Economic History of Medieval India, 1200-1500
Economic History of Medieval India, 1200–1500 examines the economic history of India from the thirteenth to the fifteenth century. Divided into four parts, this book presents a full-scale study on the economic conditions of the time and the implications of the economic structures on the politics of India in the medieval period. Providing a much-needed study of the aspects of economic history that have largely been neglected in the studies published earlier, this volume will be of great help to students, researchers and teachers of history, as well as to the lay reader interested in medieval Indian history.
Table of Content
Preface
General Introduction
D. P. Chattopadhyaya
Editor and Author
Contributors
I Antecedents: Two Regional Economies
- The Economy of the Ghaznavid Empire, Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries
Irfan Habib
- The Economy of Gujarat in the Thirteenth Century
Pushpa Prasad
II Economy of the Period of the Delhi Sultanate
- Forests, Deserts and Untilled Lands
Irfan Habib
- Means of Cultivation and Irrigation
Irfan Habib
- Crops
Irfan Habib
- Agricultural Manufactures
Irfan Habib
- The Pastoral Sector
Irfan Habib
- The Agrarian Classes
Irfan Habib
- Land Tax and Other Rural Taxes
Irfan Habib
- Non-agricultural Production
Irfan Habib
- Forms of Labour
Irfan Habib
- Transport, Communications and Navigation
Irfan Habib
- Towns and Trade
Irfan Habib
- The State and Economy
Shireen Moosvi
- Coinage and the Silver Crisis
Najaf Haider
- Foreign Trade of India
Najaf Haider
III India in the Fifteenth Century
- Economic Implications of Political Disintegration
Iqtidar Alam Khan
IV The Economy of the Vijayanagara Empire (1346–1542)
- The Empire
Irfan Habib
- Agriculture and Irrigation
Irfan Habib
- Structure of the Agrarian Economy
Irfan Habib
- The Financial Structure of the Empire
Irfan Habib
- Towns, Mines, Manufactures and Trade
Irfan Habib
Bibliography
Index
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