The magic of Prithviraj, Padmini, and Pratap in the vernacular imaginaire

An edition of The magic of Prithviraj, Padmini, and Pratap in the vernacular imaginaire (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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Publish Date

2009

Publisher

India International Centre

Language

eng

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Historiography of India, with indepth study of the works of James Tod, 1782-1835, historian, on Pṛ̥thvīrāja, 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.

subjects: Historiography, Nationalism

People: James Tod (1782-1835), Pratap Singh Rana of Udaipur (d. 1597), Pr̥thvīrāja King of Ajmer and Delhi (1159-1192), Padmavati Queen, consort of Ratana Siṃha I, Rana of Chitor (fl. 1303)

Places: India