Medieval India - From Sultanat to the Mughals - Part One - Delhi Sultanat

by Satish Chandra

Presents a survey of political, social, economic and cultural changes in India between 1206 and 1526. The author has tried to bridge the gap between historical research and popular perception of this controversial phase in Indian history.

Genres: History, India, Nonfiction, Medieval, Asia, Medieval History, Historical

288 pages, Paperback

First published July 30, 2007

About the author

Satish Chandra was an Indian historian whose main area of specialisation was medieval Indian history.

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Reviews

[Gordhan Chaudhari]

O mother Sarasvati! Save us from these Marxist ...

Bias and agenda driven historian.

[Prashant Bajpai]

Since my medieval history knowledge was zero before reading this book, so of course anything I read was a new information to me, but I did not like the language and writing of this book, that is why 3 stars only.

[941 Kumar]

Provides a great insight into how sultanate reshaped India's feudalistic society into centralised empire and how it paved way to mughals and inturn to East india company
Administrative, political, economical, society structure clearly discussed
Bhakti, sufi, architecture discussed in detail
over all a great book for sultanate history

[Aankalan Modi]

i cannot read & download this book.

[Mim]

3.5

[Shantanu Singh Parmar]

Satish chandra is his master's advocate who writes whatever pleases his chosen masters and anything which doesn't fit in the lens of his master, he didn't bother to write in his book.

[Raju Shaikh]

Best book

[Sam Singh]

i wanna to read

[Arisha Khanam]

Awsm

[Premlal Gupta]

i want read this bbok right now

[Vvvv]

goof

[Umar Bin]

the best ever book i have seen