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Hardcover. Etat : As New. Cross-Cultural Networking in the Eastern Indian Ocean Realm examines the history of the Bay of Bengal and beyond, as initially documented in archaeological recoveries from AD 100 to AD 900 and subsequently the variety of regional historical evidence that demonstrates India's eastern Indian Ocean maritime and northern overland connections to the nineteenth century. In sum, the book highlights the importance and variety of consequence in east-coast India's linkage with the coastlines of the Bay of Bengal and the extended eastern Indian Ocean, especially India's eastern maritime and overland networking with South-East Asia and China. In the eighth century post-Gupta era the Buddhist religious centre at Nalanda in north-west Bengal assumed a major role as the destination of Indian and international Buddhist pilgrims who arrived by sea and land to study at Nalanda, and returned to promote Buddhist and Hindu religious and cultural exchanges in wider India and Sri Lanka, South-East Asia, and China through the fifteenth century. The book details India's long-term historical relationships with the legendary Sumatra-based Srivijaya Thalassocracy and its successors in the Straits of Melaka region, sequential Vietnam coastline-based polities c.6001800s, and the Andaman Islands and Tibet, as populations in northern and eastern Asia selectively localized South Asian culture.…

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Hardcover. Etat : New. Contents: Foreword. Introduction. I. On D.C. Sircar: 1. D.C. Sircar as the Govt. epigraphist in Ootacamund, Tamil Nadu/Gouriswar Bhattacharya. 2. The bird and the worm-the relevance of D.C. Sircar in the twenty-first century/Kumkum Roy. II. Inscriptions and agrarian issues: region oriented studies: I. Central and Western India, and the Deccan: 1. Transfer of agrarian resources and the functions and structure of the state apparatus as evident in the land charters of the pre-imperial branches of Rastrakutas (c. AD 500 c AD 750)/Shyam Narayan Lal. 2. Aspects of agrarian history in Gujarat and Rajasthan: reading the Maitraka and Guhila inscriptions/Nandini Sinha Kapur. 3. Agrarian issues in the Indravati Valley: a study of some Nagavamsi inscriptions/Sayantani Pal. 4. Changing the gaze: facets of sub-regional agrarian economies in early medieval Orissa/Bhairabi Prasad Sahu. II. South India: 1. Shift of trust from words to deeds: implications of the proliferation of epigraphs in the Tamil South/Rajan Gurukkal. 2. Landholders, cultivators, and slaves in the cola state/Y. Subbarayalu. 3. Landlordism in medieval Keala: its origin and development/Kesavan Veluthat. III. Eastern India: 1. Agrarian society of Kamarupa: early medieval period/Chitraekha Gupta. 2. Agrarian society and social groups in early medieval Bengal from a study of inscriptions/Ryosuke Furui. IV. North India: 1. Nature of Gahadavala land grants: a preliminary study/Suchandra Ghosh. This book is a collection of essays on agrarian history studied through the lens of epigraphy by scholars of early Indian history. The essays published here were presented at a seminar organized by the Asiatic Society to mark the birth centenary of Professor D.C. Sircar, the doyen of Indian epigraphy, in 2007. The rationale behind the choice of agrarian history lay in the fact that the single area of major historical debate in which Sircar participated was undoubtedly related to Indian agrarian history. Individual contribution has regional focus and the major themes addressed were agrarian economy, agrarian society, landlordism, landholders, agrarian resources and other relevant subjects. In a sense for the first time issues and perspectives related to agrarian history in different regions of early India are put together in the book. (jacket). …

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Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. From the Oxus to the Indus explores the political and cultural history of the Indo-Iranian borderlands during the reign of the Bactrian and the Indo-Greek rulers known as Yavanas in the subcontinent. This was a region sans frontiere and shows unrestricted exchanges between cultures. In a sweeping survey of the power politics of the region this book identifies certain salient features of the political processes in the period discussed. One of the major themes this book explores is that of 'Hellenism', and its changing nature. From a study of the sites from the Oxus to the Indus, the foremost among them being Ai Khanum, it is evident that the region should be treated as an independent cultural zone. The iconography and languages used by the Indo-Greek rulers have a direct relationship with their own religious beliefs and cultures as well as with the ethnicity of their subjects.…

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