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Kunwar Mohammad Ashraf an Indian Scholar and Revolutionary 1903–1962
This chapter is in the book Kunwar Mohammad Ashraf an Indian Scholar and Revolutionary 1903–1962
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© 2022 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Munich/Boston

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. ERRATA III
  3. Contents VII
  4. Plates XI
  5. PREFACE XIII
  6. I HISTORY
  7. A Note on Administrative Statistics in Ancient India 3
  8. Some Problems of the Ancient Indian Republics 5
  9. The Impact of Trade c. 100 B.C. - 300 A.D. in India 30
  10. Early Indian Feudalism (c. 400—1200 A.D.) 39
  11. Early Muslim Fiefs in India 44
  12. Ghiyāthu 'd-Din Tughluq - his original Name and Descent 62
  13. The Historical Significance of the Turkish Conquest of Northern India 67
  14. Bairām Khān in Persia 84
  15. Some Economic Aspects of the Reign of 'Abdu'llāh Qutb Shāh (1626—1672) 95
  16. Lacunae in he Study of Medieval Indian History 116
  17. Plans for the Foundation of an East India Company in Brandenburg-Prussia in the Second Half of the Seventeenth Century 123
  18. The Institution and Working of Caste in the Latter Part of the Eighteenth Century from European Sources 147
  19. Mountstuart Elphinstone: His Training, Method and Intellectual System 176
  20. India and Internationalism: A Note on the Early Working Class Movement 187
  21. Recent Trends in the Study of Indian History in India 224
  22. An Undelivered Letter 230
  23. II CULTURE
  24. Towards a Humanist Appreciation of Indian Art 235
  25. An Introductory Note on Indian Idealism 243
  26. Impact of Islam on Hinduism 265
  27. Hindu-Muslim Unity 271
  28. The Problem of modern Hindi and Urdu in the Light of the Lexical Synonym 274
  29. III
  30. The Freedom Movement in Mewat and Dr. K. M. Ashraf 291
  31. IV TRIBUTES AND REMINISCENCES
  32. Saiyed Mohammad Tonki (Aligarh) 340
  33. Rahul Sankrityayan (India) 349
  34. S. Sajjad Zaheer (Delhi) 355
  35. Iqbal Singh (London) 357
  36. E. M. S. Namboodiripad (Trivandrum) 363
  37. Hansraj Rahbar (Delhi) 365
  38. Danial Latifi (Bombay) 368
  39. Sarup Singh (Delhi) 371
  40. Azad Bhawalpuri (Delhi) 375
  41. Aruna Asaf Ali (Delhi) 378
  42. Horst Krüger (Berlin) 380
  43. Condolence meeting 386
  44. V MINOR SCRIPTA AND DICTA OF K. M. ASHRAF
  45. K. M. Ashraf on Himself 389
  46. Dr. K. M. Ashraf's Presidential Address to the Fourth Session of the All India Students' Federation: held in Calcutta on the 1st January, 1939 399
  47. Presidential Address to the Medieval Section of the Indian History Congress, Aligarh, 1960 403
  48. Interview with K. M. Ashraf dated 27th October, 1960, recorded by X. L. Gupta 412
  49. VI INDEX 423
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783112544884-035

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. ERRATA III
  3. Contents VII
  4. Plates XI
  5. PREFACE XIII
  6. I HISTORY
  7. A Note on Administrative Statistics in Ancient India 3
  8. Some Problems of the Ancient Indian Republics 5
  9. The Impact of Trade c. 100 B.C. - 300 A.D. in India 30
  10. Early Indian Feudalism (c. 400—1200 A.D.) 39
  11. Early Muslim Fiefs in India 44
  12. Ghiyāthu 'd-Din Tughluq - his original Name and Descent 62
  13. The Historical Significance of the Turkish Conquest of Northern India 67
  14. Bairām Khān in Persia 84
  15. Some Economic Aspects of the Reign of 'Abdu'llāh Qutb Shāh (1626—1672) 95
  16. Lacunae in he Study of Medieval Indian History 116
  17. Plans for the Foundation of an East India Company in Brandenburg-Prussia in the Second Half of the Seventeenth Century 123
  18. The Institution and Working of Caste in the Latter Part of the Eighteenth Century from European Sources 147
  19. Mountstuart Elphinstone: His Training, Method and Intellectual System 176
  20. India and Internationalism: A Note on the Early Working Class Movement 187
  21. Recent Trends in the Study of Indian History in India 224
  22. An Undelivered Letter 230
  23. II CULTURE
  24. Towards a Humanist Appreciation of Indian Art 235
  25. An Introductory Note on Indian Idealism 243
  26. Impact of Islam on Hinduism 265
  27. Hindu-Muslim Unity 271
  28. The Problem of modern Hindi and Urdu in the Light of the Lexical Synonym 274
  29. III
  30. The Freedom Movement in Mewat and Dr. K. M. Ashraf 291
  31. IV TRIBUTES AND REMINISCENCES
  32. Saiyed Mohammad Tonki (Aligarh) 340
  33. Rahul Sankrityayan (India) 349
  34. S. Sajjad Zaheer (Delhi) 355
  35. Iqbal Singh (London) 357
  36. E. M. S. Namboodiripad (Trivandrum) 363
  37. Hansraj Rahbar (Delhi) 365
  38. Danial Latifi (Bombay) 368
  39. Sarup Singh (Delhi) 371
  40. Azad Bhawalpuri (Delhi) 375
  41. Aruna Asaf Ali (Delhi) 378
  42. Horst Krüger (Berlin) 380
  43. Condolence meeting 386
  44. V MINOR SCRIPTA AND DICTA OF K. M. ASHRAF
  45. K. M. Ashraf on Himself 389
  46. Dr. K. M. Ashraf's Presidential Address to the Fourth Session of the All India Students' Federation: held in Calcutta on the 1st January, 1939 399
  47. Presidential Address to the Medieval Section of the Indian History Congress, Aligarh, 1960 403
  48. Interview with K. M. Ashraf dated 27th October, 1960, recorded by X. L. Gupta 412
  49. VI INDEX 423
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