The magic of Prithviraj, Padmini, and Pratap in the vernacular imaginaire
revisiting the interface of colonialism, orientalism, and nationalism
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Contributions
- India International Centre. - Contributor
Publication
2009 - India International Centre, New Delhi, India
Language
English
Word Count
7,250 words, Guess
Page Count
29 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number2010316503
- Open LibraryOL24081779M
Classifications
- LCCDS435+
Description
Historiography of India, with indepth study of the works of James Tod, 1782-1835, historian, on Pr̥thvīrāja, King of Ajmer and Delhi, 1159-1192, Padmavati, Queen, consort of Ratana Siṃha I, Rana of Chitor, fl. 1303, and Pratap Singh, Rana of Udaipur, d. 1597.
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- Occasional publication -- 3
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