Proliferation of smaller Guhila states at the periphery of Mewar due to branching off and kinship rights provided immedi...
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As the Guhila State grew it forged socio-political and economic bonds with locally important communities including the B...
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The newly proliferated Guhila royal houses away from Mewar began their own political, territorial and military history. ...
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It is important to note that Ravat Saraswat in the 1960s claimed a pre-vedic, Harappan origin of the Meenas tracing the...
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Recognition of the Bhils as indispensable forest-guards can be seen in the collection of a levy called rakhwâli for the ...
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This short essay is a critique of Marxist historiography of 'Indian Feudalism' and beginings of a discussion on alternat...
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All these contributions made by the local Bhil population towards the maintenance of the state ran parallel to the conti...
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Because of a bias in favour of Delhi-Agra grid, the political history of early medieval India has been for a long time ...
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Mewar Kings and Kinship (The Thirteenth Century) Repeated royal references to the Guhila lineage and the absence of r...
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The evidence suggests that the early fifteenth century kings of Mewar, who made no attempts to claim direct kinship rela...
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