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100 _aAli M Athar
245 _aMughal India : Studies in polity, ideas, society and culture
260 _aNew Delhi
_bOxford University Press
_c2009
300 _a409p
_cxvi
365 _b Rs. 395
505 _aContents: Antecedents: 1. The Islamic Background to Indian History; 2. Encounter and Efflorescence; 3. Nobility under Muhammad Tughluq; 4. Capital of the Sultans; 5. The Punjab Between the Thirteenth and Fifteenth Centuries; Formation of the Empire: 6. Towards and Interpretation of the Mughal Empire; 7. The Pre-Colonial Social Structure and the Polity of the Mughal Empire; 8. The Mughal Polity; 9. Political Structures of the Islamic Orient in the Sixteenth and SeventeenthCenturies, Political Thought: 10. The evolution of the Perception of India ; 11. The State in Islamic Thought in India, 12. Elements of Social Justice in Medieval Islamic Thought; The Religious World: 13. The 'Vision' in the Salt Range, 1578; 14. Sulh-i Kul and the Religious Ideas of Akbar; 15.Translations of Sanskrit Works at Akbar's Court; 16. The Religious World of Jahangir; 17. The Religious Environment under Shah Jahan; 18. Sidelights into Ideological and Religious Attitudes in the Punjab during the Seventeenth Century; 19. Pursuing an Elusive Seeker of Universal Truth; 20. Muslims' Perceptions of Judaism and Christianity in Medieval India; The Politics of Empire: 21. The Religious Issue in the War of Succession 1658-59; 22. Causes of the Rathor Rebellion of 1679; 23. ProvincialGovernors Under Aurangzeb; The Empire and Contemporary Powers: 24. 'International Law' or Conventions Governing Conduct of Relations between Asian States, Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries; 25. Jahangir and the Uzbeks; 26. The Objectives Behind Mughal Expedition into Balkh and Badakhshan, 1646-47;The Passing of Empire: 27. The Passing of the Empire; 28. Recent Theories of Eighteenth-century India; Sources: 29. History in Indo-Muslim Tradition; 30. The Use of Sources in Mughal Historiography; 31. The Correspondence of Aurangzeb and its Historical Significance; Bibliography; Index; Map, 'Scientific Frontier' in Afghanisthan.
650 _a1. Mogul Empire2. History - 1526 - 1765 - India
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