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The Indus Valley Civilization had a sophisticated and well-organized economy. It was a prosperous civilization that flourished from around 3300

The Indus Valley Civilization is also known as Harappa Civilization. It is now located in Pakistan, the western part of

Archaeological SiteDiscoveredDiscovered ByLocationRiver-centric LocationPointsHarappa1921Dayaram SahaniMontgomery district of the Punjab province (Pakistan).Iravati River, or Ravi River# 6000 BC- 1300 BC#Bronze-age civilizationMohenjo-Daro1922Rakhaldas

In 1974, French archaeologist Jean-François Jarrige and Richard H. Meadow, head of the Pakistan Department of Archaeology, discovered the remains

Shah Mir established Muslim rule in Kashmir in 1339 AD. He established his own dynasty named the Shah Mir dynasty

Feroz Shah Tughlaq, ruler of the Tughlaq dynasty, founded the city of Jaunpur in 1359. Assuming the title 'Khwajah-i-Jahan', Malik

Zafar Khan assumed the title 'Muzaffar Shah' and formally established the independent state of Gujarat Sultanate in 1391 AD*. He

Alauddin Khalji made Malwa a province of the Sultanate in 1310 AD. Dilwar Khan Ghori founded the independent Sultanate of

Habsi Sultan Shamsuddin Muzaffar Shah was assassinated by his vizier Syed Hussain, who established the Hussain Shahi dynasty. Syed Hussain

The Habshi period has been termed as the 'Dark Age'. Because the short-lived Habshi rule did not leave any special