Articles discussing Bhopal
Muslim Queens of Bhopal: Warriors, Scholars, and Reformers in a Nineteenth-Century Princely State
Shan Eugene Palakkal · Journal of Indian History and Culture, 2017
“In a small Central state of Bhopal, four generations of Muslim queens ruled throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, distinguishing themselves as warriors, scholars, builders and social reformers and assured the independence and prestige of their state under British paramountcy.”
British Policy in the Context of Bhonsla‑Bhopal Relations 1810‑1814
John A. Ramalingam · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1962
“The territory of Bhopal, situated as it was between the territories of Sindia and Bhonsla, and adjoining them, was the object of a joint invasion by the troops of the Maratha Confederates.”
Women's Influence in Bhopal's History: Mamola Bai and the Four Begums
Journal of Indian History and Culture, 2015
“Mamola Bai was the first woman to exercise a dominant influence in Bhopal history, first as Yar Muhammad's wife and subsequently as the mother of his step sons.”
Pre-Historic Rock Art: Dance and Music in Ancient India
Christian Impact in South Kanara: History, Resilience, and Contributions
Sallekhana: Jain Perspective on End-of-Life Practices
Vijay K. Jain, Shugan Chand Jain, Aastha Mehta, Christopher Chapple · Jain Avenue, 2021