Similarities
• The monkey king as well as the kings felt the need to protect the group depending on them.
• The monkey king as well as other kings worked for the welfare of the people.
Differences
• The monkey king and his 80,000 followers survived on the mango, while the other kings’ followers required proper food.
• The monkey king did not try to capture the other kings' property, while the other kings did capture and try to murder the monkeys and their king for mango fruits.
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Chapter Name |
Metals |
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In the Earliest Cities |
Copper used to make tools, bronze, gold and silver to make ornaments |
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What Books and Burials Tell us |
Iron tools and weapons, ornaments of gold |
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Kingdoms, Kings and Early Republic |
Iron tools |
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Vital villages and Thriving Towns |
Iron tools |
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Traders, Kings and Pilgrims |
Gold |
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Buildings, Paintings and Books |
Iron pillar, gold jewellery |
(a) Aryabhata was a great astronomer.
(b) Stories about gods and goddesses are found in the Puranas.
(c) Valmiki is recognised as the author of the Sanskrit Ramayana.
(d) The Silappadikaram and the Manimekalai are two Tamil epics.
Stupa- Mound
Shikhara- Tower
Mandapa- Place in temples where people could assemble
Garbhagriha- Place where the image of the deity is installed
Pradakshina patha - Circular path around the stupa
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