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His-M l0l CoreHistoriography& History of

Ideas

5 30 70 100

His-M 102 Core

History ofEarly

Civilizationand Medieval

World

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His-M 103 Core

EarlyMedievallndia(600-1200 A.D.)

5 30 70 100

His-M 104 CoreScience &

Technology inIndia

5 30 70 100

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His-M 201 Core

History ofEurope

l9l9-20005 30 70 100

His-M 202 Core

History ofBihar (Fromthe Earliest

Time to1947 A.D.)

5 30 70 100

His-M 203 Core

Society andEconomy in

IndianHistorv

5 30 70 100

His-M 204 Core

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Heritage &Tourism etc.

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Historians 5 30 70 100

His-M 302 CoreSouth Asia

1950onwards

5 30 70 100

His-M 303 Core

UnitedStates ofAmerica

l 860- l 990

5 30 70 100

His-M 304 CoreNational

Movemenlin India

5 30 70 100

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His-M 402 Elective GroupABCDE 5 30 70 100

His-M 403 Elective GroupABCDE 5 30 70 100

His-M 404 ElectiveDissertationand Viva-

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Suggested Readings:

SpvrEsrnR- IHrs - M 101

HISToRroGRAprry & HrSronv or lorls

What is History (also in Hindi)Nature of History.The Idea ofPast'History'.Its Theory and Methodslndian HistoriographyUnderstanding HistoryyfrErfr + eTt itInterpreting Indian HistoryHistory and Society.Subaltern Studies Volumes.EFreTq <r1rqfutrfrsscwft€r<EFrgrs qihEfrErs s+{The Pursuit of History.A History of Political theory

rye v-wftfuo ft-<-o, z rTril tqn-qsq Trurftfr'o ft;ilfi 6I EPilflH, z qrit tNew Perspective on Gandhi.Dr. B.R Ambedekar: Life and Mission.Aspects of Political Ideas and Institrfions in Ancient India.Orientalism.

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K.P. Karunakaran,Dhananjay Keer,R.S. Sharm4Edward Said,

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- History as Narrative.

- Sources, Use and Misuse of History

- Objectivity and Subjectivity in History.

UNIT- II Theories of History Speculative and Critical PhilosophyCyclical and Linear HistoryOrientalist, NationalistMarxist and Neo - Marxist

UNIT - lll New Approaches - Annales

- Structuralism & Post-modernist

- Feminist

UNIT - lY Hktory of ldeas, Ancient and ltfedieval - Plato: Ideal state-- Kautilya : Saptanga Theory of State

- St. Augustine : State

UNIT-Y Modernldeus- Machiavelli - State

- ft6u55s3u - General Will

- Jeremy Bentham - Utilitarianism

- M.K. Gandhi - State

- B.R. Ambedkar - Social Justice

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HISTORY OF EARLY CNTLZ.q.ilONS AND MTUTVA,I WORT.O

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= Soilrces for ttie study of ancient Egyptian history'

- The Dynasties of ancient Egypt-An Oulline'

- Old Kingdom-With reference to Pyramid Age'

- The tUiaAte Kingdom and New Kingdom-Main features

with special reference to thutmose III and Religious

ilNrr - f E gPtian Civilization

- Tourfifor ttle Study of the Mesopotamian history'

- The Semites and the achievements of Sargon of Akkad'

- Hammurabi and his Law Code'

- Rise and decline of thr 419y4q:*

UNrr - ll M6;, otamian Civilizution

- Geographical extent of the civilization with special

reference to some of the important sites- Mohenjodaro'

Harappa, Kalibangan, Rakhigarhi, Lothal & Dholavira

- Main tfeahtres oi the civilization- economy, society'

town-Planning & religion

ffiorigin of the tturappan Civilization

- Decline of the civilization

ffi -ltt m*Wan Civilization

ffi and growth of feudalism'

Features and decline of Feudalism

Crusades - causes and effects*

Revival of urban centres'

UNIT-Medieval EuroPe

Origin & Development of Catiphate (632-661 A'D')

tAail features ofihe Umayyad Caliphate (661-750 A'D')

Abbasid Caliphate - nature & significance'

Cultural and Literary contributlenl elthg 4rabs

- nise of lslam in the 7- CenturyUmr - V Medieval Islam (A.D' 600-1200 A'D')

SuEiested Readines:

l..J.H. Breasted, A History of EgYPt

2. M. Munay, lhe S-plendour that was EgyPt' -3. V. Gorden Childe New iigtit on ttrt most An'iient East (also in Hindi)

4. Georges Roux, Ancient Iraq' y -

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7. fficfrcprgq, ffiqlrg. Walter A. Fairservis, Jr., The Roots of Ancient India-I

9. f6-qur sp6[zlrf,, ft-,g sqil10. Allchin & Allchin, Birth of-Indian Civilization'

ii. [.N. Nandi, Aryans Revisited'

12. Thompson and Johnson, ' ari!1rii"93.i1on to Medieval Europe (300-1500 AD)

il. Si.pti"ton and Lyod, MedievalHistory14. Martin Scott, Medieval Eurooe

15. S.C ' Easton, A Brief History of the Western World

16. John Bowle, History of EuroPe

17. M. Keen, A Pelitan History of MedievalEurope

it. q1qft ql+q, q*4eld-{ {tc19. fro trit.s, qq+rd-q {tq20. Thomas Amold, The Legacy qf.I{am rr-, -121. Asgharaii engine., rhe orrtin arid.Development of Islam

-- ,,\-<r\' ii. -p.ri. uitti, - History o-f the Arabs

(1-i. a.\- 23. Bemard Lewis, Arabs in History. -^ ^ -\ \.2 24. M.A. Shaban, Islamic History (600-750 AD) r.

