalukyas and Pallawas

,

UNIT – 4 (A) The Gupta Age :

(v)(vi)(vii)(v)

Achievements of SamudraguptaPolitical and cultural achievements of Chandragupta IICentral administration of the age of GuptaGuptas achievements in the field of literature , art andarchitecture and science

(B) Political and cultural achievements of Harsh Vardhan

- 36 -

nu{.W.„w. ÞwrLkðŠMkxe çke.yu. Mkur{Mxh -2 EríknkMk Elective(EC-I) 113«k[eLk ¼khíkLkku EríknkMk: {kiÞoÞwøkÚke E.Mk. Ãkq.650 MkwÄe ( sqLk 2011 Úke y{÷{kt )

yuf{-1: (y) MkkÄLkku: ( i ) MkkrnÂíÞf ( ii ) ÃkwhkíkíðeÞ ( iii ) rðËuþe {wMkkVhku yLku EríknkMkfkhku ( iv ) Mktøk{ MkkrníÞ

(y) {kiÞoÞwøk: ( i ) ¼khík Ãkh ®MkfËhLkk yk¢{ý{e yMkhku ( ii ) {kiÞoðtþLke MÚkkÃkLkkLke ÃkqðoMktæÞkyu ¼khík

( iii ) Mk{úkx yþkufLke rMkÂæÄyku( iv ) çkkiæÄ Ä{oLkk «Mkhý{kt Mk{úkx yþkufLkwt «ËkLk( v ) {kiÞo ðneðxe íktºk

yuf{-2:

yuf{-3: (y) Ãkùkík {kiÞo Mk{Þ: ( i ) Ãkw»Ãkr{ºk þwtøk ( ii ) frLk»fLke çkeòLke hksfeÞ yLku MkktMf]ríkf rMkÂæÄyku ( iii ) MkkíkðkËLkku, ðkfkxfku, [k÷wõÞku yLku ÃkÕ÷ðkuLkwt MkktMf]ríkf «ËkLk

yuf{-4: (y) økwóÞwøk: ( i ) Mk{wÿøkwóLke rMkÂæÄyku ( ii ) [tÿøkwó rîíkeÞLke hksfeÞ yLku MkktMf]ríkf rMkÂæÄyku ( iii ) økwóÞwøkLkwt fuLÿeÞ ðneðxeíktºk ( iv )MkkrníÞf÷k yLku MÚkkÃkíÞ yLku rð¿kkLkLkk ûkuºku økwókLke rMkÂæÄyku(çk) n»koðÄoLkLke hksfeÞ yLku MkktMf]ríkf rMkræÄyku

- 37 -

Books For Reference


History of India Part-I(1) Ancient India(2) History of South India.




(1) Ancient India.

b. Cultural Heritage of India, I, II.

7. Muherjee : (1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

8.

9.

10.

11.



Thapan Romila

Thapan Romila

:

:

Chandragupta Maurya and his times.

Hindu Civilization.

Ancient Indian Education.

The Gupta Empire.

Harsha.

2. Nilkanth Shastri :

3.

4.

5.

6.

Panikkar K.K.

Raoson E.

Raychaudhary H.

Tripathi R.C.

:

:

:

:



Ashoka and the Decline of Mauryas.

Ancient Indian Social History – Someinterpretations.

Aspects of Political ideas and institutions inAncient India.

ise and full of the Kushana Empire.


12. Sharma R.S. :

13.

14.

Mukherjee B.N. :

Ray Chaudhari H.C. :

- 38 -

økwshkíke ÃkwMíkfku

þk†e nrh«MkkËzkì. ÄkhiÞk ykh. fu.zkì. ÄkhiÞk ykh. fu.sðknh÷k÷ LknuÁ{Lkw¼kE ÃktÞku÷e:zkì. fu. Mke. çkkhkuxzkì. fu. Mke. çkkhkuxMkíÞfuíkw rðãk÷tfkh÷wrLkÞk çke. yuLk.

