The Political System of the Islamic Republic of Islam - Hardcover

The compass of treatment of world's inhabitants is extremely wide and even then the book presents an authentic treasure of information on the history of existing and extinct nations, their ethnology, manners and customs. Asia is full of varied interest to the inquiring and reflective mind. Asia's vast extent, its diversity of acclimated and physical features, its diversity of climates and physical features, its variety of population, its scattered tribes, its scattered tribes, its mighty empires and their wonderful history, its strange superstition its profound moral teachers and its powerful religions, this orient continent has been comprehensibly dealt with. Asia is the birthplace of great religions Confucianism, Taoism, Shintoism, Vedism and Hinduism, Buddhism and Zoroastrians. It also discusses the distinct civilizations like Greece, Rome. It authentically deals with all leading races in the world-Hindus, Tibeto, Burmese and Tibetans, Siamese, Cochin Chinese, Chinese, Japanese, Mongolians, early inhabitants of India, Siberia, Turkestan, turkey, Persians, Afghans, Baluchs, Arabs, etc. It is a learned anthropological, ethnographical and deep historical study of the existing and extinct nations of the world. The book is treasure house of fabulous authentic information on all aspects. It can be prized possession of all Libraries and research centers., About The Author:- G. T. Brettany, M.S. B. Sc. F.L.S. was an eminent author of great potential. He wrote several books on history and culture religion, anthropology. The present work is of great historical and anthropological value., Contents:- THE EARLY INHABITAKNTS AND HISTORY OF INDIA · THE EUROPEANS IN INDIA · THE DRAVIDIAN PEOPLES OF INDIA · THE KOLARIAN PEOPLES OF INDIA · THE INHABITANTS OF CEXLON, ETC. · THE HINDUS · THE HINDUS (countinued) · THE TIBETO-BURMESES AND TIDETAXS · THE SIAMES, COCHIN CHINESE, CAMBODIANS, ETC. · THE CHINESES · THE JAPANESE · THE MONGOLIANS, KASHGRIANS, ETC. · THE INHABITANTS OF SIBERI