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1. Ram Sharan Sharma,2. rrc YRUI Yrqi,

3. R.S Tripathi,4. D Devahuti,5. R.C Mazumdar,6. C.Minakshi,7. K.A.N Shastri,

' 8. K.A.N Shastri,9. N.RRay,10. T Watters,I l. Q. Ahmad (ed)

12. Burton Stein,13. R Champaklakshmi,

14. Awadh Kishore Prasad,

15. Om Prakash Prasad,

16. B.P Mazumdar,17. B.D ChattopadhYaYa, "

18. R.S Sharma,,'19. S.C Roy,

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EARLY Mp,ornval INDIA (600 - 1200 A.D.)

Early Medieval Indian SociefY,

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History of KanaujHarsha- A Political StudyHistory of Bengal,Vol.lThe Pallavas of KanchiA History of South India (in Hindi also)

The CholasHistory of the Bengali PeoPle

On Yuan Chwang's travelsIndia of AlberuniEssays on South Indian HistoryTrade , Ideology and Urbanisation:South India 300 BC -AD 1300qel IRIlitFT TE VrtlvT

Decay and Revival of urban centers in Early South India(6001200AD)

Socio-Economic History of Northern IndiaThe Making of early Medieval IndiaIndian FeudalismDynastic History of Northem IndiaSociety and Culture in North India in the l2th century

Trade and State Craft in the age of the Cholas

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- Harshavardhan- Sources, Extent of Empire &Estimate

- The Palas - Cultural contributions

UNIT- ll The Raiputs - Origin of the Rajputs,

- Political history ofa. The Gurjara Pratiharasb. Chandellas &c. Chauhans

UNIT - lllAscendancY of the South - Political history ot 'the Pallavas, theRashtrakutas & the CholasSociety, Economy & Administration.

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- Cultural contact

UNIT - Y Regional Styles of Art & Architecture Temple ArchitectureSculpture

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Sussested Readings:1. Arnold David,

2. D.P ChattoPadhYaYa,

3. V.K' Thakur(ed),

4. SGI IF'I{I

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6. O.P Jaggi,

.7. Irfan Habib(ed.)

8. Irfan Habib,

9. A. Rahman,

10. A. Rahman,

ll. A.K. Biswas,

12. DharmaPal,

13. Anil K'rmar,

14. GYan Prakash,

15. S.N Sen,

16. R.S. Anderson,

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Scmxcr AND TECITNoLocY Ix lxotn'

Science, Technolory and Medicine in Colonial India'

History of Science in India in 2 vols.

Science, Technolory and Medicine in Indian History'

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Science and Technolory in Medieval India

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Science and Technology during Mugai Period'

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urgf+o wrci q-6nffio,Science in IndiaIndian Science and Technolory in the 18th century

Disease and Medicine in India ; A Historical Overview

Another Reason: Science and the lmagination

Scientific and Technical Education in India

Building Scientific Institutions in India.

Science, Technolory and Colonization: Indian Expertence

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UNIT - U Progless of Sc. und Tech. during MedievalPeriod

Scientific Activities during Sultanate PeriodDevices and technology during MughalPeriod

Umf - tU Indian Perception and Interpretation oflYestern Science and Technologt

- Growth of Scientific and Technologicalgrowth of Education

- Progress of science hnd technology inmodem India-Transport, Communication &Environment & Irrigation.

UNIT-Major Scientific achievements in contemporaryIndia.

Agriculture, Space, [ndustry and

Telecommunications

UNIT- Y Some Indian Scientists - Jivak, Charak, Aryabhatta, Al Biruni, AbulFazl, J.C. Bose, C.V. Raman

UNIT - | Post ll/orld lYar I Developments

SBMgsrnn.IIIIrs-"M 201

History of Europe 1919-2000

UNIT - II Rise of Totalitarianism in Europe,

UNIT-III History of Russia till 1945

UNIT - lY lVorld Vlar II and its Aftermath

UNIT - Y Cold ll/ur und NAII

USSR. unCei Stalirr

Causcs.lmpactu.N.o.Origin and manifestation of Cold WarDisintegration of the Soviet UnionNon-Aligned L{ovenrent - Origin, Llonceoland Relevance.

. $gggsted Retdinss:

l. F. I-ee Benns,2. A.J.P. Taylor,3. E.M. Barns,4. E.H. Carr,5. Norman Lowe,6. c.N{.S. Hardy,'7. S.N. Dhar,' ti. Partha Sarthi Gupta,9. flTd s6r$Tqi10. ti< ft-6+6r{.i1. C. Woodroff,12. M. Ivlarriot,

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International Relations and Worid Politics since 1919.qtv or Efr-a'*, m.r-z

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Sussesled Readinps:l. B.P. Sinha(ed.) Comprehensive History of Bihar vol.1, Part I-II2. D.R. Patil, Antiquarian Remains in Bihar

3. R.R Diwakar, Bihar Through the Ages

4. Q. Ahmad, Patna Through the Ages

5. R.K Chaudhary, History of Bihar, 6. R.K. Chaudhary, University of Vikramshila. 7. YogendraMishra AnEarlyHistoryofVaishali

8. R.S Sharma The State and Varna Formation in the Mis-Ganga Piains(also in Hindi)

9. S.H Askari and Qeyamuddin Ahmad(ed.), Comprehensive History of Bihar, vol-Il, Part-l & II10. K.K Dutta and V.A. Narain(ed.), Comprehensive History of Bihar vol.l[, Parts I & II

I l. V.K. Thakur, Urbanization in Ancient India.

