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what is the problem with the periodisation of indian history that james mill offers ?

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Answered by shivangipunerapblvk0
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James Mill divided Indian history into three periods - Hindu Muslim and British. This periodisation has its own problems. it is not right to divide any period according to Hindus and Muslims because a variety of faith exists simultaneously in those periods. It is also not justified to characterise any period on the basis of any religion.


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Answered by Anonymous
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James mill divided Indian history into Hinduism and Muslim and British periods.

This periodisation is based on the religious line that there was a face for which the Hindu were the rulers and other work ruled.

Then came the face of the Muslims and Britishers i.e. Christians. He had a colonial mind and thought asians to have poorly civilized. He felt Europeans to be superior.

So , infact, through this periodisation he tried to divide the people with their own specific identity which was not a correct.

During the Muslim and British they were were thousands of Hindu and Muslim princely states.

So , this is not a proper periodisation of Indian history.

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