Comparing the Indus Valley Civilization and Ancient China

In this civilization there is evidence that the central government has adopted a layout similar to urban planning in all cities.

A Chinese ruler known as the emperor based on the Confucianism model set an example

Taoism rejects the daily world and the governance of the government believes it better than when it is the lowest

Role of women - Women are dependent on men, but families have some power. Power does not extend beyond family

Male roles - men are considered stronger, better, or smarter than women. They are government leaders. Male also fulfilled the roles of the following soldiers, farmers, businessmen, and major family providers.

Some of what they invented today (kite, silk, fireworks, compass, bronze).

Shi Huangdi unified China and established a powerful, centralized and authoritarian government. His greatest achievement is the construction of the Great Wall.

Religion is an important part of the way cities manage. Religion for pastor to participate in government to participate in government

There is a big port where oceangoing ships can trade with Persia, southern India and other parts of Afghanistan.

Family life is very important for Chinese culture: They live in a large family. Under the rule of the oldest male, up to 100 relatives can live together. The idea is "five generations under the same roof".

The Indus Valley Civilization is an ancient civilization that prospered in Indonesia, now Pakistan, India, Afghanistan, and the northwestern part of Turkmenistan. This civilization also known as the Harappan civilization lasted from 3300 BC until 1700 BC. Ancient Indus Valley civilization was discovered when the first city of Indus Valley was excavated. During the Vedas or Vedic times we refer to the era when the Vedas Sanskrit text was composed in India. The society that appeared during that period was called civilization during the Veda era or the Vedic era. The Vedas civilization flourished in the Indian-Ganga Plain of the Indian subcontinent between 1500 BC and 500 BC

This short article on the history of ancient India contains information about ancient Indian culture and ancient Indian civilization.

Civilization culture in Indian river basin Civilization in Indian river basin is the first development civilization in South Asia. This civilization developed around 2,500 BC, like Egypt, when Mesopotamia and Chinese civilization were first established. Unlike other civilizations, the Indus Valley civilization declined and disappeared around 1500 BC. The Indus Valley is in the Asian subcontinent or modern Pakistan, and thousands of years ago there were two ancient civilizations, Egypt and Mesopotamia. Both are excellent both in terms of technology and language, but each civilization has made different advances. These two ancient cultures are closely related to one another, but their geographical location is different and there are various farming methods. The last one in Egypt and Mesopotamia is religion. Even their respective religious customs are peculiar.

It is the largest civilization among the four ancient civilizations of Egypt, Mesopotamia, India and China. However, among all these civilizations, people in the Indus Valley have the least knowledge. This is because the Indus script has not been decrypted. There are many scripts of pottery, seals and amulets, but linguists and archaeologists of "Rosetta Stone" could not decipher it. Another indicator is that the bricks used in these Indus towns are of even size (7 cm x 14 cm x 28 cm). Dry bricks are used for filling and bricks are used for drainage lines and sewer pipe linings. Standard brick size seems to have been developed and used in Indus city. In addition to similar brick sizes, standard weights can also be used throughout the region. (7) Recovered weight shows very high accuracy