12. s}rErq-< Ers vi gtrq stqt<. E-ilr: vfr.tm rni qFqfr'

, 13. Amamath Singtr, History of GaYa

14. Upendra Thakur History of Mithila15. K.K. Datta" Biography of Kunwar Singh ard Amar Singh.

16. J.N. Sarkar, Glimpses of Medieval Bihar Economy

17. S. Gopal,18. K.K. Datta19. S.N. Arya

Patna in the l9th century

History of Freedom Movement in Bihar (also in Hindi)'

Some Aspects of Socio-Economic significance of the pilgrimage of Gaya in the early

Medieval Period- An inscriptional survey.

\ .4520. Ranjan Sinh4 Aspects ol Society and Economyof Bihar ( 1765- 1856 ) ^

11 f:*lY^u,i*, :,::tlyY':,:y' in Nationarist Movement (tet2-tw)'/.\ '' 22. R.S. Sharma cq cn i {rrc {l Tirfir, ^ /\J '-; --. \) ,

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-UNIT - I History of Bihar - 6008C to 600AD - State fbrmation in Bihar

- Growth of the Kingdom of Magadh from 6Century BC - 200 BC

- Archaeology & History of Pataliputra

- Bihar - Nalanda, Vikramshila.

mIT - 1l History of Bihar under the Sultunute undMughals - Educational centres of early Medieval Bihar

- Contributions of Afghans & Mughals.

- Karnatas of Mithila

- Sufism and its impact on Bihar

- Vidyapati

- Patna - Azimabad as Socio-cultural Centre

UXIT - lll Beginning of Modern Bihar - Early European Trading Companies inBihar.

- Impact of Permanent Settlement of 1793.

- Revolt of 1857 - Role of Veer KunwarSinsh

-UNIT -lY Creation of Modern Bihar (1912) - Role of Bihari Press

- Makers of Modern Bihar with Specialrefereirce to Sachchidanand Sinha, MaheshNarayan and Ali Imam

UNIT - Y National Movemenl in Bihar. - Champaran Movement

- Non-CooperationMovement

- Civil Disobedience Movement.

- Quit India Movement.

- Kisan Sabha Movement

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1. R.C. Majumdar2. R.Champakalakshni,3. V. Ramaswamy4. R.S Sharma

5. tftq-srqre\crqrq6. J.N Sarkar7. D. Kumar

8. rqftcrc<f,

10. R.S. Shar ma

I I I. D.D Kosa mbi12. N.R. Ra y13. Motichandra14. B.D Chattopadh yaya15. Qe yamuddin Ahmad

16. Da yaram,

- l7 . Balkrish na/' 18. D. R Gadgil

Hrs - M 203

SoCIETY AND ECoNoMY Ix IxuTaN HISTORY

Corporate Life in Ancient IndiaTrade, Ideology and UrbanizationTextiles and Weavers in Medieval South IndiaIndian Feud4lism

drfirqf,Mughal EconomyThe Cambridge Economic History of India

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Sudras in Ancient Indialndian NumismaticsMaurya and Shunga ArtTrade and Trade Routes in Ancient IndiaCoins and Currency system in South IndiaAlberuni's India (ere-*s-fi fl qRn)

The Status of Women in IndiaCommercial Relations between India and EnglandOrigin of the Modem Indian Business Class.

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Peasant Strength in IndiaPeasants in Indian History

21. A. R Desai22.V.K Th akur

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- Sudras in Ancient lndia

- Women throush the Aees

UNIT - II Arl and Architecture - Mauryan Art

- Temple structure

- Mughal Art and Architecture

- Modern Art and Architecture

UNIT - III Trade snd Commerce - Trade and Trading centres in Ancient & Medievalperiod

- History of Currency in India

- Bankine in Modern lndiaUNIT-Measunts - Agriculture in Ancient period

- Agrarian Relations in the Medieval period

- Peasant movements in the Modern period

UNIT - V Foreign Truveler's Accounts MegasthenesHiuen TsangAlberuniBernierBuchanan

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UNIT- II Nationulist Historians

UNIT - lll Liberak

UFIIT - Y l-cminists

BanbhattaKalhana

S.H. AskariK.K. DuttaSarvapalli (i

3. A.li.. WarCer, Introduction of Indirur I{istoriograohy.4. R.K. N'lazumdar and A.r.,-. Slrrivastava.llistcriographl'

Sussested_Eeadin'!s:

l. V.S. Pathak,

2. Shankar Goyal,

-s. ]1.N. Puri,6. . Bharli S. Kumari. K.A. Nil-liantha Shastri,

S. X. -clreedharan,

9. Jacjrureth Sa;kar,

10. K.ri. Nizanri,11. Mohibul I{asa,r (ed).

12. Satish Chandra,

13. Harbans Mukhia,14. Jagdish Narayan Sarkar,

15. Kiran Parvar,

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A Historv oliSouih India.ln C ian H i s toricgra-trl r y (ifd-dn eE - ii:=i .4qrc)

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On History and l{istrrians of MeCieval India.

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History of History writing in lledieval tndia.

Jaduu3th Sarkal: A Profrle.

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19. 'l'nrachar;d, It4aterial and idc'ological Factors in In.clian.FJistory.

20. Ii.A. l'{ilkanth Shastri and H.S. Ramama, Hi-"torical Method in Relaticn to ittdian I'listory.

21. S.P Sen (ecl.)

22. S.P.Sen(ed )

lr.lodern l {istoriographyDictionary of ].Ialional Biographl' (-t \ols.)

