Religious interactions in Mughal India / edited by Vasudha Dalmia, Munis D. Faruqui.

Contributed articles.

Introduction / Vasudha Dalmia and Munis D. Faruqui -- I: Of intersections -- Ideology and state-building: Humāyūn's search for legitimacy in a Hindu-Muslim environment / Eva Orthmann -- Dara Shukoh, Vedenta, and imperial succession / Munis D. Faruqui -- The prince and the Muvaḥḥid: Dārā Shikoh and Mughal engagements with Vedānta / Supriya Gandhi -- Learned Brahmins and the Mughal court: the Jyotiṣas / Christopher Minkowski -- Drowned in the sea of mercy: the textual identification of Hindu Persian poets from Shi'i Lucknow in the Taz̲kira of Bhagwān Dās "Hindi" / Stefano Pellò -- Faith and allegiance in the Mughal era: perspectives from Rajasthan / Ramya Sreenivasan -- II: Of proximity and distance -- Inflected Kathas: Sufis and Krishna Bhaktas in Awadh / Francesca Orsini -- Sant and Sufi in Sundardās's poetry / Monika Horstmann -- Hagiography and the "other" in the Vallabha Sampradaya / Vasudha Dalmia -- Diatribes against Śāktas in Banarasi bazaars and rural Rajasthan: Kabīr and his Rāmānandī Hagiographers / Heidi Pauwels -- Muslims as devotees and outsiders: attitudes toward Muslims in the Vārtā literature of the Vallabha Sampradāya / Shandip Saha -- Mahamat Prannath and the Pranami movement: Hinduism and Islam in a seventeenth-century mercantile sect / Brandan Larocque.