An edition of The magic of Prithviraj, Padmini, and Pratap in the vernacular imaginaire: revisiting the interface of colonialism, orientalism, and nationalism
(2009)
The magic of Prithviraj, Padmini, and Pratap in the vernacular imaginaire
revisiting the interface of colonialism, orientalism, and nationalism
by Shail Mayaram
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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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The magic of Prithviraj, Padmini, and Pratap in the vernacular imaginaire: revisiting the interface of colonialism, orientalism, and nationalism
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