:::::::::

«k[eLk ¼khíkLkku EríknkMk«k[eLk ¼khíkLkku EríknkMk«k[eLk ¼khíkLkku EríknkMk{kÁt ®nËLkwt hu¾kËþoLkykÃkýku ði¼ð yLku ðkhMkku{kiÞo yLku yLkw{kiÞoÞwøk ( økwsoh «fkþLk)økwó yLku n»kofk÷eLk ¼khík ( økwsoh «fkþLk)«k[eLk ¼khíkeÞ MktMf]rík ykih WMkfk EríknkMk«k[eLk ¼khíkfk hksLkeríkf ykih MkktMf]ríkf EríknkMk

- 39 -

H.N.G.U.HISTORY


HIS – ELECTIVE(EC-I) - 114

HISTORY OF MODERN WORLD(FROM FRENCH REVOLUTION TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS)


UNIT - 1 (A)

(B)

French revolution (1789 A.D) : causes and results.

Napoleon Bonaparte.

UNIT – 2 (A)

(B)

Industrial Revolution : cause and effects.

Meiji restoration and emergence of Japan as a modern state

Chinese revolutions (1911 A.D):

(i)(iii)

Causes and resultsDr. Sun-yat-Sen

UNIT – 3 (A)

(B) Russian Revolution (1917 A.D)

(ii)(iii)

Causes and effects on RussiaImpact on the world

UNIT – 4 (A)

(B)

First World War : Causes and results.

League of Nations : Aims , objectives, achievements andfailure.

- 40 -

nu{.W.„w. ÞwrLkðŠMkxeçke.yu.

Mkur{Mxh -2 EríknkMkHis Elective ( EC-I ) - 114

ykÄwrLkf rðïLkku EríknkMk:£ktMkLke ¢ktríkÚke hk»xÙMkt½ MkwÄe( sqLk 2011 Úke y{÷{kt )

yuf{-1: (y) E.Mk. 1789Lke £ktMkLke ¢ktrík: fkhýku yLku Ãkrhýk{ku(çk) LkuÃkkur÷ÞLk çkkuLkkÃkkxo

(y) ykiãkurøkf ¢ktrík: fkhýku yLku yMkhkuu(çk) {uES MkwÄkhýk yLku òÃkkLkLkku ykÄwrLkf hkßÞ íkhefu WËT¼ð(y) E.Mk. 1911Lke [eLkLke ¢ktrík ( i ) fkhýku y™u Ãkrhýk{ku ( ii ) zìk. MkwLk - Þkík - MkuLk(çk) E.Mk. 1917Lke hrþÞLk ¢ktrík: ( i ) fkhýku y™u íkuLke hrþÞk Ãkh yMkhku ( ii ) rðï Ãkh «¼kð(y) «Úk{ rðï ÞwæÄ : fkhýku yLku Ãkrhýk{ku(çk) hk»xÙ Mkt½ : WÆuþku, nuíkwyku, rMkÂæÄyku yLku rLk»V¤íkk

yuf{-2:

yuf{-3:

yuf{-4:

- 41 -

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Weach W. H.

Davis A. H.

Ketelbey C. D. M.

Palmor R. R.

Gupta R. S.

J. M. Thompson

E. H. Carr

:

:

:

:

:

:

:





A History of Modern China

The Franch Revulution, Oxford.1944

Russian Revulution ( Relevant Volumes)

8.9.10

¿kkLk øktøkkuºke økútÚk-12zkì. Ãkxu÷ {tøkw¼kEzkì. Ãkxu÷ {tøkw¼kE

:::::::

::::

:

¢ktrík ËþoLkrðï ¢ktríkyku yLku hk»xÙeÞ yktËku÷LkVLMko¢ktrík yLku LkuÃkkur÷ÞLk(yLkwðkË) søkíkLkk EríknkMkLkwt hu¾kËþoLkÞwwhkuÃkLkku EríknkMk, økútÚkrLk{koý çkkuzorðïLke ¢ktríkyku, økútÚkrLk{koý çkkuzoÞwhkuÃkLkku EríknkMk ¼køk-1 yLku 2 økútÚkrLk{koýçkkuzo, yLkwËuMkkE fefw¼kEÃkqðo yurþÞkLkku EríknkMk, økútÚkrLk{koý çkkuzoMkkurðÞux hrþÞkLkku EríknkMk«Úk{ rðþð ÞwæÄ yLku rðï£ktLMkfe hkßÞ¢ktrík ykih LkuÃkkur÷ÞLk¢ktríkfkhe ÞwhkuÃk ykih LkuÃkkur÷ÞLk fk Þwøk

11. LknuÁ sðknh÷k÷12. ¼è ËuðuLÿ13. þuX Mkwhuþ Mke.14. rVþh yu[.

15. «ku. zkì. Ãke. S. fkuhkx16. zkì. þwf÷ su.

ykh.17. zkì. fu. Mke. çkkhkux18. huøku su. yu[.19. Eïhe «MkkË

- 42 -

H.N.G.U.


