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...Robert A. Huttenback The Jammu Fox: A Biography of Maharaja Gulab Singh of Kashmir, 1792–1857 . By Bawa Satinder Singh . Carbondale : Southern Illinois University Press , 1974 . xiv, 184 pp. Maps, Illustrations, Table, Appendices, Notes, Glossary, Bibliography, Index. $15.00...

...Barbara N. Ramusack Abstract With this one sentence paragraph Jawaharlal Nehru began a description of his visit to and subsequent arrest and trial in the Punjab state of Nabha during the agitation over the abdication of its princely ruler, Maharaja Ripudaman Singh. Though Nehru treated his...

.... , Rajput Studies ( Calcutta : Mukherjee , 1944 ); Qanungo K. R. , Studies in Rajput History ( Delhi , 1960 ). 7 The argument was forcefully advanced by the Jodhpur jagirdars whom Maharaja Man Singh of Jodhpur had ousted from their lands. Sec letter, reproduced in Tod, Annals...

... Panikkar K. M. , The Indian Princes in Council: A Record of the Chancellorship of H.M. The Maharaja of Patiala 1926–31 and 1933–36 ( London : Oxford University Press , 1936 ), p. 92. 2 See particularly Rudolph Lloyd I. and Rudolph Susanne H. , The Modernity of Tradition...

... of India, the Paramount State. 2 The roles of Maharaja Jung Bahadur of Nepal and Maharaja Jayaji Rao Sindhia of Gwalior in the Mutiny wars of 1857–58 deserve full monographs. Much interesting source material relating Jung Bahadur and his Gurkhas in operation in Oudh has been published in S...

... . Chatterjee Partha . 1989 . “The Nationalist Resolution of the Women's Question.” In Recasting Women , edited by Sangari Kumkum and Vaid Sudesh . Delhi : Kali for Women . Codell Julie F. 1998 . “Resistance and Performance: Native Informant Discourse in the Biographies of Maharaja Sayaji...

... is an assumption that not only does not correspond with reality, but also prejudices every aspect of his analysis. He says that "within the jurisdictionally complex framework of the British Empire, Kashmir had retained quasi-autonomous status . . . that placed a Hindu Maharaja in control of an overwhelmingly...

... would bring. The people of Gilgit have their own freedom day (yo¯m-e a¯za¯d which is commemorated on November 1, the date when the people of Gilgit started their own freedom struggle (jang a¯za¯dnot against the British, but against the rule of the maharaja of Kashmir. The struggle s aim was to merge...

.... The Annadamangalkabya , for example, was staged for the first time at the court of Maharaja Krishnachandra Roy of Nadia, who had also commissioned this work (Bandyopadhyaya and Das 1369 B.S., 349). Here the audience included associates, dependents, protégées, and employees of high rank of the raja, as well...

... . 101 Twenty-five years later (943), Masudi says the empire of the Maharaja, which is Sribuza, has extended its domination over all the sixth sea, or sea of Champa; see also Masudi's statement in the paragraph above. 111 Maspero G. , ” La géographie politique de I′Indochine aux...

... and Lloyd Rudolph s Reversing the Gaze (2000), covered the early years of the diary from 1898 to 1905. Between Two Worlds picks up where the earlier work left off and takes Amar Singh s account to 1921. Amar Singh pursued a military career, but because his family was in the bad graces of the Jaipur maharaja...

... science. JA Journal asiatique. JAOS American Oriental Society. Journal. JBRS Bihar Research Society. Jour- nal. JEAS Journal of East Asiatic stud- ies. JGRS Gujarat Research Society. Journal. JIH Journal of Indian history. JMSUB Baroda. Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Jour- nal. JMVL JOIB JOS JQ...

... largely lacking in discussions of the effects of partition, his research into Muslim refugee populations who moved into Sialkot from the neighboring province and city of Jammu makes clear the complicity of the Dogra Maharaja's troops in forcing them from their homes in order to convert Jammu...

...Pradeep Barua 2 See Chander S. Sundaram , “ Preventing ‘Idleness’: The Maharaja of Cooch Behar's Proposal for Officer Commissions in the British Army for the Sons and Princes of Gentlemen, 1897–1898 ,” South Asia 18 , no. 1 ( 1995 ): 115 –30 ; Sundaram , “ Reviving...

... distinctively south Indian practices existed. Because the British restored Mysore state to Maharaja Krishnaraja Wodeyar III after they defeated Tipu Sultan in 1799, administered it from 1831 until 1881 when they returned it to the minor Chamarajendra Wodeyar X, and retained the state administrative offices...

.... Trivandrum. Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Journal. Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Oriental Institute. Jour, nal. Pakistan Historical Society, Karachi. Journal. Japan quarterly. Tokyo. Royal Asiatic Society. Journal. London. Royal Asiatic Society. Hongkong Branch. Journal. Journal...

... and social history of the Orient. Leiden. Journal of Indian and Buddhist studies (Indogaku Bukkyogaku Kenkyu). Tokyo. Japan missionary bulletin. Tokyo. Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Journal. Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Oriental Institute. Journal. Pakistan Historical Society, Karachi...

... is seen once again in the familiar large "Radha" as well as in a less often published scene from the life of Krishna. Both are from the collection of the present Maharaja whose family has retained most of the examples of this curiously fin de siecle school. Along with Nagaur, Ajmer, and other lesser...

.... Trivandrum. Japan Missionary Bulletin. Tokyo. Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Journal. Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Oriental Institute. Journal. Japan quarterly. Tokyo. Royal Asiatic Society. Journal. London. Royal Asiatic Society. Ceylon Branch. Journal. Royal Asiatic Society. Hongkong...

.... Tokyo. Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Journal. Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Oriental Institute. Journal. Pakistan Historical Society, Karachi. Journal. Japan quarterly. Toyko. Royal Asiatic Society. Journal. London. Royal Asiatic Society. Hongkong Branch. Journal. Royal Asiatic...