Religion, state and society in Medieval India : Collected works of S Nurul Hasan

Table of contents
Preface by R.S. Sharma;
Introduction;
Part One: The Historians Task;
Chapter 1. Indian History: A Synoptic View;
Chapter 2. Medieval Indian History: Danger of a Communal Interpretation and the Need for Reconsidering Priorities;
Chapter 3. Perspective on Regional History: Medieval Punjab;
Chapter 4. Value and Importance of Urban History;
Chapter 5. Historians and Business Communities;
Part Two: State, Religion, and the Ruling Class;
Chapter 6. Aspects of State and Religion in Medieval India;
Chapter 7. The Mahzar of Akbar's Reign;
Chapter 8. Shaikh Ahmad Sirhindi and Mughal Politics;
Chapter 9. The Problem of Nationalities in Medieval India;
Chapter 10. New Light on the Relations of the Early Mughal Rulers with their Nobility;
Chapter 11. The Theory of the Nur Jahan 'Junta': A Critical Rexamination;
Chapter 12. Zamindars under the Mughals;
Chapter 13. Three Studies of the Zamindari System;
Chapter 14. Aspects of the Zamindari System in the Deccan (1695-1707);
Chapter 15. Further Light on Zamindars under the Mughals: A Case Study of (Mirza) Raja Jai Singh under Shah Jahan;
Part Three: Rural Economy and Towns;
Chapter 16. Revenue Administration of the Jagir of Sahsaram by Farid (Sher Shah);
Chapter 17. The Pattern of Agricultural Production in the Territories of Amber (c.1650-1750);
Chapter 18. Prices of Food Grains in the Territories of Amber (c.1650-1750);
Chapter 19. Agra;
Chapter 20. The Morphology of a Medieval Indian City: A Case Study of Shajahanabad in the 18th and Early 19th Centuries;
Chapter 21. Thoughts on Agrarian Relations;
Part Four: Traces from the Past;
Chapter 22. Lataif-i-Quddusi: A Contemporary Afghan Source for the Study of Afghan-Mughal Conflict;
Chapter 23. Abul Fazl;
Chapter 24. Nigar nama-i-Munshi: A Valuable Collection of Documents of Aurangzeb's Reign;
Chapter 25. The du Jardin Papers: A Valuable Source for the Economic History of Northern India, 1778-1787; Index