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t 5. Ayesha Jalal, - - PgTg?T.v and Authoritariu"i't.in iouttt Asia : A Comparative and Historical Perspective'

' Mushirul Hasan and Nariaki rylfl#'tl GoJiril"'qli'li;hJagtnou' Nationa i]uildins in South Asia'

- i. patri-cia Jeffery and Amrita e;u tesi)- Appropriating'C.iE ''"1;';;;;[-etti"itti'and Politicised Religion in South

p g: Stanley J. Tambiat, I-eveling crowds : Ethnolnationalist conflics and bollective violence in South Asia'

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i 12. Rita lvlanchanda (ed)- wonl"r,, w;**Jizu". in South Asia Beyond victimhod to Agency'

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15. peter varide veer ted), Natioir'aii laie;i""-, itr. iolitics of Spacein the south Asian Diaspora'

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F 17. v,j;Y P;;;J, The Kirma o[ Brown Folk'

18' ariritava Kumar' lasspgrt Photos' -^^.o- Ewrcnrlino the Sub-(D 19. pdi;;ei,,.jstr, ' p^.tiii""a,l;,h; South Asian Diaspora- Extending the Sub-Continent'

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l /i. eii'chandra, Ingiu Since Independence'

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- Assessment

- Pakistan

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- Cinema

- Broadcasting. -Media

- Agriculture

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4. J.H. Timberlave, Prohibition and the Progressive Movement, 1900-1920.5.. A. Tocqueville, Democracy in America.6. N.J, Ware, The Labour Movement in the United States.

7. Henry Bamford Parkes, A History of United States of America.

Hrs - M 303

Uxrrnu Surns oF AMERTcA 1860-1990

Reconskuction, the Battle of Democracy, 1865-1876.Theodore Roosevelt and the Rise of America World Power.The Era of reconstruction.

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- Role of Theodore Roosevelt, WoodrowWilson in the progressive.

UNIT - III Emergence of USA as a World Power. - Overseas Expansion - China, Pacific &Caribbean.

- Relation with Japan.

- U.S.A. in the First World War and the ParisPeace Conference.

UNIT - lV Economic Depression and II World War. -- Causes and consequences of economicdepression of 1929.

- New Deal Policy of F.D. Roosevelt.

- U.S.A. in the II World War and the U.N.O.

- The U.S.A. as a World Power.

UNIT - V People's Movements Civil Rights Movement.Labour Movement.Populist Movement.Feminist Movement.

Hrs - M 304

Nl.rtoNAL MovrmBNr tN Ixorl,

Sussested Readings:

t. Sumit Sarkar, Modem India (also in Hindi).

z. eipun chan<ira, a<iitya Mui<herjee, etc-India's Struggle for Freedom (also in Hindi)

3. Bipan Chandra, Colonialism and Nationalism in India (also in Hindi)

4. Shekhar Bandopadhyay, From Plassey to Partition (also in Hindi).

5. Rajat K. Ray,

6. Rajat K. Ray,

7. A.R. Desai,

8. A.R. Desai,

9. Tarachand,

10. R.P. Dutt,11. Anil Seal,

12. mq sq. rrq,

The Felt CommunitY.

Urban Roots of Nationalism.

Social Background of Indian Nationalism (also in Hindi)

Agrarian Struggles in India

Freedom in Movement in India 4 Vols, (also in Hindi)

India Today (also in Hindi)Emergence of Indian Nationalism.qRf, t BqFr+{rqTE qq tq-q<

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14. Bisheswar Prasad, Bondage and Freedom, 2 Vols'

15. Judith M. Brown, Mahatma Gandhi and his Rise to Power'

16. Gyanendra Pandey, Construction of Communalism in a North Indian State.

17. Mushirul Hasan, Communalism and National Politics'

18. G.N. Singh,

19. B.B. Mishra20. erdurt ffi6 qr$ i Ek s.nc t

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- Anti-Colonial Movements Pre-1857

Movements, Wahabi, F arazi, Santhal

- Congress = Moderates and Extremists.

-. Partition of Bengal and the Swadeshi

Movement

UNIT - ll Gandhian ldeologt and Movements Gandhian Ideolory : A CritiqueNon-Cooperation Movement.Civil Disobedience Movement

Quit India Movement

UNlf-nf Revolutionaries and Left wing Movemenl Revolutionary Movenients.

- Peasant Movements.

- Working class Movements.

- Left wing ideologies and Movements -Communists and the Congress Socialists.

UNITT lY Constitutional Changes snd Nationalist Response Indian Councils Acts of 1861, 1892 and

I 909.

- Government of India Act of 1919,Swarajists, Simon Commission, NehruReport, Communal Award'

- Government.of India Act, 1935, working ofCongress Ministries, Cripps Mission,Cabinet Mission

UNIT-V Commtnal Politics and Psrtilion - Emergence of Communal Consciousness.

Muslim League and Demand for Pakistan.

- Hindu Mahasabha and R.S.S.

- Reactions to Pakistan, demand, Partition.

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UNIT - Ill Mauryas - Origin of the Mauryas

- Political History - Chandragupta lv{aurya &Ashoka.

- Ashokan Edicts & Dhamma

- Administration - Central, Local & MilitaryAdministration.

- Features of Ashoka's administration.Decline of the Mauryas

UNIT - lY Post - Mauryan- Origin of the Sungas- Pushyamitra

- Origin of the Kushanas -Kanishka I

- Feafures of Kushana Polity

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i Sussested Readings:

il ilg.C. Raychaudhuri, Political History of Ancient India.

I 2. R.K. Mookherjee, Chandragupta Maurya and His Times.

il 3. K.A.N. Sastri, Age of the Nandas and Mauryas.

l- 4. K.A.N. Sastri (ed), The Comprehensive History of India- Vol. II.

b '5. B.P. Sinha, The Comprehensive History of Bihar, Vol. I, ft. I.l= 6. R.K. Mookerjee, AsokalL 7. D.R. Bhandarkar, Asoka

f 8. B.M. Baruq Asoka and His Inscriptions.

l- 9. Romila Thapar, Asoka and Decline of the Mauryasl5 10. Yogendra Mishra, Asoka: Itihasa Evam Abhilettra lHinai;i- I L S. Chattopadhyaya, The Early History of North India.

i- 12. A.K. Narain, The Indo-Greeks.

