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Some of the key topics covered include the foundation and consolidation of Sikhism, the leadership of Ranjit Singh, socio-religious reform movements, and pivotal events leading up to the partition of India.
History of the Punjab (1469 - 1966 A.D.) is authored by Mrs. M. Paul, a knowledgeable figure in the field of history.
The book primarily focuses on the historical developments in Punjab from 1469 to 1966, covering significant events such as the foundation of Sikhism, the Sikh struggle in the 18th century, and the region's socio-political transformations up to post-independence.
Yes, this book is specifically tailored for BA 2nd year students enrolled in the 4th semester at Panjab University, Chandigarh, making it an ideal resource for your studies.
The book you are browsing, History of the Punjab (1469 - 1966 A.D.) by Mrs. M. Paul, is written in English, making it accessible for students who prefer studying in this medium. However, we understand the diverse needs of our readers, and we are pleased to inform you that this important book is also available in Hindi and Punjabi versions. This ensures that students from different linguistic backgrounds can engage with the rich history of Punjab effectively.
Yes, History of the Punjab (1469 - 1966 A.D.) strictly adheres to the prescribed syllabus, making it a relevant study tool for your coursework.
Yes, the book includes a dedicated section with short answer type questions crafted according to the latest examination patterns, which will help students prepare effectively for their assessments.
Yes, the book includes important historical maps to provide additional context and enhance understanding of the geographical significance of various events in Punjab’s history.
Students are expected to gain a comprehensive understanding of the major historical events that shaped Punjab, develop critical thinking skills related to historical interpretation, and enhance their ability to connect past events to contemporary issues in the region.
Absolutely! Although the book is tailored for BA 2nd year History students at Panjab University, Chandigarh. its comprehensive content makes it a valuable resource for any student or history enthusiast interested in the history of Punjab.
