West Bengal History can be traced back to the Prehistoric Period , with the development of Civilization in the Ancient History of West Bengal. We have Bifurcated the History of West Bengal into four sections for the systematic study for WBPSC Exam by our students.
West Bengal History plays a crucial role in not only West Bengal PSC Prelims Exam but even WBPSC Mains Exam. West
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- WEST BENGAL : LANGUAGES AND DIELECTS
- Prehistoric Bengal: Archaeological Discoveries
- Chalcolithic Cultures in Bengal
- Bengal During the Vedic Period
- Early Iron Age in Bengal
- Mahajanapadas in Bengal: Anga and Vanga
- Bengal Under the Mauryan Empire
- Spread of Buddhism and Jainism in Bengal
- Bengal in the Post-Mauryan Period: Kushanas and Shungas
- Cultural Development Under the Guptas in Bengal
- Early Trade Routes in Bengal
- Bengal During the Gupta Empire
- Decline of the Gupta Empire and Its Impact on Bengal
- Emergence of the Gauda Kingdom
- Sasanka: The First Significant Ruler of Bengal
- Development of Bengali Language and Script
- Bengals Role in Early Maritime Trade
- Religious Movements in Ancient Bengal
- Art and Architecture in Ancient Bengal
- Impact of the Hunas and Other Invaders on Bengal
- Transition from Ancient to Early Medieval Bengal
- Bengal Under the Pala Dynasty
- Contributions of the Pala Empire to Art, Culture, and Religion
- Rise of the Sena Dynasty in Bengal
- Social and Economic Developments During the Sena Period
- Bengal Under the Delhi Sultanate
- Administration and Governance in Medieval Bengal
- Rise of Independent Sultanate in Bengal
- Role of Bengal in the Indo-Islamic Cultural Synthesis
- Hussain Shahi Dynasty: Golden Age of Medieval Bengal
- Bengals Maritime Trade in the Medieval Period
- Introduction of Persian and Arabic Influence in Bengal
- Spread of Sufism in Bengal
- Bhakti Movement and its Impact on Bengal
- Advent of Europeans in Bengal (Portuguese, Dutch, and French)
- Conflict Between Regional and Central Powers in Bengal