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The video offer a comprehensive introduction to the challenges and considerations involved in studying the thousand years of Indian history from roughly 700 to 1750 CE, a period often termed "medieval." They explain that historians must be sensitive to the changing contexts of documents, like the dramatic differences between early and later maps of the Indian subcontinent, and the evolution of language and terminology, showing how words like "Hindustan" and "foreigner" acquired new meanings over time. The texts also detail how the increasing availability of cheaper paper led to a proliferation of textual records, even as the process of hand-copying manuscripts introduced significant variations into historical texts. Furthermore, the sources outline major developments during this era, including the appearance of new technologies, social groups like the Rajputs and jatis, the rise of pan-regional empires, and fundamental changes in religious traditions, such as the growing importance of the Brahmanas and the emergence of Bhakti and Islam. Finally, the sources criticize the traditional "Hindu," "Muslim," and "British" periodization of Indian history, advocating for an approach that recognizes the vast social, economic, and political changes that occurred throughout these thousand years.

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