-
Hindush (Old Persian: 𐏃𐎡𐎯𐎢𐏁 Hidūš) was an
administrative division of the
Achaemenid Empire, in modern-day Punjab.
According to the Gr**** historian...
-
incorporated into the
Persian realm through provincial divisions: Gandāra,
Hindush, and Sattagydia.
Persian rule over the
Indus Valley decreased over successive...
- ****enistic Gr****
India ( Ἰνδία),
ancient Gr****
Indos ( Ἰνδός), Old
Persian Hindush (an
eastern province of the
Achaemenid Empire), and
ultimately its cognate...
- ****enistic Gr****
India ( Ἰνδία),
ancient Gr****
Indos ( Ἰνδός), Old
Persian Hindush (an
eastern province of the
Achaemenid Empire), and
ultimately its cognate...
-
Persian usage since at
least the 3rd
century CE
while its
earlier form "
Hindush" was used as
early as 6th
century BCE. The term 'Hindu' was the Old Persian...
- In 518 BC, the
Achaemenid empire conquered Indus valley and
established Hindush satrapy in Sindh.
Following Alexander the Great's invasion,
Sindh became...
-
given in Euboïc/Euboean
talent (1 Euboïc
talent =
about 26 kg). Only the
Hindush paid in gold, the
exchange rate of gold to
silver being 1 to 13 by weight...
- Rohṛī. The
Achaemenids conquered the
region and
established the
satrapy of
Hindush. The
territory may have
corresponded to the area
covering the
lower and...
- the Scythians. c. 513 BC—Western
India becomes the
Achaemenid satrapy of
Hindush,
which included the
valley of the
Indus River. c. 512 BC—Sun Tzu, author...
-
rivers of ****stan
Rigvedic rivers Rivers of
Jammu and
Kashmir Sindhology Hindush Number of
Indus script inscribed objects and
seals obtained from various...
