12 History Articles Regarding Goan History

Light stone implements of the early stone age when man was essentially a hunter, unearthed in the valleys of the Mandovi and Zuari, provide evidence ...

The earliest settlers in Goa were the proto-australoids or austro asiatics in the from of Konka, the Kol or Munda tribes, whose remnants still survive...

Goa had a rich culture and empires during the Bronze and Iron ages which is evidenced by a large number of sati stones in different designs and veerga...

After the Maurya Empire had passed its meridian in the 2nd century BC its satrap in Aparanta founded a dynasty known as Konkan Mauryas that ruled over...

Krishna Satakarni, the brother of the Satavahana founder annexed the Konkan territories of the Bhojas of Chandrapur, present day Chandor, to rule Goa....

The Bhojas ruled Goa and parts of Konkan and some part of Karnataka from the at least 3rd century AD to the 6th century AD in feudal allegiance to the...

The Chalukyas of Badami came to power around 540 A.D. in southern India. Records dating back to 610 A.D. have been discovered in Goa related to Pulek...

The earliest settlers in Goa were the proto-australoids or austro asiatics in the from of Konka, the Kol or Munda tribes, whose remnants still survive...

With the fall all the Goa Kadambas, there was a tussle between the rising power of the Vijayanagar Empire and the Bahamanis Muslim sultanate, for the ...

The advent of Portuguese rule in Goa began in 1498, when Vasco da Gama rounded the Cape of Good Hope and landed at Calicut. In 1510, Portuguese admira...

The advent of portuguese rule in Goa began in 1498, when Vasco da Gama rounded the Cape of Good Hope and landed at Calicut. In 1510, Portuguese admira...

Operation Vijay was the code name given to the military operation by the Indian armed forces in December 1961 to liberate Goa from the Portuguese....