History Of Medieval India "Sultanate Period And Mughal Period"

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Item Code: NAE234
Author: V.D Mahajan
Publisher: S. Chand & Company
Edition: 2021
ISBN: 9788121903646
Pages: 841 (with 7 Maps)
Cover: Paperback
Other Details 9.5 inch X 7.0 inch
Weight 980 gm
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About The Book

This book is useful for BA, MA students of History of all Indian Universities and other competitive examinations like PCS and IAS. This book covers Social, Religious, Economics Conditions and Policies in Early Medieval India. In this edition in Part-I a new chapter no.1. ‘Sources of information for Medieval India’ and in Part-II chapter no. 10 “History of Mughal Period” (till 1761) have been incorpated.

Modified Maps have been inserted at appropriate places. Exercises in the form of Long Answers Type Questions, Short Answers Type Questions and Multiple Choice Type Questions have been added at the end of the each chapter. Four Appendices have also been added and those are “ Appendix A on Todar Mal, “Appendix B on Mir Jumla”, “Appendix C on Ideals of Mughal Government and” Appendix D on Causes of the Rise of the Maratha Empire.

About The Author

V.D Mahajan, a Great Historian, had given uncountable contribution in Indian History. Author of Ancient India, The Delhi Sultanate, Mughal Rule in India, Modern Indian History, History of Modern India (1919-1982), Vols. I & II, History of India up to 1526, Advanced History of India, History of Modern Europe Since 1789, History of Great Britain, England Since 1485, England Since 1688, Constitutional History of India, International Relations Since 1900, etc.

Preface To The Eleventh Revised Edition

We feel satisfied in presenting the Eleventh Revised and Enlarged Edition of the “History of Medieval India”. The favourable and warm reception which the previous editions and reprints of this book enjoyed all over India, is a matter of great satisfaction for us.

In this edition in Part-I a New Chapter No. 1 ‘Sources of Information for Medieval India’ and in Part-II chapter no. 10 “History of Mughal Period” (till 1761) have been incorporated. Almost all the topics have been thoroughly gone through, presented lucidly. Many topics of this book have been re-written and restructured. Error which have have come to our notice have been rectified. Modified maps have been inserted at appropriate places. Exercises in the form of Long Answers type Questions, Short Answers type Questions and Multiple Choice type Questions have been added at the end of each chapter.

It is our earnest hope that the students and teachers will find the new, revised and enlarged edition more useful. Finally, a request to the discernible readers to do a great favour, by sending their valuable suggestions and critical comments on the book for its improvement in subsequent edition.

Preface To The Tenth Edition

I have great pleasure in placing the new edition of the book in the hands of the readers. In this edition, I have completely re-written four Chapters viz., Social, Religious and Economic Condition in Early Medieval India, The Bhakti Movement, Sufism in India and Disintegration of the Mughal Empire. I have added three completely new Chapters viz., Religious Policy of the Mughals, Deccan Policy of the Mughals and Society and Culture in the 18th Century. The Chapter on “Disintegration of the Mughal Empire” has been completely re-written. Previously, its title was “Later Mughals” and now it has been changed to “Disintegration of the Mughal Empire”. Four Appendices have also been added and those are Appendix A on Todar Mal, Appendix B on Mir Jumla, Appendix C on Ideals of Mughal Government and Appendix D on Causes of the Rise of the Maratha Empire. I have no doubt that additions made in this edition will add to the utility of the book.

I am glad to find that the study of the history of India is receiving more and more attention at the hands of researchers, teachers and students. It is very necessary that we, in this country, must know why we failed in the past and how we won our freedom in 1947. We lost our freedom on account of our lack of unity and mutual cooperation. Our social system made us weak. We were not progressive in our outlook and ignored the happenings in the world and did not keep ourselves up-to-date in the political and military fields. We wasted our energy and resources in mutual quarrels and internecine wars. It is our patriotic duty to do everything in our power to avoid those pitfalls and make India a great and prosperous country. All this requires very hard work and unity among the people of this country.

I take this opportunity of thanking all those who have patronised the book in the past. It is hoped that they will continue to do so in the future. All suggestions for improvement will e gratefully acknowledged.

Contents

Part - I : Sultanate Period
1Sources Of Information For Medieval India1-11
2The Rise Of Islam12-18
3Arab Conquest Of Sindh19-34
4India On The Eve Of Muslim Conquest35-58
5Rise And Fall Of The Ghaznavides59-80
6Muhammad Ghori Or Muhammad Of Ghur81-99
7The Slave Dynasty100-127
8The Khalji Dynasty128-158
9Mongol Invasions Of India159-164
10The Tughluqs or Qaraunah Turks165-219
11The Skyyid Dynasty220-226
12The Lodi Dynasty227-241
13Disintegration Of The Delhi Sultante242-253
14The Bahmani Kingdom354-268
15The Vijayanagar Empire269-284
16Administrative System Of Delhi Sultanate285-300
17Architecture And Literature301-317
18Social, Religious And Economic Condition In Early Medieval India318-342
19The Bhakti Movement343-366
20Sufism In India367-383
21Impact Of Muslim Conquest On India384-397
22Nature Of The State In Medieval India398-403
Chronological Table404-412
Index413-416
Part - II : Mughal Period
1India On The Eve Of Babur's Invasion419-427
2Babur428-450
3Humayun451-466
4Sher Shah Sur And His Successors467-491
5Akbar, The Great492-546
6Jahangir And Noorjahan547-560
7Shah jahan561-580
8Aurangzeb Alamgir581-603
9Rise Of The Marathas604-630
10History Of Maratha Peshwa631-648
11Rise And Growth Of Sikh Power649-668
12Mughal Administration669-692
13Art And Literature In Mughal India693-711
14Social And Economic Condition In Mughal India712-725
15Religious Policy Of The Mughals726-744
16Deccan Policy Of The Mughals745-761
17Disintegration Of The Mughal Empire762-795
18Society Of Culture In The 18th Century796-812
19History And Historians Of Mughal India813-819
Chronological Table820-823
Index824-826
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