NCERT Notes

Class 6 History Chapter 6: New Questions and Ideas Notes This chapter explores the emergence of new philosophical and religious ideas in ancient India. It discusses the teachings of Gautama Buddha and Mahavira, the founder of Jainism. The chapter highlights key concepts like ahimsa (non-violence), karma, meditation, and renunciation. It also introduces Upanishadic thinkers, who […]

Class 6 History Chapter 5: Kingdoms, Kings and an Early Republic Notes This chapter explores the rise of kingdoms and republics in ancient India. It explains how rulers gained power through Ashvamedha (horse sacrifice) and how mahajanapadas like Magadha and Vajji emerged. The chapter also discusses taxation, governance, armies, and the shift from tribal communities

Class 6 History Chapter 4: What Books and Burials Tell Us Notes Ancient texts and burial sites provide valuable insights into early societies. The Rigveda, one of the oldest known texts, tells us about the life, beliefs, and social structure of the Vedic people. Burial sites, such as those in Inamgaon and the Megalithic sites,

Class 6 History Chapter 3: In the Earliest Cities Notes The earliest cities emerged around 4,500 years ago in the Indus Valley Civilization (Harappan Civilization). These cities, such as Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro, were well-planned with advanced drainage systems, granaries, and trade networks. People engaged in farming, craft production, and trade, contributing to the civilization’s prosperity.

Class 6 History Chapter 2: From Hunting – Gathering to Growing Food Notes Early humans were hunter-gatherers, relying on nature for food. Over time, they discovered farming and animal domestication, leading to a settled life. This shift from a nomadic lifestyle to agriculture marked the beginning of civilizations. Early farmers cultivated crops like wheat and

Class 6 History Chapter 1: What, Where, How, and When? Notes History helps us understand the past by asking key questions: What happened? Where did it take place? How did it happen? And when did it occur? This chapter introduces the sources of history, including manuscripts, inscriptions, and archaeological findings. It also explains how historians