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Preface Irfan Habib xi
Antecedents
The Islamic Background to Indian History: An Interpretation of the Islamic Past 3
Encounter and Efflorescence: The Genesis of the Medieval Civilization 12
Nobility under Muhammad Tughluq 31
Capital of the Sultans: Delhi during the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries 37
The Punjab between the Thirteenth and Fifteenth Centuries 49
Formation of the Empire
Towards an Interpretation of the Mughal Empire 59
The Pre-colonial Social Structure and the Polity of the Mughal Empire 74
The Mughal Polity: A Critique of 'Revisionist' Approaches 82
Political Structures of the Islamic Orient in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries 94
Political Thought
The Evolution of the Perception of India: Akbar and Abul Fazl 109
The State in Islamic Thought in India 119
Elements of Social Justice in Medieval Islamic Thought 129
The Religious World
The 'Vision' in the Salt Range, 1578: An Interpretation 149
Sulh-i Kul and the Religious Ideas of Akbar 158
Translations of Sanskrit Works at Akbar's Court 173
The Religious World of Jahangir 183
The Religious Environment under Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb 200
Sidelights into Ideological and Religious Attitudes in the Punjab during the Seventeenth Century 209
Pursuing an Elusive Seeker of Universal Truth: The Identity and Environment of the Author of the Dabistan-i Mazahib 216
Muslims' Perceptions of Judaism and Christianity in Medieval India 229
The Politics of Empire
The Religious Issue in the War of Succession, 1658-59 245
Causes of the Rathor Rebellion of 1679 253
Provincial Governors Under Aurangzeb: An Analysis 262
The Empire and Contemporary Powers
'International Law' or Conventions Governing Conduct of Relations between Asian States, Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries 307
Jahangir and the Uzbeks 316
The Objectives Behind the Mughal Expedition into Balkh and Badakhshan, 1646-47 327
The Passing of the Empire
The Passing of the Empire: The Mughal Case 337
Recent Theories of Eighteenth-century India 350
Sources
History in Indo-Muslim Tradition 363
The Use of Sources in Mughal Historiography 370
The Correspondence of Aurangzeb and its Historical Significance 388
Index 392
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