"The History of India" by S. N. Naraharayya, published in 1912, is a historical account that reflects the perspectives and historiographical approaches of the early 20th century. Naraharayya's work covers various aspects of Indian history, including political, cultural, and social dimensions, though it is important to recognize that interpretations and perspectives on historical events have evolved significantly since then.

The 1912 edition of "The History of India" by S. N. Naraharayya would have a table of contents reflective of the historical themes and periods emphasized during that time. Although I don’t have the exact table of contents from this edition, here’s a general idea of what such a historical work might include based on common themes in early 20th-century Indian historical writing:IntroductionOverview of Indian history Methodology and sources Ancient IndiaThe Indus Valley Civilization Vedic Period Rise of the Kingdoms Maurya Empire Gupta Period Medieval IndiaThe Post-Gupta Period Rise of Regional Kingdoms The Delhi Sultanate The Mughal Empire Early Modern IndiaMughal Administration and Society The Decline of the Mughal Empire Regional States and European Colonization Colonial IndiaThe Arrival of Europeans The British East India Company The Revolt of 1857 British Raj and Administrative Changes Indian Renaissance and Reform MovementsSocial and Religious Reformers The Rise of Nationalism Major Movements and Leaders ConclusionSummary of Historical Developments Reflections on Historical Trends and Future Directions