L 13. B.N. Puri, India Under the Kassanas.

P 14. S.R. Goyal, The History of the Imperial Guptas.

i- n1 .. 15. R.C. Majumdar & A.S. Altekar (ed.), The Vakataka-Gupta Age.,I) 'fl.Y( 16. Tej Ram Sharma, politicalHistory of Imperial Guptas.

i , 9" 17. Upendra Thakur, The Hunas in India.p 18. P.L. Gupta, The Imperial Guptas 2 Vols. \| - 19. y{l-d rks, y'r*{ qnd / , A

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Suesested Readings:

L P.V. Kane, History of Dharmashastras (relevant vols).

2, S.A. Dange, India from Primimitive Communism to Slavery.

3. N.K. Dutt, Origin and Growth of Caste in India.

4. Suvira jaiswal, "Studies in Early Indian Social History: Trends and Possibilities", The Indian Historical

Review, VI (1979-80), pp. l-63.5. J.Jolly, Hindu Law and Custom

6. P.H. Prabhu, Hindu Social Organization.7. R.B. Panday, Hindu Sanskaras (Hindi).

8. A.S. Altekar, Position of Women in Hindu Civilization9. A.S. Altekar, Ancient lndian Education.

I 0. B.R. Ambedkar,The Untouchables.

I l. R.S. Sharma, The Sudras in Ancient lndia (also in HindD

12. R.S. Sharma, Material Culture and Social Formation.

13. R.S. Sharma, Some Economic Aspects of the Caste System in Ancient India.

14. Suvira Jaiswal, The Origin and Development of Vaisnavism.

15. J. Gonda, Aspects of Early Vaisnavism.

16. R.G. Bhandarkar, Vaisnavism, Saivism and other Minor Religious System.

17. U.N. Ayyar, Origi n and Early History of Saivism.

18. A.L. Basham, The Wonder That was India.\

19. V.S. Agarwal, Indian Art.20. A.K. Coomaraswami, History of lndian and Indonesian Art.

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- Comparative study of the Four Varnas

- Disabilities of the Sudras.

- Concept of the untouchability

- Concept of Kaliyuga in the Puranas

- Slaverv in Ancient India.

UNIT - lll Position of lVomen- Forms and Features of Marrtage

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Sussested Readinss:

L D.A. Lal and haward Brasted, Freedom , Trauma, Continuities : North India and Indepnd

2. A.N. Bose, Social and Rural Economy of North India

3. U.N. Ghoshal, Contributions of Hindu Revenue System

4. D.N. Jha, Revenue System in Post-Maurya and Gupta Times'

5. D.N. Jha, Studies in Early Indian Economic History

6. R.K. Choudhary, Economic History of Ancient India'

7. R.E.M. Wheeler, Rome Beyond Imperial Frontiers'

8. A.K. Singh, lnto-Romatr Trade : An Archaeological Perspective'

9. H.P. Chakrabarty, Trade and Commerce in Ancient India'

10. K.D. Bajpai, Bharliya Vyapar Ka Itihas (Hind,

I l. s.K. Marty, Economic Life in Northem India in the Gupta Period.

12. R.S. Sharma, Indian Feudalism (in Hindi)

13. R.S. Sharma, Perspectives in Social and Economic History of Early India (in Hindi also)

14. R..S. Sharma, The Urban Decey (in Hindi)

15. V.K. Thakur, Urbanization in Ancient India.

16. Kameshwar Prasad, Citiei, Crafts and Commerce under the Kusanas.

17. Jaimal Rai, The Rural-urban Economy and Social changes in Ancient Inida.

18. Himanshu Prabha Ray, Monastry and Guild : Commerce under Satavahanas'

19. Xinru Liu, Religious Exchanges (A.D. 1-600).

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- South-East Asian Trade.

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theocracy or Military State. Under Mughals -was it Segmentary or Gunpowder State.

- Theory of Kingship - Under the Turks, Afghansand the Mushals.

- Imperialism under Alauddin Khilji,Muhammad bin Tughluq, Akbar.

- Relations with the Rajputs- Akbar to Aurangzeb.

- Religious Policy under Akbar (Suleh K'ul) and

Aurangzeb.

- pessan Policy - Under Alauddin Khilji, Akbar,Shahjahan, Aurangzebl

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UNIT - IV.La nd Assigrunents & Revenue Syslenr Land Reveuue Under Khaljis, Surs tiMughalsIqtadari - Nature, merits and demerits.Jagirdari- Nature, Jagirdari crisis and its inipactZamindari

Untr - V ifa rathus and the decline of Mughal Empire - The Marathas, Rise of Shivaji, Expansion anC

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- Debate on the Decline of lv{gg!alpqgire.____

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3.1{abib andNizami The Delhi Sultanate (Compreheasive History of India, Vol. V.) fnYyh lYrur(fgUnh esa )

4. Aniruddha Ray, Mughal Administration'5. Ishwar Topa, Politics in Pre-Mughal Times.

6. Muzaffar Alam, Crisis of Empire in Mughal North India.

7. Satish chandra, Mughal Religious Policies : Rajputs and the Deccan.

8. I{erman Kulke (ed), The State in India 100G 1700.

9. Jotu F. fuchards, ' The New cambridge History of India, The Muglral Ernpire.

10. Irfan Habitr (ed), Akbar and his India.I 1. l]tetvart Gcldon, The Marathas Q.{evr Cam}rridge History of India).

12. R.P. Tripathi, Rise and Fall of thc Mughal Empire, Vol. I & Il (also in [{indi)13. e,ftnr-< sqt, qErordq qrra rds r rs z

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13. <snrq r'ftt{ (wqitd), qura,rfi-.I rlrrfr ress 1-816. M. Athar Ali, The Mughal Nobility under Aurangzed17. P. Sarar, Proviucial Government of the N{ughals (in Hindi also).

