Schmidt, Karl J.

Part 1 Geography, Climate, and Languages; Chapter 1 Geography of South Asia; Chapter 2 South Asian Climates; Chapter 3 Languages of South Asia; Part 2 Political and Military History; Chapter 4 Harappan Culture (Indus Valley Civilization); Chapter 5 Indo-Aryan South Asia, c, 1000 BCE; Chapter 6 Republics and Kingdoms in Northern India, c. 700-450 BCE; Chapter 7 The Greeks in South Asia, 550-50 BCE; Chapter 8 Growth of the Mauryan Empire, 321-232 BCE; Chapter 9 South Asia, c. 185 BCE-320 CE; Chapter 10 Growth and Decline of the Gupta Empire, 320-550; Chapter 11 Northern India, 550-606; Chapter 12 Growth of Empire under Harsha Vardhana, 606-647; Chapter 13 The Struggle for Power in Southern India, 550-850; Chapter 14 Rise of the Cholas in the South, c. 850-1279; Chapter 15 Northern and Central India, c. 700-1200; Chapter 16 Growth of Islam in South Asia, c. 700-1206; Chapter 17 Growth of the Delhi Sultanate, 1206-1526; Chapter 18 Southern India, c. 1340-1565; Chapter 19 Arrival of the Portuguese, 1498; Chapter [...]opean Settlements in South Asia, 1498-1763; Chapter 21 Growth of the Mughal Empire, 1526-1605; Chapter 22 Mughal South Asia, 1605-1707; Chapter 23 Growth of the Marathas, c. 1645-1720; Chapter 24 Anglo-French Conflict in South Asia, 1746-1763; Chapter 25 Growth of British Territory in South Asia, 1753-1849; Chapter 26 Growth of the British Army in India, 1757-1947; Chapter 27 Mysore and the Wars of 1767-69, 1780-84, 1790-92, and 1799; Chapter 28 Maratha Confederacy and the Anglo-Maratha Wars; Chapter 29 Panjab under Ranjit Singh, 1799-1839; Chapter 30 Absorption of Burma, 1824-86; Chapter 31 Anglo-Sikh Wars of 1845-46 and 1848-49; Chapter 32 India During the War of 1857-58; Chapter 33 Britain, Russia, and the Great Game; Chapter 34 India and Its Contributions to the First World War; Chapter 35 Princely India, 1858-1947; Chapter 36 South Asia and the Second World War; Chapter 37 Part Ition of India, 1947; Chapter 38 Military Conflict and Rivalry in South Asi