how inscriptions helps us to understand our past
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inscription is the writing on stones, metal, rocks etc which helps to understand past.
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inscription is the writing on stones, metal, rocks etc which helps to understand past.
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mark me as brainlist please...
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1. Coins & inscriptions As Source of history writing - The ancient Indian history writing suffers from the defects of lack of organised history writing defying Chronological reconstruction for the historians.
2. Though Puranas contribute to historical accounting but its Contents are largely encyclopediac and mythological, several other sources like Religious literature too falls short of throwing light on chronological efficiency.
3. In such a literary Shortfall, Coinage and inscriptions play a major role in reconstruction of ancient Indian history.
4.Coinage of ancient times is one of the biggest Source of understanding the contemporary Socio-politico-economic conditions prevelant during the times when such coins were issued.
5.Punch marked coins were the earliest issued during the 2nd and I st century BC followed by Gold Silver and copper Coins of various ruling groups like Indo-Greeks , Sakas, Kushanas, etc.
6.Largest number of gold Coins were issued during the Guptas and purest gold Coins by Kushanas , which reflects prosperous trade and Sound economy . This trend reversed in Iatter times indicating decline in trade & Comm.
7.Coins bore the date and name of Kings dynasties and even pictures of deities Kings Queens etc. providing valuable information of contemporary times. Majority of Ancient historical reconstruction after 1st Century BC has been a product of discovery of hoards of ancient Coins.
8.Similarly inscriptions too acted as a principle source in understanding ancient history. They are discovered in form of seals Plates rocks etc., sometimes they were engraved in Caves, temples Pillars etc.
Hope that it will help you in your future.
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Here is your answer,
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1. Coins & inscriptions As Source of history writing - The ancient Indian history writing suffers from the defects of lack of organised history writing defying Chronological reconstruction for the historians.
2. Though Puranas contribute to historical accounting but its Contents are largely encyclopediac and mythological, several other sources like Religious literature too falls short of throwing light on chronological efficiency.
3. In such a literary Shortfall, Coinage and inscriptions play a major role in reconstruction of ancient Indian history.
4.Coinage of ancient times is one of the biggest Source of understanding the contemporary Socio-politico-economic conditions prevelant during the times when such coins were issued.
5.Punch marked coins were the earliest issued during the 2nd and I st century BC followed by Gold Silver and copper Coins of various ruling groups like Indo-Greeks , Sakas, Kushanas, etc.
6.Largest number of gold Coins were issued during the Guptas and purest gold Coins by Kushanas , which reflects prosperous trade and Sound economy . This trend reversed in Iatter times indicating decline in trade & Comm.
7.Coins bore the date and name of Kings dynasties and even pictures of deities Kings Queens etc. providing valuable information of contemporary times. Majority of Ancient historical reconstruction after 1st Century BC has been a product of discovery of hoards of ancient Coins.
8.Similarly inscriptions too acted as a principle source in understanding ancient history. They are discovered in form of seals Plates rocks etc., sometimes they were engraved in Caves, temples Pillars etc.
Hope that it will help you in your future.
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