Early India
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The document provides an overview of Indian history from the Harappan civilization through the Mauryan Empire. It discusses the Harappans' advanced urban planning and economy. The Vedic period saw the development of the caste system and Hinduism. Buddhism emerged in response to Brahmanic rituals. The Mauryan Empire, founded by Chandragupta, expanded under Ashoka, who promoted Buddhism across Asia through building projects and edicts. The empire declined after Ashoka, leaving India open to outside influences.
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