Mangarh is believed to be a fort built by Islam Shah Suri somewhere in Punjab. Though very scant...

Manikpur (Karrah) near Prayagraj was a major administrative and military center under Delhi Sulta...

Traikutaka ruled parts of Konkan, southern Gujarat (aparanta) and adjacent areas after the declin...

Ishwardatta, a Abhira Mahakshatrapa briefly ruled parts of western India during a period of uphe...

Panna was a very small state in Central India.

The royal family of Panna were connecte...

Sher Shah Suri (1486-1545), was an Afghan warrior and ruler who founded the Suri Sultanate after ...

Deva Raya I (1370 – 1423 CE) was an emperor of the Vijayanagara Empire from the Sangama Dynast...

Vasudeva I (Bazodeo) was a Kushan emperor and the last of the Great Kushans. He ruled approximat...

Fanam refers to a small gold or silver coin that was historically used in South India for over a ...

Chakan is village about 30 kms from Pune, which was a fort. One Abyssinian ruler fortified the f...

The "forced tanka" was an experimental token currency introduced by Delhi Sultan Muhammad bin Tug...

Kushan King Vima Kadphises' Copper unit weighing 17.19g, “Shiva-Nandi bilingual” type which h...