WHY INDIA IS CALLED INDIA


FOR WHAT REASON INDIA KNOWN IS  INDIA  

India also known as bharat

PAST HISTORY

FIRST BEFORE INDIA IT WAS KNOWN AS THE BHARAT OR ARYAVART BECAUSE IT WAS RULED BY ARYANS . IT WAS KNOWN AS BHARAT ON THE NAME OF BHARAT THE SON OF KING DUSHYANTA  AND SHANKUNTALA. AT THAT TIME  THEIR WAS RULE  OF ARYANS  ON THE BHARAT. THEIR WAS SO POWERFUL KINGDOMS AT THAT TIME SUCH AS KURU , PANCHAL , MAGDHA AND MANY OTHERS .THEY RULE OVER BHARAT.

MIDDLE HISTORY

AT TIME CHANGES THEIR WAS RULE OF ARYANS START FINISHING BUT ON THE OTHER HAND THEIR WAS DIFFERENT KINGDOMS START EMERGING .THEIR WAS DIFFERENT RULERS CAME SUCH AS  CHOLA , CHERA AND MANY OTHERS .BUT AFTER THE MUGHALS RULE  ALL OVER THE BHARAT.
MODERN HISTORY
AT THAT  WHEN THEIR WAS RULE OF MUGHALS  BRITISH CAME AS TRADERS IN INDIA . THEY SEE THAT DIFFERENT KINGS FIGHT WITH EACH OTHER AND THEIR WAS NO UNITY BETWEEN THEM THROUGH DIVIDE AND RULE THEY CONTROL ALL OVER INDIA. WHEN DIFFERENT  STRIKES AND PROGRESSION  OCCUR FROM THAT BRITISH DECIDE TO LEAVE INDIA AND DATE FINAL IN AUGUST 15. THROGUH INDIA GOT INDEPENDENCE IN AUGUST IT CAME TO KNOWN  AS  INDIA. 
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