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The Socio-Cultural History of Medieval India offers a vivid exploration of the profound transformations that shaped Indian society from the 13th to the 18th century. This era witnessed a rich interplay of cultures, as successive empires, dynamic religious movements, and diverse cultural exchanges redefined ways of life and perceptions.
The narrative begins with the Turkish Sultanate, where Islamic influences first permeated Indian governance, military traditions, and social structures, initiating a complex cultural blending. This evolution deepened under the Mughal Empire, which harmonized Persian aesthetics with Indian traditions. Akbar's vision of cultural integration, particularly through religion, fostered a sense of unity and creativity, reflected in art, architecture, and cuisine. His court became a hub for scholars and artists, inspiring innovation and tolerance.
Religious ideals also underwent significant shifts, driven by figures like Kabir and Mirabai, who championed spirituality over ritualism and emphasized love, tolerance, and unity. The era’s expanding trade networks and burgeoning urban centers further enriched societal complexity, facilitated by the Mughal centralizing state.
This book provides readers with a nuanced understanding of medieval India’s socio-cultural dynamics and their enduring legacy in contemporary Indian identity. It is an essential guide to appreciating the rich, diverse history underpinning India’s cultural heritage.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The Socio-Cultural History of Medieval India offers a vivid exploration of the profound transformations that shaped Indian society from the 13th to the 18th century. This era witnessed a rich interplay of cultures, as successive empires, dynamic religious movements, and diverse cultural exchanges redefined ways of life and perceptions.The narrative begins with the Turkish Sultanate, where Islamic influences first permeated Indian governance, military traditions, and social structures, initiating a complex cultural blending. This evolution deepened under the Mughal Empire, which harmonized Persian aesthetics with Indian traditions. Akbar's vision of cultural integration, particularly through religion, fostered a sense of unity and creativity, reflected in art, architecture, and cuisine. His court became a hub for scholars and artists, inspiring innovation and tolerance.Religious ideals also underwent significant shifts, driven by figures like Kabir and Mirabai, who championed spirituality over ritualism and emphasized love, tolerance, and unity. The era's expanding trade networks and burgeoning urban centers further enriched societal complexity, facilitated by the Mughal centralizing state.This book provides readers with a nuanced understanding of medieval India's socio-cultural dynamics and their enduring legacy in contemporary Indian identity. It is an essential guide to appreciating the rich, diverse history underpinning India's cultural heritage. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798303052390
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