Zoroastrians migrated from Persia to India in the 8th century.
Because of the climatic condition of india.
Islam was introduced in India in the eighth century. The religion was originally introduced to India by traders from the Arabian Sea.
The African empire that ruled parts of India was the Sultanate of Malindi, which was established by the Swahili people and had influence over the coastal regions of India. However, the most notable African presence in Indian history is the rule of the Siddi dynasty, descendants of African slaves and soldiers, who established their dominance in the region of Janjira on the western coast of India. They held power from the 16th century until the 19th century, contributing to the cultural and political landscape of India during their rule.
political conditions of India on the eve of Babur's invasion can be described in brief under the following headings: (1) Innumerable small Independent Kingdoms: There were innumerable, small, independent kingdoms which often fought with each other. According to Dr. Ishwari Prasad, "India was a congeries of states at the opening of the 16th century and likely to be the easy prey of an invader who had the strength and will to attempt her conquest." Babur writes in his memoirs that when he invaded India there were seven important States-Five Muslim and Two Hindus. Besides these states mentioned by Babur there were several other States which were also playing a considerable role in the politics of India. In Northern India, the main States were Delhi, Punjab, Bengal, Jaunpur, Gujarat, Mewar, Malwa, Orissa, Sindh, Kashmir and Khandesh. (2) No Powerful Central Authority: There was no powerful Central Authority to unite all the small States against a foreign invasion. (3) Political condition of Southern India was also weak: The political condition of southern India was also very deteriorating. The Bahmani kingdom had broken up into five small principalities. These were-Beejapur, Golkunda, Beedar, Brar and Ahmadnagar. Although all these States were ruled by Shia Rulers still they used to fight against each other. The Hindu kingdom of Vijaynagar in South was under Krishandev Rai. He was very powerful but he was having not good relations with Bahmani Kingdom and was only interested in the politics of Deccan. (4) There were no feeling of Modern Nationalism: The people of India were lacking the feeling of Modern Nationalism. They were more loyal to their local rulers than the symbolic central Power of Delhi. (5) Views of Historians about the Political condition of India: According to S.M. Jaffar, "The condition of that time was serious. India, indeed, was a group of small states and it would be invaded by any invaders very easily." According to Lane-Poole, "A caste of invaders gathered in the form of a crowd of unsatisfieds who always quarrelled for the throne but nobody had the power to take care of royal sculpture." According to Rashbrooke Williams, "India of that time has no history and India had been divided into many small groups." Babur also described the condition of India in Tuzk-i-Baburi (Turkey) or Babur Nama (Persian). In order to form an idea of the political condition of Northern and Southern India on the eve of Babur!s invasion, a brief Survey of these States would be very helpful. Some major States of that time were those as given below:
the political condition at that in India was very worst the major problem at that was to give shelter to the refugee who came from Pakistan as maximum among them was Hindu as they were throw out from Pakistan after that India was facing a war problem with Pakistan and that hit the Indian political party very hard
Deplorable condition of women
party have to became state party in at least four state
He was an Indian political leader in the early 20th Century who led peaceful protests to get the British to leave India
The most important factor in the British conquest of India in the eighteenth century was political strife. At that time the Mugahai Empire was in utter turmoil as the Muslims and Hindus disliked each other.
"Ghandi" is a common misspelling of the name Gandhi; which was the family name of a number of political leaders of India in the 20th century.
The riches of India in the 19th century was their spices.
describe the conditions of india in sixth century
Political map of India Multan Ajmer Varanasi Awadh
How can anyone possibly tell? I would guess that it is extremely unlikely. The economic, social , political and environmental problems India faces will in my view overwhelm the capacity of its political or business leaders to cope. Furthermore, India is not alone on the planet. It could very well be the case that very few humans are still alive at the end of the century, what with climate change, biodiversity loss, and conflict over water or cheap energy supplies.
Zoroastrians migrated from Persia to India in the 8th century.
demerit of india