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The document provides an overview of Hinduism through different periods of history: 1) It begins with the Indus Valley Civilization before 2000 BCE and continues through the Vedic period from 1500-500 BCE and the Epic, Puranic, and Classical age from 500 BCE to 500 CE. 2) Major developments are then outlined for the Medieval period from 500-1500 CE, the Pre-Modern period from 1500-1757 CE under Mughal rulers like Akbar and Aurangzeb, and the British period from 1757-1947 CE which saw Hindu reformers like Ram Mohan Roy. 3) The summary concludes with a brief mention of the development of Hinduism in independent India
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- 7. The Indus Valley Civilisation (Before 2000 BCE)
- 9. The Vedic Period (1500500 BCE)
- 10. The Epic, Puranic and Classical Age (500 BCE500 C Shastras
- 12. Medieval Period (500 CE1500 CE) Shiva temple in Cidambaram, Tamilnadu Puri Jagganatha in Orissa Brihadeeswarar Hindu Temple in Thanjavur. Tamil Nadu, India
- 13. Vaishnava philosophers Ramanuja Madhva
- 14. Shaivism philosophers Abhinavagupta
- 15. Pre-Modern Period (15001757 CE) Akbar (15421605) Aurangzeb (16181707)
- 16. British Period (17571947 CE) Hindu Renaissance reformers Ram Mohan Roy (17721833) Dayananda Sarasvati (18241883) Mahatma Gandhi (18691948) Paramahamsa Ramakrishna (1836-1886)
- 17. Independent India (1947 CE present) Swaminarayan Temple in London