Shivaji : Hindu king in Islamic India /

Shivaji was a 17th-century hero in western India. His legend expresses deeply held convictions about what Hinduism is, and its relation to Islam. James Laine traces the Shivaji legend and examines its meaning with regard to Islamic/Hindu relations from the 17th century to the present day.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Laine, James W.
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2003.
Subjects:	Shivaji, > Raja, > 1627-1680. Shivaji, > Raja, > 1627-1680 Maratha (Indic people) > Kings and rulers. Muslims > India > Kings and rulers. Islam > Relations > Hinduism. Hinduism > Relations > Islam. Maharashtra (India) > History > 17th century. Mahārāshtra (Inde) > Histoire > 17e siècle. HISTORY > Asia > India & South Asia. Hinduism Interfaith relations Islam Maratha (Indic people) > Kings and rulers Muslims > Kings and rulers India India > Maharashtra Vorsten. Staatsvorming. Hindoeïsme. Islam. Regions & Countries - Asia & the Middle East. History & Archaeology. South Asia. 1600-1699 Electronic books. History
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by Laine, James W.
Published 2003

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