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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. CHAPTER 1 (P 1-8)Introduction CHAPTER 2 (P 9-14)The Koch Dynasty: Historical Evolution and Political LegacyOrigins of the Koch KingdomThe Rise of the Koch DynastyMaharaja Nara Narayan and ChilaraiRelations with the Mughal Empire and the BritishCooch Behar under British ParamountcyPolitical & Cultural Contributions of the Koch Dynasty CHAPTER 3 (P 15-19)Cooch Behar State and the Reign of H.H. Maharaja Jagaddipendra Narayan Bhup BahadurEarly Life & EducationCoronation and AdministrationModernization of the StateRelations with the British CrownContributions to Indian SocietyPolitical Leadership during World War II CHAPTER 4 (P 20-25)World War II & the Allied PowersCauses of the Second World WarFormation of the Allied PowersBritish India in the WarThe Strategic Importance of the Indian SubcontinentContributions of Indian Princely States CHAPTER 5 (P 26-31)The Atlantic Charter and the Changing World OrderBackground of the Atlantic CharterThe Eight PrinciplesSelf-Determination and ColonialismImpact on British Colonial PolicyInfluence on India's Freedom MovementCriticisms and Contradictions CHAPTER 6 (P 32-36)The Military Contributions of Maharaja Jagaddipendra Narayan Bhup BahadurMilitary Career and TrainingService with the Allied ForcesLeadership during World War IIMilitary Decorations and HonoursStrategic Contributions to the Allied Victory CHAPTER 7 (P 37-41)Cooch Behar State's Contribution to the Allied War EffortFinancial ContributionsMilitary RecruitmentWar Relief and Humanitarian AssistanceInfrastructure and LogisticsSupport for the British Indian Army CHAPTER 8 (P 42-47)The Atlantic Charter, Allied Victory, and India's Path to IndependenceWartime Constitutional DevelopmentsThe Cripps MissionThe Quit India MovementInternational Pressure on BritainPost-war Political TransformationsThe Role of Allied Victory in Decolonization CHAPTER 9 (P 48-53)Maharaja Jagaddipendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur and India's FreedomPolitical Vision and StatesmanshipContributions to Democratic TransitionRole during Indian IndependenceIntegration of Cooch Behar into the Indian UnionLegacy in Independent India CHAPTER 10 (P 54-58)International Recognition and Historical SignificanceContributions Recognized by the Allied NationsCommonwealth PerspectivesMilitary and Diplomatic LegacyComparative Study with Other Indian PrincesGlobal Historical Significance CHAPTER 11 (P 59-64)The Koch Rajbongshi Legacy in Contemporary IndiaHistorical MemoryCultural HeritageEducational ImportancePublic History and MuseumsPreserving the Legacy for Future Generations CHAPTER 12 (P 65-77)ConclusionMajor FindingsReassessment of Historical NarrativesContributions to Indian HistoriographyImplications for Future ResearchH.H. Maharaja Jagaddipendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur contribution to India's freedomH.H. Maharaja Jagaddipendra Narayan contributionsOther contributions of Maharaja Jagaddipendra APPENDICES (P 78-98)Appendix I: The Atlantic Charter (14 August 1941)Appendix II: Timeline (1939-1947)Appendix III: Genealogy of the Koch Royal FamilyAppendix IV: Military Honours and Decorations of H.H Maharaja JagaddipendraAppendix V: Archival Documents & CorrespondenceApp Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. TABLE OF CONTENTSPrefaceAuthor's NoteAcknowledgementsAbout the AuthorsChapter 1. Introduction (P 1-6)What is Phoni Monasha Dharma?Understanding the Term "Phonizim"Scope and Purpose of the BookMethodologySources of InformationLimitations