Front Matter


Map and Photographic Plates

I The Physical Stage

II Prehistory

III From the Vedic through the Classical Age

IV Kingdoms and Regional Cultures of the Eighth
through the Twelfth Century

V The Period of the Delhi Sultanate

VI The Mughal Period

VII The Contest for Power and the Establishment of
British Supremacy, 1707-1857

VIII Imperial India and the Growth of National Identity

IX Post-Independence Political History

X Modern Social and Cultural Evolution

XI Modern Demographic and Economic Evolution

XII Settlement Pattern

XIII References for Detailed Regional Study

XIV A Geopolitical Synopsis


Text

I The Physical Stage p. 151

II Prehistory p. 155

III From the Vedic through the Classical Age p. 161

IV Kingdoms and Regional Cultures of the Eighth through the Twelfth Century p. 186

V The Period of the Delhi Sultanate p. 194

VI The Mughal Period p. 203

VII The Contest for Power and the Establishment of British Supremacy, 1707-1857 p. 210

VIII Imperial India and the Growth of National Identity p. 215

IX Post-Independence Political History p. 224

X Modern Social and Cultural Evolution p. 230

XI Modern Demographic and Economic Evolution p. 241

XII Settlement Pattern p. 250

XIII References for Detailed Regional Study p. 252

XIV A Geopolitical Synopsis p. 254

Addenda and Corrigenda p. 263

Bibliography p. 283

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Schwartzberg, Joseph E. A Historical Atlas of South Asia, second impression.

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