Essays on medieval Indian history/
Satish Chandra
- Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2003.
- ix,549p. : 22cm.
Originally published: 2002. Includes index.
SOCIETY AND STATE The Impact of Central Asian Institutions on the State and Society in Medieval India(Tenth to Fourteenth Centuries) Society, Culture, and the State in Medieval India The Eighteenth Century in India—Its Economy and the Role of the Marathas, the Jats, the Sikhs, and the Afghans A Review of the Crisis of the Jagirdari System The State and Economic Development under Timur, with Special Reference to the 'Silk Road' and the Great Asian Land Routes
SOCIETY AND COUNTRYSIDE The Structure and Stratification in the Village Society in Eastern Rajasthan Structure of Village Society in Northen India: The Khud-kasht and Pahi-kasht The Maratha Polity: Its Nature and Development Social Background to the Rise of the Maratha Movement during the Seventeenth Century
ECONOMY The Commercial Activities of the Mughal Emperors during the Seventeenth Century Some Aspects of the Growth of a Money Economy in India during the Seventeenth Century The Role of the Local Community, the Zamindars, and the State in Providing Capital Inputs for the Improvement and Expansion of Cultivation The Developmental Problematic in Medieval India
RELIGION AND STATE The Historical Background to the Rise of the Bhakti Movement in Northern India Jizyah and the State in India during the Seventeenth Century The Religious Policy of Aurangzeb during the Later Part of his Reign—Some Considerations Jizyah in the Post-Aurangzeb Period
POLITICAL PROCESSES Mughal Relations with the Rajput States of Rajasthan: The Foundations Mughal-Rajput Relations during the Seventeenth Century—Problems of a Class Alliance The Deccan Policy of the Mughals (I)—Up to Shah Jahan The Deccan Policy of the Mughals (ll)—Under Aurangzeb Aurangzeb—A Critical Review The Deccan, North India and Baji Rao I HISTORIOGRAPHY Decentring of History