of the StudyChapter 2. The Koch Rajbongshi Community (P 7-13)Historical BackgroundEthnic IdentityLanguage and CultureTraditional Social OrganizationReligious DiversityChapter 3. Origin and Historical Development of Phoni Monasha Dharma (P 14-21)Historical BackgroundOral TraditionsEvolution of WorshipArchaeological and Ethnographic PerspectivesContemporary Revival of PhonizimChapter 4. The Sacred Symbol: Phoni Monasha Gaz (Euphorbia neriifolia) (P 22-30)Botanical DescriptionIndigenous NamesSymbolic MeaningSacred StatusComparison with Bathou WorshipSacred Plants in World ReligionsChapter 5. Theology of Phonizim (P 31-40)Concept of the DivinePhoni MonashaDivine ProtectionNature as SacredHumans and the SacredPrayer and WorshipChapter 6. Philosophy of Phonizim (P 41-50)Purpose of Human LifeHarmony with NatureMind (Mon) and Aspiration (Asha)Balance and ModerationHuman FlourishingChapter 7. Cosmology of Phonizim (P 51-59)CreationNature of RealityHuman BeingsSpiritual RealmSacred UniverseChapter 8. Sacred Narratives (P 60-68)Oral TraditionsLegends of Phoni MonashaChand Sadagar, Behula, and LakhindarSymbolismCultural MemoryChapter 9. Ritual System (P 69-78)Household WorshipAnnual FestivalsPhoni Monasha PujaRitual ObjectsSacred OfferingsSongs, Dance, and MusicHealing RitualsChapter 10. Ethics of Phonizim (P 79-89)CompassionNon-InjuryTruthfulnessModerationOne-PointednessRespect for EldersService to HumanityFamily ValuesCommunity Ethics Chapter 11. Sacred Ecology (P 90-99)Ecological WorldviewSacred PlantsBiodiversityConservationIndigenous Environmental EthicsSustainable LivingChapter 12. Religious Leadership (P 100-109)Household Worship LeadersCommunity EldersRitual SpecialistsLeadership Through ServiceContemporary DevelopmentsChapter 13. Community Identity (P 110-119)Followers of PhonizimCultural IdentityRegional VariationsWomen and the Transmission of TraditionIndigenous HeritageContemporary ChallengesChapter 14. Phonizim in Comparative Perspective (P 120-130)Indigenous ReligionsAnimismNature-Based SpiritualityBathou ReligionAncient Iranian Religion (Zoroastrianism)Other Plant-Centred Religious TraditionsChapter 15. Contemporary Issues and Future Directions (P 131-141)DocumentationPreservationAcademic ResearchIntangible Cultural HeritageLegal RecognitionChallenges and OpportunitiesChapter 16. Conclusion (P 142-150)Summary of Major ThemesContribution to Indigenous Religious StudiesRecommendations for Fu Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. BOOK OVERVIEWThe Complex Tapestry of Assam's Cultural Identity: History, Ethnicity, Religion, Language, Politics, and the Future of a Plural Society presents an interdisciplinary and evidence-based exploration of the historical evolution and contemporary dynamics of Assam's diverse cultural landscape. Drawing upon history, anthropology, sociology, political science, linguistics, religious studies, archaeology, and environmental studies, the book examines how centuries of migration, indigenous traditions, political transformations, religious interactions, and linguistic diversity have collectively shaped the identity of one of India's most culturally complex regions. TABLE OF CONTENTS PRELIMINARIESBio of the AuthorsBook Overview PART IHISTORICAL FOUNDATIONS CHAPTER 1 (P 1-10)Introduction: Understanding Assam's Cultural IdentityThe Concept of Cultural IdentityWhy Assam MattersScope and ObjectivesResearch MethodologySources and Literature ReviewSignificance of the Study CHAPTER 2 (P 11-37)The Geography and Environmental Foundations of AssamIntroductionPhysical GeographyRivers and FloodplainsBiodiversityClimateHuman