Data
Collection:
Collection of historical data is the
first necessity for compilation. The necessary source material can
be found in many countries apart from India i.e., Bharat of 1947
creation. It is now firmly established that in the first millennium
BC, India had close contacts with countries from Greece, in the west
up to China in the east. Many scholars are attributing Indian impact
even on the ancient Maya and Inca civilizations of America. Data
should be collected from all these countries. Maximum information,
of course, will be available in India, Pakistan, Bangla Desh, Nepal,
Tibet, Burma, Sri Lanka and the south-east Asian countries. All this
should be sorted out subjectwise, districtwise and countrywise or
according to the Brihaspati Cycles of Kali Era. Subjectwise
information will facilitate writing a comprehensive history of all
subjects. Disrictwise information will be useful for presenting an
all India picture of history and the cyclewise information can be
used to set up a continuous chronology acceptable to all, at least
for some thousands of years. Whatever data is available should all
be collected.
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