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    Historians have changed their methods over the past thousand years. Medieval historians like Hemachandra collected information from sources like coins, architecture, inscriptions, and texts to write chronicles, letters, judicial records, and accounts. They relied on scribes to copy manuscripts by hand. Modern historians examine manuscripts found in archives and libraries to research the medieval period. The transition from medieval to modern history introduced changes, as scribes sometimes altered original meanings when copying manuscripts by hand.

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    Historians have changed their methods over the past thousand years. Medieval historians like Hemachandra collected information from sources like coins, architecture, inscriptions, and texts to write chronicles, letters, judicial records, and accounts. They relied on scribes to copy manuscripts by hand. Modern historians examine manuscripts found in archives and libraries to research the medieval period. The transition from medieval to modern history introduced changes, as scribes sometimes altered original meanings when copying manuscripts by hand.

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    Historians have changed their methods over the past thousand years. Medieval historians like Hemachandra collected information from sources like coins, architecture, inscriptions, and texts to write chronicles, letters, judicial records, and accounts. They relied on scribes to copy manuscripts by hand. Modern historians examine manuscripts found in archives and libraries to research the medieval period. The transition from medieval to modern history introduced changes, as scribes sometimes altered original meanings when copying manuscripts by hand.

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    Diksha - STD 7.pqrt 2 Converted - 1594975992226

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    Historians have changed their methods over the past thousand years. Medieval historians like Hemachandra collected information from sources like coins, architecture, inscriptions, and texts to write chronicles, letters, judicial records, and accounts. They relied on scribes to copy manuscripts by hand. Modern historians examine manuscripts found in archives and libraries to research the medieval period. The transition from medieval to modern history introduced changes, as scribes sometimes altered original meanings when copying manuscripts by hand.

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    TRACING CHANGES THROUGH A THOUSAND


    YEARS
    THEME : TO UNDERSTAND WHO IS HISTORIANS,WHAT THEY ARE DOING& WHY THEY ARE DOING.
    TO KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MEDIEVAL & MODERN PERIOD HISTORIANS.
    Historians and their sources.
     Historians: The persons who studies & write about past.
    * Historians are concerned as a researcher of the past.
    * Herodotus. – “Father of History”- Greek/ Medieval
    historianAND THEIR. SOURCES :
    TORIANS.

    *12th century Historians- Hemachandra-Indian Jain scholar /poet.


    * 21st century Historians – Ram Nath – specialised in Mugal architecture.
    WHAT HISTORIANS DO ?
     Role of Historians:
     Historians collect information about past.
     Determining the authenticity of historical
    data.
     Sharing / conveying/ publishing
    the medieval period data’s.
    WHERE MEDIEVAL HISTORIANS COLLECT
    INFORMATION ?

    SOURCES: Medieval Historians collect information from👇

    👈Coins 👈 Architecture

    👈 Texts /
    👈 Inscriptions
    Records
    WHY HISTORIANS COLLECT INFORMATION ?

     Reasons for collecting information:


     * To write holy texts,
     * To write chronicles of rulers / letters,etc. Manuscripts
     * To Recollect Judicial records.
     * To know the medieval accounts / taxes
    MANUSCRIPTS:

     Manuscripts: A book / documents written by Historians by


    hand rather than typing.
     These manuscripts are collected by wealthy
    people,rulers,temple authorities and placed in Archive /
    Libraries.
    ARCHIVE:

     Archive : It is the place where manuscripts are kept.


     Modern Historians collects manuscripts/ information in archive
    to make a research about medieval period people.

    Archive /
    Library 👉
    SCRIBE :
     Scribe – A person who serves as a professional copyist.
     One who made copies of manuscripts before the invention of
    printing.

    Scribe 👉 👉
    Copying
    manuscripts
    DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MEDIEVAL & MODERN
    HISTORIANS
    Collects information from
     Medieval Historians
    To write
    Chronicles,letters,teaching of Saints, Judicial records, A/c & taxes , etc
    written by scribe
    Rich People( Buy ) Manuscripts ( Keep) it in
    Collects Archive /
     Modern Historians
    information from Library
    Make many changes
    From original
    Manuscript
    DIFFICULTIES FACED BY SCRIBES IN COPYING
    MANUSCRIPTS:

     Difficulties:. No printing press ,so scribes used to write it in


    hand.
     Scribe feel difficult to understand the original word.so scribes
    changes certain words / meanings according to what they feel.
     Therefore, Original meaning of the content changes from
    medieval period

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