History of Pakistan | Wikipedia audio article
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History of Pakistan


00:00:56 1 History by chronology and region
00:01:06 2 Prehistory
00:01:15 2.1 Paleolithic period
00:01:59 2.2 Neolithic period
00:03:05 2.3 Indus Valley Civilisation
00:05:35 3 Early history – Iron Age
00:05:45 3.1 Vedic period
00:05:54 3.1.1 Indus Valley
00:07:50 3.1.2 Ganges Plain
00:08:49 3.2 Achaemenid Empire
00:12:50 3.3 Ror dynasty
00:13:36 3.4 Macedonian Empire
00:19:26 3.5 Mauryan Empire
00:23:23 3.6 Greco-Bactrian Kingdom
00:27:04 4 Classical period – Middle Kingdoms
00:27:14 4.1 Indo-Greek Kingdom
00:28:52 4.2 Indo-Scythian Kingdom
00:29:38 4.3 Indo-Parthian Kingdom
00:30:51 4.4 Kushan Empire
00:32:25 4.5 Sasanian Empire
00:32:38 4.6 Gupta Empire
00:34:01 4.7 Rai dynasty
00:34:36 4.8 Hephthalite Empire
00:35:37 4.9 Brahmin dynasty
00:36:15 4.10 Rajput dynasties
00:36:31 4.11 Arab Caliphate
00:37:46 4.12 Kabul Shahi
00:40:46 5 Medieval period
00:40:55 5.1 Ghaznavid dynasty
00:42:35 5.2 Soomra dynasty
00:43:00 5.3 Delhi Sultanate
00:46:39 5.4 Mongol invasions
00:47:20 5.5 Samma dynasty
00:48:23 5.6 Mughal Empire
00:50:32 5.7 Rise of Sikhism
00:51:07 5.8 Durrani Empire
00:51:31 5.9 Maratha Empire
00:52:09 5.10 Sikh Empire
00:53:58 5.11 British colonization
00:54:56 6 British Rule
00:55:05 6.1 Early period of Pakistan Movement
00:56:29 6.2 Muslim League
01:01:33 6.3 Muslim homeland – "iNow or Never/i"
01:05:10 6.4 1940 Resolution
01:07:14 6.5 Final phase of the Pakistan Movement
01:11:35 6.6 Independence from the British Empire
01:13:45 7 Post-Independence
01:17:09 8 See also



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SUMMARY
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The history of Pakistan encompasses the history of the region constituting modern-day Pakistan, which is intertwined with the history of the broader Indian subcontinent and the surrounding regions of South Asia, East Asia and Central Asia. For over three millennia, the region has witnessed human activity and one of the world's major civilizations, the Indus Valley Civilisation.
The history of the region constituting modern nation-state of Pakistan is associated with Ancient India, Classical India, Medieval India and British India. The trade routes which traverse the Indus Valley linking Central Asia, the Indian subcontinent and the Orient have attracted people from as far as Greece and Mongolia and several imperial powers, the last being the British Empire.
British India was declared independent on 14th August, 1947 and after the partition of India created two states - secular India and Islamic Pakistan.