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1. Dilbagh Singlt,2. Rekha Misra,3. Alberuni,

'4. K.M. Ashraf,

5. Chopra Das & Puri,

6. Radheshyam,

21. qrEa tnret,

22. agw er6,

- Hindus and MuslimsSocial Stratification - (Classes and Groups)Royalty, Nobility, Tiaders, Artisans, Peasants

- Women in Medieval India - Social status ofHindu and Muslim women in Sultanate andMughal lndia.

- Note of dissentMeerabai

patriarchy - Razia and

Customs, practices, Court etiquettes norrns

- Dietary habits

- Dress and ornaments

- Festivities.

- Technological changes and impact.

- Third Urbanization - Factors and Growth

- Agrarian Conditions, Irrigation

icrafts--trade with Indiar

7. M.A. Ansari, The Court life of the Mughals'

8. SBP Nigam, Nobility under the Sultans of Delhi'

9. S.H. Askari, Amir Khusrau As a Social Historian'

10. Mohibul liasan (ed'), Historiars of Medieval India'

ll.qgwers,qqord-rqRT6lRTqrrq-fiefusTrf.t63ffi€{r12. K.A. Nizami, Stuclies in Medieval Indian Society and Culture'

13. W.H. Moreland, India at the Death of Akbar (also in Hindi)'

14. Irfan Habib, The Agrarian System of Mughal India'

15.H.K.Naqvi,UrbanizationarrdUrbancentresinMughallndia.16. J.F. Richards, The ImperialMonetary System'

17. Irfan Habib, qifrq {fildq d vrfa o*t 5rr

18. Irfan Habib & Tapan Ray Choudhary, cambridge Economic History of lndia vol' - I

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- Agricultural crops, Towns,

- Internal Trade, MaritimeOcean countries.

- Currency and Banking SYstem

Structure of Rural Society in Medieval India'

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9. M. QamarudCin,10. AzizAhmad,11. J.E. Carpenter,12. Savitri Chandra Shobha13. Ramdhari Singh Dinker,

14. Ramnath,

15. K.A. Nizami16. Prabhakar Machve,

17. Shiv Kumar Mishr418. Kumaril Swami,

19. Ramdhari Singh Dinkar,

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Sources of Cultural History - a b.ief surrey -Growth of Composite Culture - factors and nature _ aGeneral Survey.Impact of Islam on Indian culture and Vice Versa.

UNIT - II ^Sali movement and its impacl-- Origin and development, impaci.f viii,ols

thoughts with special reference to Vedanta.

- Expansion of Sufism in India - a comparativestudy of Suhrawardi and Chisti order and causesof the popularity of Chistis.

- Impact of Sufism on Indian Society and Culture.UNIT - III Br, akti movement in Norlhern lndia

- Its origin and spread - factors responsible for thegrowttr of Bhakti movement.

- Varakari movement - Namdev, Tukaram -Signifi cance of Maharashtra Dharma.

- Nirgunpanth - and its exponents - Kabir &Nanak.

- Conformists - (a) Krishnite cult with specialreference to Vallabhacharya and Chaitanya (b)Ramaite cult with , special reference toRamanand an Tulsidas.

UNIT - lV Matn L:ultural Dtmenswn of llTecueval lndru.- Origin and growth of Urdu.: Growth of Bengali Language and literature

under the paffonage of Muslim Sultans andVaishnava saints.

- Painting under the Mughals - Akbar & Jahangir.

- Growth of Hindustani Music - l4d' to 17d'

century - A Brief Survey.NIT- V (;towllt ol'Indo-Islunic orch

- . Factors and features.

- Imperial style - l, Sultanate period - Mamluk,Khalji & Tughluq

- Provincial styles; Bengal, Gujarat.

- Muehal Architecture under Akbar & Shahiahan

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POLITICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE IITSTORY OT MOONNX INNU

ii*"r-r llndontnndino Modern India - Approaches and Inte

@;ati* structure and *olution oJ

the English East Indiu ComPanY

Warren Hastings.Lord ComwallisWilliam BenjiarkDalhousie

Uxn - tti Mechunics of Imperial legislations

UNIT - Mo w ards responsible administrution'

- Kegulalmgt\Ll, rtt).

- Pitt's India Act, 1784.

- Charter Acts, of 1793, 1813, 1833 and 1853.

- The Government of India.

- Indian Councils Acts of 1861, 1892 and 1909.

- 11r. Government of India Act 1919- Dyarchy.

- The Government of India Act, 1935- Federation

and Provincial AutonomY

- Nationalitt t.sponte to l.gislutiont

- Indian Civil Service

- Judicial Administration

- Local-Self-Govemment.

ffiy 9r ig in and D evelopment of Mo dern

admin istr at iv e SY s lem.

1S!cse@-W[ssl!

1. A.C. Banerjee,

2. D.D. Basu,

3. A.B. Keith,

4. B. Punniah,

5. B.B. Mishra,

6. G.N. Singh,

7. qf{€ q< qr-S,

8. guv et<1,

9. Edward Blunt,

,10. A. Appadorai,

1 l. Bisheswar Prasad,

12.Hugh Tinker,

Indian constitutional documents, 3 Vols,

Commentary on the constitution of India 4 Vols'

A Constitutional History of India.

Constitutional History of India.

Administrative History of India

Landmarks in India constitutional and National Development.

qKa 6-t t*{IFr4, Elildrs, 1600-1858

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The Indian Civil Service.

