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Devotional Sovereignty : Kingship and Religion in India
Publication details: New Delhi Oxford University Press 2020ISBN:- 9780197532072
- 954.87 SIM
Contents:
Content :
Introduction ; Part I Tipu Sultan ; 1 The King of Seringapatam ; 2 The Sultan, the Sufi, and the Guru
3 Divine Warfare and Diplomacy ; Part II Krishnaraja Wodeyar III ; 4 Restoring an “Ancient Hindu” Family
5 Portraying Devotion ; 6 Displaying Power ; 7 Mapping New Sovereignty ; Epilogue
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Content :
Introduction ; Part I Tipu Sultan ; 1 The King of Seringapatam ; 2 The Sultan, the Sufi, and the Guru
3 Divine Warfare and Diplomacy ; Part II Krishnaraja Wodeyar III ; 4 Restoring an “Ancient Hindu” Family
5 Portraying Devotion ; 6 Displaying Power ; 7 Mapping New Sovereignty ; Epilogue