Settlement PatternsEnvironmental Challenges CHAPTER 3 (P 38-77)Ancient Assam: Pragjyotisha and KamarupaIntroductionEarly CivilizationsMythology and Historical EvidencePolitical DevelopmentThe Kingdom of KamarupaThe Varman DynastyHistorical Nomenclature: Bhaskaravarman, Bhaskar Varma, or Bhaskar Barman?The Mlechchha (Salastambha) Dynasty (c. 650-900 CE)The Pala Dynasty of Kamarupa (c. 900-1100 CE)Visit URL for complete table of content CHAPTER 4 (P 78-94)Medieval Assam and the Rise of Regional KingdomsIntroductionTransition from Ancient to Medieval AssamChutiya KingdomKachari KingdomKoch KingdomExpansion under NaranarayanMaharaja Biswa SinghaMaharaja Naranarayan and ChilaraiNarayani SenaDivision of the KingdomAdministrationDimasa KingdomJaintia KingdomVisit URL for complete table of content CHAPTER 5 (P 95-141)The Ahom Era and State FormationArrival of SukaphaaExpansion of the Ahom KingdomAdministrationMilitary OrganizationBattle of SaraighatDecline of Ahom Rule CHAPTER 6 (P 142-183)Colonial Assam and Modern TransformationIntroductionBritish AnnexationAdministrative ReformsTea IndustryRailways and CommunicationMissionary ActivitiesEducationVisit URL for complete table of content PART IIPEOPLES AND ETHNIC COMMUNITIESCHAPTER 7 (P 184-253)Ethnic Diversity in AssamIntroductionThe Concept of EthnicityHistorical Evolution of Ethnic Diversity in AssamClassification of the Peoples of AssamMajor Ethnic Communities of Assam: An OverviewLanguages and EthnicityVisit URL for complete table of content CHAPTER 8 (P 254-348)The Koch Rajbongshi CommunityIntroductionOriginsHistorical Perspectives on OriginAnthropological PerspectivesLinguistic EvidenceSocial Reform and the Emergence of the Rajbanshi IdentityFirst Census (1871-1872)Second Census (1881)Thakur Panchanan Barma and the Kshatriya MovementVisit URL for complete table of content DISCUSSION (P 349-351)RECOMMENDATIONS AND SOLUTIONS (P 352-354)CONCLUDING PERSPECTIVE (P 355)FUTURE RESEARCH DIRECTIONS (P 356-358)CONCLUDING NOTE (P 359)LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY (P 360- Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. CH 1 (1-3)Introduction to the Chennakesava Temple CH 2 (4-9)The Hoysala Dynasty: Rise of an Architectural LegacyOrigins of the Hoysala DynastyPolitical Expansion and ConsolidationCapitals of the Hoysala EmpireReligion &Cultural Patronage CH 3 (10-17)Belur: The Historic Capital of the HoysalasGeographic SettingBelur Before the HoysalasBelur as the First Hoysala Capital CH 4 (18-26)Foundation and Historical Evolution of the Chennakesava TempleHistorical BackgroundFoundation of the TempleKing Vishnuvardhana CH 5 (27-38)Religious Significance and Dedication to Lord ChennakesavaLord Chennakesava: The Presiding DeityVishnu in Hindu PhilosophyRoyal Devotion and Temple Foundation CH 6 (39-49)Architectural Planning and Temple LayoutPrinciples of Hoysala Temple PlanningSite Selection & OrientationThe Jagati: Elevated Temple PlatformStellate (Star-Shaped) Ground Plan CH 7 (50-60)Hoysala Architecture: Design Principles and InnovationsEvolution of Hoysala ArchitectureGuiding Principles of Hoysala ArchitectureStellate (Star-Shaped) Temple PlansElevated Platform (Jagati) CH 8 (61-81)Sculptural Excellence: Carvings, Friezes, and IconographyThe Hoysala Sculptural TraditionSoapstone as an Artistic MediumOrganization of Sculptural DecorationHorizontal FriezesNarrative Sculptures CH 9 (82-93)Pillars, Ceilings, and the Navaranga HallThe Navaranga HallArchitectural Layout of the HallThe Famous Lathe-Turned PillarsManufacturing Techniques CH 10 (94-103)The Madanikas (Shilabalikas): Art, Symbolism, and AestheticsMeaning of Madanika and ShilabalikaHistorical BackgroundQueen Shantala Devi and Artistic Patronage CH 11 (104-115)Temple Inscriptions and Epigraphical RecordsEpigraphy: The Study of InscriptionsHistorical Development of Epigraphy in KarnatakaLanguages & ScriptsFoundation Inscriptions CH 12 (116-126)Construction Techniques & Stone CraftsmanshipPlanning and Architectural DesignSelection of Building MaterialQuarrying of SoapstoneTransportation of Stone CH 13 (127-138)Rituals, Festivals, and Living TraditionsThe Temple as a Living Heritage SiteThe Presiding Deity: Lord ChennakesavaDaily Worship (Nitya Seva) CH 14 (139-149)The Chennakesava Temple in Art, Literature, and CultureThe Temple as an Artistic MasterpieceInfluence on SculptureInspiration for Classical DanceInfluence on Music CH 15 (150-161)Comparison with Hoysaleswara Temple, Halebidu & Keshava Temple, SomanathapuraHistorical BackgroundGeographic LocationPatronage and Religious Dedication CH 16 (162-173)Conservation, Restoration, and Heritage ManagementUnderstanding Heritage ConservationHistorical Background of ConservationLegal & Institutional Framework CH 17 (174-184)UNESCO World Heritage Recognition and Global SignificanceUNESCO & WHCThe Sacred Ensembles of the HoysalasJourney Toward World Heritage Inscription CH 18 (185-197)Tourism, Visitor Experience, and Sustainable Heritage PreservationHeritage Tourism and Cultural SignificanceTourism Growth after UNESCO Recognition CH 19 (198-209)Architectural Glossary and TerminologyA-Z Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. TABLE OF CONTENTSPrefaceAuthor's NoteAcknowledgementsAbout the AuthorsChapter 1. Introduction (P 1-6)What is Phoni Monasha Dharma?Understanding the Term "Phonizim"Scope and Purpose of the BookMethodologySources of InformationLimitations of the StudyChapter 2. The Koch Rajbongshi Community (P 7-13)Historical BackgroundEthnic IdentityLanguage and CultureTraditional Social OrganizationReligious DiversityChapter 3. Origin and Historical Development of Phoni Monasha Dharma (P 14-21)Historical BackgroundOral TraditionsEvolution of WorshipArchaeological and Ethnographic PerspectivesContemporary Revival of PhonizimChapter 4. The Sacred Symbol: Phoni Monasha Gaz (Euphorbia neriifolia) (P 22-30)Botanical DescriptionIndigenous NamesSymbolic MeaningSacred StatusComparison with Bathou WorshipSacred Plants in World ReligionsChapter 5. Theology of Phonizim (P 31-40)Concept of the DivinePhoni MonashaDivine ProtectionNature as SacredHumans and the SacredPrayer and WorshipChapter 6. Philosophy of Phonizim (P 41-50)Purpose of Human LifeHarmony with NatureMind (Mon) and Aspiration (Asha)Balance and ModerationHuman FlourishingChapter 7. Cosmology of Phonizim (P 51-59)CreationNature of RealityHuman BeingsSpiritual RealmSacred UniverseChapter 8. Sacred Narratives (P 60-68)Oral TraditionsLegends of Phoni MonashaChand Sadagar, Behula, and LakhindarSymbolismCultural MemoryChapter 9. Ritual System (P 69-78)Household WorshipAnnual FestivalsPhoni Monasha PujaRitual ObjectsSacred OfferingsSongs, Dance, and MusicHealing RitualsChapter 10. Ethics of Phonizim (P 79-89)CompassionNon-InjuryTruthfulnessModerationOne-PointednessRespect for EldersService to HumanityFamily ValuesCommunity Ethics Chapter 11. Sacred Ecology (P 90-99)Ecological WorldviewSacred PlantsBiodiversityConservationIndigenous Environmental EthicsSustainable LivingChapter 12. Religious Leadership (P 100-109)Household Worship LeadersCommunity EldersRitual SpecialistsLeadership Through ServiceContemporary DevelopmentsChapter 13. Community Identity (P 