Dyarchy in Practice

The origins of Provincial Autonomy

The Foundations of Local Self-Govemment in India and Pakistan.i,117 r-.---

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Interpretations of PartitionMaking of Indian Constitution

of Princely States into Indian Uni<

- Linguistic State re-organization-- Linguistic debates

- Tribal Politics.

- Ethnic and Resion

- Challenges to Indian Democracy

- Caste and politics in Contemporary India. DalPolitics in Conternporary India

- Feminist Movements

- Wor4en's search for political power

- Land Reforms

- Agrarian struggles_- Economic Reforms

Suseested ReadinES;

l' D'A. Lal and Howard Brasted, Freedom, Trauma, Continuities : North India and Independence.2 Bipon chandra etc, Indian After Independence (also in Hindi)3. Ramchandra Guha, India After Gandhi4' Mushirul Hasan, Legacy of a Divided Nation : India's Muslims since Independence.5. Ranbir Samadar, A Biography of the Indian Nation.6. Romila Thapar, Another iv{illenium7 ' Paul Brass, The Language and Politics of India since Independence8. A.R. Desai, Agrarian Struggles in India after Independence9. Kumkum Sangari and Suresh Vaid (eds), Recasting Women10. Nirja Gopal Jayal (ed) Democracy in India1l' Sugata Bose and Ayesha Jalal (eds), Nationalism, Democracy and Development : State and

Politics in India.Sunil Khilnani, The Idea of IndiaD.D. Basu, The Constitution of India.Mushirul Hasan Nariki Nakazato (eds), The Unfinished Agenda: Nation Building in South

Asia.15. Ram Chandra Guha India After Nehru.I6. Radha Kumar17. q+d k<rf+ioi

The History of Doing.qmr&{ qrr<-r.+ qkqq

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UNIT-II State and Nation in tt e Context oJ Sictat Cnong;e

UNIT-III Social snd Political dynamics of Democracy :

UNIT-IV Gender und Politics in Contemporary Indlq

UNIT-V Agriculturol tnd Industrial Development

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1.. C.G.Fenwick2. L.OpPenheim3. J.G.Starke4. M.P.Tandon5. S.K.KaPoor6. H.O.Agarwal,'7. Raghavendra Singh

8. K.K.Ghai9. Malcolm N.Shaw,

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Public International Law-International Law and Human Riglts

tnie.nationat Law and Human fughts

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@nsofRecognition- Theories

- Kinds of Recognition

- Methods of Recognitions

UXtf - II Recognition

- tr4eaning and Definitions of Extradition

- Necessity of Extradition

- DeveloPment of Extradition

- Conditions of Extradition

- Extradition Treaties

Mxrr -III Extradition

Frof warfareLand, Sea, AirNature, Definition & Effects of War.

Blockade and Contraband(i) Definitions of Blockade(ii; Ct *u.t"ristics of Blockade

Contraband(i) Meaning and Definiationsiil Development oI*rgrqltrgbgnd

--D-eveiopment of the Concept of Neutrality

- Kinds of neutralitY'

- fughts and duties of Neutral States'UNIT - V NeutralitY

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Origin, objectives and PriMain Organs of the U.N.O.Secretary General.Revision of the U.N. Chafter.

UNICEFI.L.O.w.H.o.DisarmamentKashmir IssuePalestine Issue

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Sugsested Readinss :l. R. Basu,

2. Baikunth Nath Singh,

3. B.L. Fadia,

5. S.K. Kapoor,6. H.U. Agrawal7. si.\tr. fr. w,

United Nations.srddqq RrT-dl

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International Law and Human fughts.International law and Human RighJssffiq g,i-dl

Important International Conventions onHuman fughts.(i) International Convention of the

Elimination of all Forms of RacialDiscrimination.Convention of the Elimination of allForms of Discrimination AgainstWomen (CEDAW)Convention on the Rights of ChildCRC

- ASEAN

- European Union_- APEC - Asia * Pacific Economic Co-

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UNIT - II Specialised Agencies of the U.N.O.

UNIT - III Peace Makins Efforts of the U.N.O.

UNIT - M.N.O. and Human Rights

UNIT - V Regional Organizations :

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Origin and Determining FactorsUNn - i India's Foreign PolicY'

ffi47-1990 with

special ref. to Pakistan and NAM'tnOo - U.S. relations in the Post - Cold War

period.

Umf - II Indo - U.S. Relations

ffitnaia - ussRrelations between 1947 -1990.

- Indo - Russia relations in the Post Cold

War Period.

UNIT JII Indo - Russia Relations

ffihmirissue&terror$m

- iangladesh - India's role in its creations:

lssu6s in Indo-Ban gladesh relations'

- Neoal - India relation with Nepal, India's

i.iition with Nepals Post Meadival period-

uo to date.(I947-2007)iii r-*tu - Major issues and problem'

- China - A brief review from 1947 up toJut. with reference to the Chinese

aggression 1962'

UNm - Mrrdfind her neighbouring countries'

f Indmr and the Indian Ocean

- WTO- general aim & principles' India's

role on the issue of climate change'

UNmf I"dta irlhe present global scenario

4. Pushpesh Pant and Sripal Jain- etmf$q qq+t

5. U.R.Ghai Foreign PolicY of India (also in HiindiD

7. Vinuy Kumu, Malhotara- International Relation

Sugsesled Readinss :

1. Bimal Prasad

?. V.P. Dutt

3. V.P.Dutt,

8. J.N.Dikshit

9. J.N.Dikshit10. JohnWhalPton11. D.N. Mallik,

IIrs -M 403D

IXTBNXIUONAL RELATIONS 1947 TO UP TO DATE

w( H1 frt{r ffi 6't r(q{<dfr 5frql i qrm a1 fdkl ffiIndia's Foreign PolicY

qrcfrq fqtvr ffdIndia's Foreign Policy and its Neighbours'

A History of NePal

International Relations

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The Rashtrakutas and their times (Also in Hindi)

Early History of the Deccan.

