Bookbot

Modern Indian History

From 1707 to the Present Day

Salva

Parametri

Maggiori informazioni sul libro

In the Seventeenth Edition, Chapter 1 has been re-written to explore the Decline and Disintegration of the Mughal Empire, incorporating significant new material. A new Chapter II discusses the Rise of Autonomous States, detailing the emergence and strengthening of various states following the Mughal decline. Additionally, Chapter XLI introduces Changes in Land Revenue Settlement, enhancing the book's overall utility. The author expresses gratitude to past readers and encourages ongoing support, welcoming suggestions for improvement. The text emphasizes the historical lesson that India's vulnerability to foreign conquest stemmed from a lack of unity among its people. Internal conflicts, particularly during the eighteenth century, led to brothers fighting against each other, prioritizing personal disputes over national interests. The author urges Indians to learn from this history, advocating for the subordination of individual differences to the greater good of the country. The message is clear: sacrifices are necessary to strengthen India, as the nation's survival is integral to the prosperity and respect of its people in the world. The book's contents include sections on the decline of the Mughal Empire, the rise of autonomous states, and the societal and cultural landscape of the eighteenth century, alongside the advent of Europeans in India.

Pubblicazione

Acquisto del libro

Modern Indian History, V. D. Mahajan

Lingua
Pubblicato
1995
Rilegatura
(In brossura),
Condizioni del libro
In buone condizioni
Prezzo
3,69 €

Metodi di pagamento

Titolo
Modern Indian History
Sottotitolo
From 1707 to the Present Day
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
1995
Formato
In brossura
Serie
Descrizione
In the Seventeenth Edition, Chapter 1 has been re-written to explore the Decline and Disintegration of the Mughal Empire, incorporating significant new material. A new Chapter II discusses the Rise of Autonomous States, detailing the emergence and strengthening of various states following the Mughal decline. Additionally, Chapter XLI introduces Changes in Land Revenue Settlement, enhancing the book's overall utility. The author expresses gratitude to past readers and encourages ongoing support, welcoming suggestions for improvement. The text emphasizes the historical lesson that India's vulnerability to foreign conquest stemmed from a lack of unity among its people. Internal conflicts, particularly during the eighteenth century, led to brothers fighting against each other, prioritizing personal disputes over national interests. The author urges Indians to learn from this history, advocating for the subordination of individual differences to the greater good of the country. The message is clear: sacrifices are necessary to strengthen India, as the nation's survival is integral to the prosperity and respect of its people in the world. The book's contents include sections on the decline of the Mughal Empire, the rise of autonomous states, and the societal and cultural landscape of the eighteenth century, alongside the advent of Europeans in India.