Indic Kingship in Theory And Practice
Indic Kingship in Theory And Practice
Indic Kingship in Theory and Practice examines the scriptural, political, and administrative dimensions of Indic kingship from its early historical origins to the advent of British colonial rule. In doing so, it challenges prevailing Marxist historiography, which portrays kingship as a predominantly repressive and class-exclusive institution.
Essays on Indic History
This book attempts to bring out the bits in Indic History that the readers will find interesting and will be able to relate to. The whole idea of writing this book is to present Indic History in a way that is more fun
Babur: The Quest for Hindustan
Babur: The Quest for Hindustan
This meticulously researched biography continues to challenge the conventional portrayal of Babur, offering a nuanced view of his ambitions and complexities.
Echoes of the Ancients
“India is a civilization with a strong sense of place – roots struck deep into the history of its soil. In this book, Manoshi provides a first hand exploration of the places that give India this sense of place.”
– Sanjeev Sanyal, Bestselling Writer and Economist.