The HoysalasThe Pallavas of KanchiSouth Indian PolitYAdministration and Social Life under the Pallavas'

A History of South India (Also in Hindi)

The Cholas (Also in Hindi)Successors of the Satavahanas.

The Early History of the Deccan (also in Hindi)

The poliiical Structure in Early Medieval South India : AD 700-

1 300.South Indian History and SocietY.

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. 4. R. Gopalan,5. T.V. Mahaligam,6. C. Minakshi,7. K.A. Nilakanta Sastri'

8. K.A. Nilkanta Shastri,

9. D.C. Sircar,10. G. Yazdani (ed.),

11. Kesavan Veluthat,I

12. Noboru Karashima,

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- ArchaeologicalSources

- Origin and Original home of the Satavahanas

- Gautamiputre Satakami.

- Saka-sataahanaConflict.

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UNIT-IU - Chalulryas or ljaoaml (urlgln

- Pulakesin II

- Vikramditya I

- Chalukya-PallavaConflict

UNTT-IV - The Pallavas

- Origin.

- Mahendra Verman I

- Nandivarman Pallavamalla

- Cultural Contributions.

ffij Cholabureaucracy

- Local self Govt._- Maritime Activities under the Cholas

- Chola Architecture.

UNIT-V

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Social and Economic History of Early Peninsular IndiaSocial Hktory

UNIT - I Socisl Structure of the Early Times - Features of the Megalithic Culture in the Tamilregion.

- Pre-Aryan features of the Tamils (The cattle reiding

stagge)

- Aryan influence and caste division.

UNIT - II Social Change - Land Grants and Emergence of the Brahmanas as

Land ownership in early medival Karnatka'

- Castes of the left Hand and the Right Hand - Originand features.

- Earty Medieval background of the origin of the

System

- Obstacles to weed out the practice.

Uxm-lII Dev adasi SYstem

UNIT.IV TruON AND URBANISATION - Early Urbanization in Karnataka

- Indo-Roman Trade in the early centuries of the

Christian era.

UNIT.V URBANISATION - Decay and Revival of Urban centres in Karnataka.

Suggested Readinss :l. V. Kanaksabhi,

2. Sister M. Liceria A.C.,

3. R.N. Randi,

4. K.K. Pillay,5. K.A. Nilkath Sastri,

6. R.S. Sharma,

. 7. N. SubrahmanYam,

8. Awadh K. Prasad,

9. Awadh Kishore Prasad,

, 10. G.L. AdhYa,

11. A. Appadorai,12. Deepakranjan Das,

13. O mprakash Prasad,

14" C. Mina kshi,

15. K.A. Nila kanta Sastri,

16. K.A. Nila kanta Sastri,

17. Morti mer Wheeler,

18. H.G. Ra wlinson,

19. A.K. Si ngh

20. E.H. Warmi ngtan

21. G. Yazdani (ed.)

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The Tamils : Eighteen Hundred Years ago.

"social and Economic History of Karnataka, c.A.D. 1000-1300" (Ph.D"

Thesis, P.U. 1973)

Social and Religious Developments in the Deccan, C'A'D' 600-1000

(Ph.D. Thesis, P.U. 1970)

A Social History of Tamils, Part-I.

Foreigrr Notices of South India.

lndian Fecudalism (Also in HindD

Sangam Polity.

Devadasi System in A.ncient India.

Chola Prasasan Aur Samaj, (Also in HindD

Early Indian Economics

Economic conditions in southern India A.D. 1000-1500, Vols. I & II.

Economic History of Deccatr, Delhi, 1969'

Decay and Revival of Urban Centres in Medieval Karnataka'

Administration and Social Life under the Pallavas'

A History of South India (Also in Hindi)

To Colas (Also in Hindi)Rome Beyond ImPerial Frontiers.

lntercourse Between India and the Westem World'

Indo-Roman Trade : An Archaeological Perspective'

Commerce Between the Roman Empire and India'

The Early History of Deccan, Vol.I (Also in Hin{)

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Suppested Readinss :l. Bridget and Raymond Allchins- The Birth of Indian Civilization.2. J. Carpenter, Theism in Medieval India.

3. S.B. Deo, History of Jaina Monarchism.. n. P.B. Desai, Jainism in South India and Some Jaina Epigraphs.

5" J.N. Farquhar, Outline of the Religious Literature of India.

6. D.H. Gordon, Pre-Historic India (Also in HindD

7. Nicol Monico, lndia Theism.8. R.N. Nandi, Religious [nstitutions and Cults in the Deccan.g. S.R. Sharma, Jainism and Karnataka Culture, M. Wheeler, Early India and Pakistan.

10. Ra mbhushan Prasad Singh-Jainism in Kamataka.

I l. R.N. Nandi, Social Roots of Religion in Ancient (Also in Hindi)' ' 12. K.A.N. Sa stri (a) A History of South India. (Also in HindD

ft) Sangam Age : lts Cults and Cultures' 13. R.G. Bhankarkar, Vaishnavism, Saivism and Minor Religious Systems. ^L

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Non-Aryan deities in Aryan fold.

UNrr - II History of Bhakti Movement in south India The Alvars

- The NayanarsSreevaishanism with special reference toRamanuiacharya.

UNIT - III Jainism in South India OriginFeat'rresExpansion

UNIT-Maiva Monasteries in Early Medieval Deccan - Evolurion

- Regiona! distributions and influence

Uxrr-V Movement of Protest and Dissent - Virasaiva Sect-Sources, Crigin and development, Social

order, Rituals and featuresTantricism-Origin. Early Tantric literature & Rituals.

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