Prepare for History
Prepare for CUET UG History
Welcome to the comprehensive History preparation hub for CUET UG. This page organizes all available study materials, video lectures, practice questions, exams, and resources in one place.
📹 Video Lectures
Unit 1: The Story of the First Cities Harappan Archaeology
- Early Urban Center
- Story of Discovery Harappan Civilization
- Archaeological Report on Major Site Mohenjo-daro
Unit 2: Political and Economic History: How Inscriptions Tell a Story
- Political and Economic History From Mauryan to Gupta Period
- Inscriptions and the Decipherment of the Script
- Shifts in the Understanding of Political and Economic History
- Asokan Inscription and Gupta Period Land Grant
- Interpretation of Indian Inscriptions by Historians
- How Inscriptions Tell a Story
Unit 3: Social Histories Using the Mahabharata
- Social Histories Using the Mahabharata
- Issues in Social Histories Including Caste, Class, Kinship and Gender Using Mahabharata
- Story of Discovery Transmission and Publication of Mahabharata
- From The Mahabharata Illustrating How it has been Used by the Historians
Unit 4: A History of Buddhism: Sanchi Stupa
- A Brief Review of Religious Histories of Vedic Religion, Jainism
- Vaishnavism
- Shaivism
- History of Buddhism
- Story of Sanchi Stupa
- Reproduction of the Sculptures From Sanchi
- Ways in Which the Historians Elaborated the Importance of Sculptures
- History of Buddhism - Spread and Decline
Unit 5: Medieval Society Through Travellers’ Accounts
- Medieval Society Through Travelers Accounts Part 1
- Medieval Society Through Travelers Accounts Part 2
- Alberuni and His Description About Indian Society
- Francois Bernier and the Depiction of Indian Society
- What Do Medieval Travel Accounts Tell Us
Unit 6: Colonialism and Rural Society: Evidence from Official Reports
- Life of Zamindars in the Late 18th Century
- Life of Peasants and Artisans in the Late 18th Century
- East India Company - Revenue Settlements
- Colonialism and Rural Society - Changes Over 19th Century
- Story of Official Records About Colonialism and Rural Society in India
- Firminger’s Fifth Report
- Accounts of Francis Buchanan Hamilton
- Colonialism and Rural Society - Evidence from Official Reports
- Revenue Settlements - Ryotwari and Mahalwari
- Surveys During the Later 18th Century by East India Company
- Deccan Riots Report
- What Do the Official Records Tell
Unit 7: Representations of 1857
- The Events of 1857-58
- How the Events of 1857 Revolt Were Recorded and Narrated
- Lucknow During 1857
- Pictures of 1857 Extracts From Contemporary Accounts
- How the Pictures of 1857 Shaped British Opinion of What had Happened
- Representations of 1857 Revolt
Unit 8: Colonialism and Indian Towns: Town Plans and Municipal Reports
- The Growth of Mumbai and Chennai in the 18th and 19th Centuries
- The Growth of Cantonments and Hill Stations in the 18th and 19th Centuries
- Photographs, Paintings and Town Plan Reports About Calcutta
- How do the Photographs, Paintings and Maps Help in Reconstructing History of Towns and Cities in Colonial India
- Colonialism and Indian Towns
- Town Plans and Municipal Reports
Unit 9: Mahatama Gandhi Though Contemporary Eyes
- Mahatma Gandhi Through Contemporary Eyes
- The National Movement From 1918-1948 Part 1
- The National Movement From 1918-1948 Part 2
- The National Movement From 1918-1948 Part 3
- The National Movement From 1918-1948 Part 4
- The National Movement From 1918-1948 Part 5
- Mahatma Gandhi in 1931
- How Newspapers Can be a Source of History
- Reports from English and Indian Languages Newspapers and Other Contemporary Writings about Gandhi and the Indian National Movement
Unit 10: Partition Though Oral Sources
- The History of 1940s India Through Oral Source
- Nationalism, Communalism and Partition of India Through Oral Tales
- Punjab and Bengal Through Oral Tales
- Oral Testimonies of Those Who Survived Partition
- Way in Which Oral History Has been Analyzed to Reconstruct the History of the Event
- Partition Through Oral Sources
Unit 11: Making of Constitution
- Indian Independence and the New Nation State
- The Making of the Constitution
- The Constituent Assembly Debates of India
- What do Such Debates Reveal
- Excerpts from the Debates of Constituent Assembly
Unit 12: Religious Histories: The Bhakti-Sufi Tradition
- Religious Histories - Bhakti Movement
- Religious Histories - Sufism
- Bhaktism and Bhakti Saints
- Ideas and Practices of Bhakti-Sufi Saints
- Sufi Orders and Sufi Saints Part 1
- Sufi Orders and Sufi Saints Part 2
- How Sufi Bhakti Compositions Have Been Preserved
- Extracts From Selected Bhakti Works
- Extracts From Selected Sufi Works
- Ways in Which Sufi and Bhakti Movements Have Been Interpreted by Historians
Unit 13: New Architecture: Hampi
- Hampi - An Overview
- Hampi - New Architecture
- Outline of New Buildings During the Vijayanagar Period - Temples, Forts, Irrigation Facilities
- Relation Between Architecture and the Political System
- Story of the Discovery of Hampi
- Visuals of Buildings at Hampi
- Ways in Which Historians Have Analyzed and Interpreted Hampi’s Structures
Unit 14: Agrarian Relations: The Ain-i-Akbari
- Ain-i-Akbari
- Structure of Agrarian Relations During 16th and 17th Centuries
- Patterns of Change in Agrarian Structure Over the Period as Depicted by Ain-i-Akbari
- Account of the Compilation and Translation of Ain-i-Akbari
- Excerpts from the Ain-i-Akbari
- Ways in Which Historians Have Used the Text of Ain-i-Akbari to Reconstruct History
Unit 15: The Mughal Court: Reconstructing Histories through Chronicles
- The Mughal Court - Reconstructing Histories Through Chronicles
- Outline of Political History from 15th-17th Centuries Part 1
- Outline of Political History from 15th-17th Centuries Part 2
- Discussion of the Mughal Court and Politics Part 1
- Discussion of the Mughal Court and Politics Part 2
- Account of the Production of Court Chronicles, and Their Subsequent Translation and Transmission Part 1
- Account of the Production of Court Chronicles, and Their Subsequent Translation and Transmission Part 2
- Excerpts from Babarnama
- Excerpts from Padshanama
- Ways In Which Historians Have Used The Akbarnama, Padshahnama To Reconstruct Political Histories Part 1
- Ways In Which Historians Have Used The Akbarnama, Padshahnama To Reconstruct Political Histories Part 2
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