110-119)Followers of PhonizimCultural IdentityRegional VariationsWomen and the Transmission of TraditionIndigenous HeritageContemporary ChallengesChapter 14. Phonizim in Comparative Perspective (P 120-130)Indigenous ReligionsAnimismNature-Based SpiritualityBathou ReligionAncient Iranian Religion (Zoroastrianism)Other Plant-Centred Religious TraditionsChapter 15. Contemporary Issues and Future Directions (P 131-141)DocumentationPreservationAcademic ResearchIntangible Cultural HeritageLegal RecognitionChallenges and OpportunitiesChapter 16. Conclusion (P 142-150)Summary of Major ThemesContribution to Indigenous Religious StudiesRecommend Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. CHAPTER 1 (P 1-8)Introduction CHAPTER 2 (P 9-14)The Koch Dynasty: Historical Evolution and Political LegacyOrigins of the Koch KingdomThe Rise of the Koch DynastyMaharaja Nara Narayan and ChilaraiRelations with the Mughal Empire and the BritishCooch Behar under British ParamountcyPolitical & Cultural Contributions of the Koch Dynasty CHAPTER 3 (P 15-19)Cooch Behar State and the Reign of H.H. Maharaja Jagaddipendra Narayan Bhup BahadurEarly Life & EducationCoronation and AdministrationModernization of the StateRelations with the British CrownContributions to Indian SocietyPolitical Leadership during World War II CHAPTER 4 (P 20-25)World War II & the Allied PowersCauses of the Second World WarFormation of the Allied PowersBritish India in the WarThe Strategic Importance of the Indian SubcontinentContributions of Indian Princely States CHAPTER 5 (P 26-31)The Atlantic Charter and the Changing World OrderBackground of the Atlantic CharterThe Eight PrinciplesSelf-Determination and ColonialismImpact on British Colonial PolicyInfluence on India's Freedom MovementCriticisms and Contradictions CHAPTER 6 (P 32-36)The Military Contributions of Maharaja Jagaddipendra Narayan Bhup BahadurMilitary Career and TrainingService with the Allied ForcesLeadership during World War IIMilitary Decorations and HonoursStrategic Contributions to the Allied Victory CHAPTER 7 (P 37-41)Cooch Behar State's Contribution to the Allied War EffortFinancial ContributionsMilitary RecruitmentWar Relief and Humanitarian AssistanceInfrastructure and LogisticsSupport for the British Indian Army CHAPTER 8 (P 42-47)The Atlantic Charter, Allied Victory, and India's Path to IndependenceWartime Constitutional DevelopmentsThe Cripps MissionThe Quit India MovementInternational Pressure on BritainPost-war Political TransformationsThe Role of Allied Victory in Decolonization CHAPTER 9 (P 48-53)Maharaja Jagaddipendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur and India's FreedomPolitical Vision and StatesmanshipContributions to Democratic TransitionRole during Indian IndependenceIntegration of Cooch Behar into the Indian UnionLegacy in Independent India CHAPTER 10 (P 54-58)International Recognition and Historical SignificanceContributions Recognized by the Allied NationsCommonwealth PerspectivesMilitary and Diplomatic LegacyComparative Study with Other Indian PrincesGlobal Historical Significance CHAPTER 11 (P 59-64)The Koch Rajbongshi Legacy in Contemporary IndiaHistorical MemoryCultural HeritageEducational ImportancePublic History and MuseumsPreserving the Legacy for Future Generations CHAPTER 12 (P 65-77)ConclusionMajor FindingsReassessment of Historical NarrativesContributions to Indian HistoriographyImplications for Future ResearchH.H. Maharaja Jagaddipendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur contribution to India's freedomH.H. Maharaja Jagaddipendra Narayan contributionsOther