Chronology of Ancient India

About The Book

The traditional Indian system of recording the chronology of ancient times in the Puranas was unfortunately discontinued after the Gupta period and consequently, the exact epochs of certain eras faded away from the minds and lives of the people by the 10th-11th century leading to a number of inconsistencies in the chronology of ancient India. Taking advantage of these inconsistencies, Western historians and their blind followers completely distorted the chronology and concocted many false theories to take modern Indian historical research in the direction that suited their biased purposes.

About The Author

Vedveer Arya is a civil servant; an officer of the 1997 batch of the Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS), he is presently the Director (Finance) for the Agni, Area Defence missile programmes and other tactical missile programmes in the DRDO, Ministry of Defence, at Hyderabad.

Initiated into the learning of Sanskrit at a very young age, he specialised in Paninian grammar including the Mahabhashya of Patanjali. He completed his Master’s degree in Sanskrit from the University of Delhi in 1994, winning the Dr. Radhakrishnan and CD Deshmukh memorial Gold medals in the process.

His deep interest in the ancient heritage and history of India propelled him to become a researcher and reader of various ancient inscriptions in the original. The present research work is based on his in-depth inscriptional studies.

He has also extensively worked on the scientific contributions of ancient India and published his first book entitled “Indian Contributions to Mathematics and Astronomy” in 2014. The author can be contacted at vedveer70@gmail.com.