HISTORY

HIS - ELECTIVE (EC II) - 115

INDIAN NATIONAL MOVEMENTS (FROM 1857 A.D.TO 1947 A.D)


UNIT - 1 (A)

(B)

Upheaval of 1857 A.D : causes and results.

Cuases for its failure.

Causes for the rise of nationalism in India.

Indian National Congress : Main features of its movementsform 1885 A.D. to 1920 A.D.

UNIT – 2 (A)

(B)

UNIT – 3 (A) Gandhian Era :

i)ii)iii)

Non- Co.operation movement 1920 A.D. to 1922 A.D.Civil dis-obedience movement 1930 A.D. to 1932 A.D.Quit India movement – 1942 A.D.

UNIT – 4 (A) Subhas Chandra Bose and Indian National Army.

- 43 -

nu{.W.„w. ÞwrLkðŠMkxe çke.yu. Mkur{Mxh - II EríknkMk Elective (EC-II) 115 ¼khíkLkk hk»xÙeÞ yktËku÷Lkku( E.Mk. 1857 Úke E.Mk. 1947 MkwÄe )

yuf{-1: (y) E.Mk. 1857 Lkku rðÃ÷ð : fkhýku y™u Ãkrhýk{ku(çk) íkuLke rLk»V¤íkkLkk fkhýku

(y) ¼khík{kt hk»xÙðkËLkk WËÞLkk fkhýku(çk) rnLËe hk»xÙeÞ {nkMk¼k : E.Mk. 1885 Úke E.Mk. 1920 MkwÄeLke íkuLke [¤ð¤kuLkk {wÏÞ ÷ûkýku

(y) økktÄeÞwøk : ( i ) E.Mk. 1920 - 22 Lkwt yMknfkhLkwt yktËku÷Lk ( ii ) E.Mk. 1930 - 32 Lke MkrðLkÞ fkLkqLk¼tøkLke [¤ð¤ ( iii ) E.Mk.1942 Lkwt rnLË Akuzku yktËku÷Lk(y) Mkw¼k»k[tÿ çkkuÍ yLku ykÍkË ®nË Vkus

yuf{-2:

yuf{-3:

yuf{-4:

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H.N.G.U.SEMESTER - II

HISTORY Elective - II

1. Agrawal R. N. : National Movement andConstitutional Development , New Delhi.1984

The Emergance of IndianNationalism.

India’s Struggle forIndependence.

History of the Freedommovement in India, Vols. I, II, III.

The Advanced History ofIndia.

Modern India.

History of the FreedomMovements. Vol. I to IV.

2. Anil Seal :

3. Bipin Chandra :

4. Majmundar R.C. :

5. Shastri Nilkanth :

6.

7.

Sumit Sarkar

Tara Chand

:

:

8. yk[kÞo òðzufh :

9. Ãktrzík MkwtËh÷k÷:10. ¿kkLk øktøkkuºke økútÚk ©uýe-26 :11. zkì. ÄkhiÞk ykh. fu.:12. zkì. ÄkhiÞk ykh. fu.13. zkì. Ãkxu÷ {tøkw¼kE

::

yLkwðkËf- ËuþÃkktzu, Ãkktzwhtøk økýuþ,ykÄwrLkf¼khík¼khík{kt ytøkúuS hkßÞ ¼køk-1,2¼khík ËþoLk-3ykÄwrLkf ¼khíkLkku EríknkMk yLku ¼khíkLkkMðkíktºÞ Mktøkúk{ ¼køk-1,2( ÞwrLk. økútÚk rLk{kýoçkkuzo)yZkhMkku MkíkkðLk¼khíkLkk MðkíktºÞ Mktøkúk{ yLku íkuLkk ½zðiÞkyku( ÞwrLk. økútÚk rLk{kýo çkkuzo)

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