contributions of Maharaja Jagaddipendra APPENDICES (P 78-98)Appendix I: The Atlantic Charter (14 August 1941)Appendix II: Timeline (1939-1947)Appendix III: Genealogy of the Koch Royal FamilyAppendix IV: Military Honours and Decorations of H.H Maharaja JagaddipendraAppendix V: Archival Documents & Correspond Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. BOOK OVERVIEWThe Complex Tapestry of Assam's Cultural Identity: History, Ethnicity, Religion, Language, Politics, and the Future of a Plural Society presents an interdisciplinary and evidence-based exploration of the historical evolution and contemporary dynamics of Assam's diverse cultural landscape. Drawing upon history, anthropology, sociology, political science, linguistics, religious studies, archaeology, and environmental studies, the book examines how centuries of migration, indigenous traditions, political transformations, religious interactions, and linguistic diversity have collectively shaped the identity of one of India's most culturally complex regions. TABLE OF CONTENTS PRELIMINARIESBio of the AuthorsBook Overview PART IHISTORICAL FOUNDATIONS CHAPTER 1 (P 1-10)Introduction: Understanding Assam's Cultural IdentityThe Concept of Cultural IdentityWhy Assam MattersScope and ObjectivesResearch MethodologySources and Literature ReviewSignificance of the Study CHAPTER 2 (P 11-37)The Geography and Environmental Foundations of AssamIntroductionPhysical GeographyRivers and FloodplainsBiodiversityClimateHuman Settlement PatternsEnvironmental Challenges CHAPTER 3 (P 38-77)Ancient Assam: Pragjyotisha and KamarupaIntroductionEarly CivilizationsMythology and Historical EvidencePolitical DevelopmentThe Kingdom of KamarupaThe Varman DynastyHistorical Nomenclature: Bhaskaravarman, Bhaskar Varma, or Bhaskar Barman?The Mlechchha (Salastambha) Dynasty (c. 650-900 CE)The Pala Dynasty of Kamarupa (c. 900-1100 CE)Visit URL for complete table of content CHAPTER 4 (P 78-94)Medieval Assam and the Rise of Regional KingdomsIntroductionTransition from Ancient to Medieval AssamChutiya KingdomKachari KingdomKoch KingdomExpansion under NaranarayanMaharaja Biswa SinghaMaharaja Naranarayan and ChilaraiNarayani SenaDivision of the KingdomAdministrationDimasa KingdomJaintia KingdomVisit URL for complete table of content CHAPTER 5 (P 95-141)The Ahom Era and State FormationArrival of SukaphaaExpansion of the Ahom KingdomAdministrationMilitary OrganizationBattle of SaraighatDecline of Ahom Rule CHAPTER 6 (P 142-183)Colonial Assam and Modern TransformationIntroductionBritish AnnexationAdministrative ReformsTea IndustryRailways and CommunicationMissionary ActivitiesEducationVisit URL for complete table of content PART IIPEOPLES AND ETHNIC COMMUNITIESCHAPTER 7 (P 184-253)Ethnic Diversity in AssamIntroductionThe Concept of EthnicityHistorical Evolution of Ethnic Diversity in AssamClassification of the Peoples of AssamMajor Ethnic Communities of Assam: An OverviewLanguages and EthnicityVisit URL for complete table of content CHAPTER 8 (P 254-348)The Koch Rajbongshi CommunityIntroductionOriginsHistorical Perspectives on OriginAnthropological PerspectivesLinguistic EvidenceSocial Reform and the Emergence of the Rajbanshi IdentityFirst Census (1871-1872)Second Census (1881)Thakur Panchanan Barma and the Kshatriya MovementVisit URL for complete table of content DISCUSSION (P 349-351)RECOMMENDATIONS AND SOLUTIONS (P 352-354)CONCLUDING PERSPECTIVE (P 355)FUTURE RESEARCH DIRECTIONS (P 356-358)CONCLUDING NOTE (P 359)LIMITATIONS OF THE Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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