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Vol. 28 · No. 2

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Expansion of the Rathor State in Marwar

Anil Chandra Banerjee traces the gradual emergence of the Rathor (Rathore) principality in Marwar, reconstructing a historical narrative from fragmentary chronicles and inscriptions. The article…

June 1952Vol. 28 · No. 2pp. 142–146

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Vol. 25 · No. 2

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The Vinaya Texts in Chinese

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

The article surveys Chinese Vinaya texts—the monastic discipline rules—preserved in the Chinese Buddhist canon. It notes that early travellers such as Fa‑hien travelled to India and Ceylon, studied…

June - 1949Vol. 25 · No. 2pp. 87–94

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Vol. 22 · No. 3

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A New History of the Indian People: Vol. VI—The Gupta-Vakataka Age (Review)

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

The cooperative “History of the Indian People” series, conceived by Sir Jadunath Sarkar and brought to fruition by a team of Indian scholars, aims to present an authoritative national history free…

September - 1946Vol. 22 · No. 3pp. 236–239

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Vol. 22 · No. 3

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The Subsidiary System in Marwar (1803-1843)

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

During the early nineteenth century the East India Company extended its influence over numerous Indian states through the so‑called subsidiary alliance system, under which local rulers agreed to…

September - 1946Vol. 22 · No. 3pp. 180–190

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Vol. 22 · No. 2

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Dungarpur (A Minor State of Rajputana)

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

This article reproduces and analyses extracts from Lieutenant Dyson’s 1818 report on Dungarpur, a small princely state in Rajputana. The report is set against the East India Company’s expansion when…

Jun-46Vol. 22 · No. 2pp. 118–126

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Vol. 22 · No. 1

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Pertabgarh (A Minor State of Rajputana)

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

In 'Pertabgarh (A Minor State of Rajputana)' Anil Chandra Banerjee examines the history and administrative evolution of the small principality of Pratapgarh in southern Rajputana (present‑day…

March - 1946Vol. 22 · No. 1pp. 15–22

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 21 · No. 4

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Side‑Lights on the History of Medieval Mewar

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

This paper uses epigraphic evidence to illuminate the social and religious history of medieval Mewar, a Rajput state in western India. The author notes that modern research has focused mainly on…

December - 1945Vol. 21 · No. 4pp. 284–287

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Vol. 21 · No. 3

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Reviews

By Dineshchandra Sircar, Chintaharan Chakravarti, Anil Chandra Banerjee, Radha Kumud Mookerjee

Reviews is a section that evaluates recent historical and philological books. The first review analyses Benoychandra Sen’s Some Historical Aspects of the Inscriptions of Bengal (Pre-Muhammadan…

September - 1945Vol. 21 · No. 3pp. 233–238

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Vol. 21 · No. 3

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The Subsidiary System in Mewar, 1818-1828

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

The Subsidiary System in Mewar, 1818–1828 analyses the decade during which the princely state of Mewar operated under a subsidiary alliance with the British East India Company. The article outlines…

September - 1945Vol. 21 · No. 3pp. 184–192

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Vol. 21 · No. 2

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Jahangir’s Relations with the Sikhs

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

This note challenges the view that Emperor Jahangir executed Guru Arjan solely because the Sikh leader supported his rebel son Khusrau. Citing Jahangir’s memoirs, the Tuzuk‑i‑Jahangiri, the author…

June - 1945Vol. 21 · No. 2pp. 135–136

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Vol. 21 · No. 1

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An Aspect of Guru Gobind Singh’s Career

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

The article explores Guru Gobind Singh’s early career, focusing on his military and political activities before he founded the Khalsa. Following his father Guru Tegh Bahadur’s execution by the Mughal…

March - 1945Vol. 21 · No. 1pp. 9–18

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Vol. 20 · No. 2

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British Policy towards the Afghan War of Succession (1863-68)

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

The article examines British policy during the Afghan War of Succession from 1863 to 1868, focusing on the conflict between Sher Ali and his brothers, Afzal Khan and Azim Khan. The author,…

June - 1944Vol. 20 · No. 2pp. 143–152

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British Policy towards the Afghan War of Succession (1863-68)

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

The article examines British policy during the Afghan War of Succession from 1863 to 1868, focusing on the succession crisis following the death of Amir Dost Muhammad Khan in June 1863. The author…

March - 1944Vol. 20 · No. 1pp. 9–20

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 17 · No. 3

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Revival of Maratha Power in the North (1761‑1769)

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

After the catastrophic defeat at the Third Battle of Panipat in January 1761 the Maratha confederacy appeared to lose its hold on northern India. The immediate aftermath saw revolt across the…

September - 1941Vol. 17 · No. 3pp. 311–323

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 13 · No. 3

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The Islamic Kingship in India

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

The Islamic Kingship in India details the royal titles and absolutist governance of Delhi's Turkish and Afghan rulers. The primary title "Sultan," derived from a term meaning "strength" or "might" in…

September -�1937Vol. 13 · No. 3pp. 432–447

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Vol. 12 · No. 3

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Kingship and Nobility in the Fourteenth Century

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

**Summary of "Kingship and Nobility in the Fourteenth Century"** The article examines the political dynamics of the Delhi Sultanate in the 14th century, focusing on the reigns of Ghazi Malik and…

September - 1936Vol. 12 · No. 3pp. 413–419

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Vol. 11 · No. 4

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Kingship and Nobility in the 14th Century (1284–1335)

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

The article continues the author's study of kingship and nobility in medieval India, focusing on the period between 1284 and 1335 during the Khalji dynasty. Jalal‑ud‑din's accession is portrayed as…

December - 1935Vol. 11 · No. 4pp. 686–698

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Vol. 11 · No. 2

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Kingship and Nobility in the 13th Century

By Anil Chandra Banerjee

Focusing on the thirteenth‑century Delhi Sultanate, this article analyses kingship and the role of the military nobility. Muʿizz‑ud‑din Muhammad of Ghor recruited Turkish slaves whom he called his…

June - 1935Vol. 11 · No. 2pp. 223–240

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Articles

Expansion of the Rathor State in Marwar

The Vinaya Texts in Chinese

A New History of the Indian People: Vol. VI—The Gupta-Vakataka Age (Review)

The Subsidiary System in Marwar (1803-1843)

Dungarpur (A Minor State of Rajputana)

Pertabgarh (A Minor State of Rajputana)

Side‑Lights on the History of Medieval Mewar

Reviews

The Subsidiary System in Mewar, 1818-1828

Jahangir’s Relations with the Sikhs

An Aspect of Guru Gobind Singh’s Career

British Policy towards the Afghan War of Succession (1863-68)

British Policy towards the Afghan War of Succession (1863-68)

Revival of Maratha Power in the North (1761‑1769)

The Islamic Kingship in India

Kingship and Nobility in the Fourteenth Century

Kingship and Nobility in the 14th Century (1284–1335)

Kingship and Nobility in the 13th Century

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