Military System in Northern India (study)
by Prabhakar Tyagi | 2015 | 78,956 words
Summary: This is a study dealing with the Military System in Northern India (606 A.D-1206 A.D). It is shown how self-preservation instincts has led to the development of weapons and strategies to defend territory and nation. The thesis focuses on Northern India from the reign of Harsha to Qutubuddin Aibek. It is further discussed how strategic planning and the rigid caste system impacted the societal cohesion and military effectiveness.
This essay also reviews historical political dynamics, highlighting major players like the Gurjara-Pratiharas, Palas, and Shahis, and how their interactions with invaders like the Arabs and Turks shaped the region's history. The thesis concludes with a reflection on the disunity and rigid structures that weakened Indian states, paving the way for eventual Islamic dominance.
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