Histoy-Sangam period and the concluding part of Gupta Period

• Karaikal , the greatest Chola ruler transferred the capital to Kaveripattinam and he converted the Oliyar community from nomadic to settled life.He also fought a battle at Reuni
• Perunarkilli,the Chola ruler was the only Chola king to perform Rajsuya yajna
  
• Nedunjelian, the Pandya ruler was the hero of Silpapadikaram and he defeated Chola and Chera rulers in the battle of Talaiyangam
• Ahom was the story of love whereas Puram was the story of battles
• Thirunavukkarasu coined the term Sangam
• Thirukural, written by Thiruvaluvar is known as the Bible of the Tamil land and also the 5th Veda
• Senguttuvan, the Red Chera started Pattini cult was known as Kodal Pirakottiyama and he destroyed the efficacy of sea as a refuge
• Tolakappiyam was a book on grammer
• Kadimaram or kavalaram was the worship of tutelary tree
• Perundevanar translated Mahabharata into Tamil
• Tamil is the oldest Dravidian language
• Tolakappiyam is the earliest Tamil literary work extant today
• Sati or Tippaidal was common
• Kuppidu-Unit of measurement
• Nalikal-Unit of time
• Kalam-Unit of grain
• Kanam-Gold
• Velli-Silver
• Velvi-yajna
  
• Kadamai-King's customary tax
• Variyam-Land yielding tax
• Variyar-Tax collecting official
• Alakkus or Ulakku- Revenue measurement
• Pattinapattu-A work on Kaveripattanam
• Kalabhras rose against the Brahmins and ended the Sangam period
• Tirumal was the name of Vishnu
• Kalanju was a type of gold coin
• Korkai was known as Kolchi and Mahabalipuram as Melange
• Malayalam is the latest Dravidian language
• Spy was known as Orrayiar
• Nadukkal or virakkal was hero stone
• Alumbi Vel was revenue accountant
• Bhasa's Swapnovasavdutta was the earliest Sanskrit drama
• Earliest evidence of Vishti was in Bhagvata Purana
• Ritusamhara was the earliest work of Kalidasa
• Kumardasa wrote Janakiharana
• Chronlogical order of some Puranas: Manu-Brihaspati-Narada-Katyana-Vayu-Devala
• Auranasthanika-Officers in charge of wool market during the Gupta period
• Navaniketan-a book on medicine
• Vatsvatta wrote the famous Mandasore inscription of Kumargupta
• Maniyar Math was a circular temple only one of its kind
• Bhairavi wrote Kiratarjuniyam
• Yajnavalkya Smriti was the official lawbook of the Guptas

P.S: You should follow D N Jha's Ancient India for Gupta Age and Agnihotri's guidebook for the Sangam age chapter.

History- Gupta Age-Some High Frequency Questions Part I

• Guptas belonged to Dharana gotra
• Pushyavarman, a Kamprupa ruler placed as the ruler of North eastern part of the empire
• The poetic work"Krishna Charitam" is supposed to have been written by Samudragupta and for his poetic brilliance he got the title"Kaviraja"
• Some of the famous inscriptions of Kumaragupta were Bilsad, Damodarpur,Karmandaka ,Mandasore
• The Eran insciption(510 AD)is the first reference to Sati in India
• Yashodharman of Malwa defeated Mihirkula who then retreated to Kashmir and there he embraced Shaivism
• Apart from Chandragupta II Skandagupta also took the title Vikramaditya
• Samudragupta and Skandagupta both performed ashwamedha yajna
  
• Rulers after Skandagupta Purugupta-Buddhagupta-Vanyagupta-Bhanugupta-Narasimhagupta-KumaraguptaII-Vishnugupta
• Aprahata-Forest land
• Nivi Dharma-Land endowment in perpetuity
• Talavataka was village accountant
• According to Visakhadutta Vasana the saka ruler killed Ramagupta
• Allhabad pillar inscription is the first epigraphic evidence of zero
• The term Bhukti first apeared in the Bhojdeva inscription of Gwalior
• Tadaga was a reservoir
• Audrangika collected the King's share in kind
• Nivartana, Dronavapa, Kulavapa were all units of measurement
• Total 42 inscriptions of this age are found with maximum belonging to Kumaragupta
• The great boar image was installed at the gate of Udaygiri
• Kumaragupta is said to have embraced Buddhism towards the end of his reign
• Samudragupta sent an embassy to China in 361 AD and Skandagupta sent an embassy to China
• Mahapratihara was the palace guard
• Gadhiya was a series of coins during this period
• Fields owned by cultivators themselves were known as Kutumba Kshetra
• Dandin wrote Dasakumaracharita
• Bhattin wrote Ravanabadha
• According to T'sing Srigupta built a temple for the chinese pilgrims at Mrigashikhavahana
• Toramana was converted to jainism
• Earliest evidence of temple prostitution in India, Ramgarh inscription
• Narada smriti talks about 15 kinds of slaves
• Drangik-Official for collection of custom duties
• Yajnavalka Smriti was the official lawbook of the Guptas
• Kulika-Guild of artisans