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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Vacuum casting of non-metallic complex parts | Optimization of the vacuum casting process in silicone rubber moulds for small batch production | Radu Sever - Adrian | Taschenbuch | 120 S. | Englisch | 2020 | LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing | EAN 9786200549341 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 2nd Edition. Contents: Vol. I: Introduction. 1. The setting. 2. The rise of Jang Bahadur. 3. Jang Bahadur (1846-1856). 4. Bam Bahadur (1856-1857). 5. Jang Bahadur (1857-1877). 6. Ranaudip Singh (1877-1885). 7. Bir Shumsher (1885-1901). 8. Dev Shumsher (1901). Vol. II: 9. Chandra Shumsher (1901-1929). 10. Bhim Shumsher (1929-1932). 11. Juddha Shumsher (1932-1945). 12. Padma Shumsher (1945-1948). 13. Mohan Shumsher (1948-1951). 14. Rana Nepal: An Analysis and Assessment. Appendices. Glossary. Bibliography. Index. The history of Nepal as a modern state dates from the conquest of the Kathmandu Valley in 1768 by Prithvi Narayan Shah, ruler of the small Himalayan hill state of Gorkha. He and his successors continued to expand the area under their control, subjugating independent tribes and principalities until the kingdom reached its present size in 1816. However all of Prithvi Narayan Shah's successors inherited the throne as minors and even when they came of age they proved incapable of governing effectively. Consequently, real power was usually vested in the hands of a chief minister who enjoyed the backing of the army. In 1846, a young and ambitious minor aristocrat named Jang Bahadur Rana was appointed prime minister. He quickly usurped the power and authority of the crown and made the prime ministership hereditary within his family. This situation, analogous to that of the emperor and the shogun in contemporary Japan, was to last for 104 years until, in 1951, the regime was toppled and the power of the monarchy restored. This is the story of Nepal during that period; the story of Nepal under the rule of the Rana family. The purpose of this book is to examine the nature of Rana rule, the devices whereby the Rana family kept itself in power, and the strategies that it employed to preserve the independence of Nepal against the encroachment of the British imperial power in India. The book is chronological in structure, the framework for each chapter being the events that occurred during a specific prime ministership. Woven into the story is a series of studies of economic, political, social, military, administrative, legal and cultural issues. The composite effect is a rounded picture of Nepal at that time. The book concludes with a final analysis and assessment of the regime. A set of appendices provides a wealth of historical data in support of the text and is a useful resource for the student and enquiring reader. The book has a double impact: firstly, through the wealth of photographs, most of which have never been published before, and secondly, through the text: a comprehensive, balanced and intellectually sound treatment of Nepal during the Rana period in effect, a definitive history of modern Nepal. (jacket).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Vol. 1: Part I: Preface. 1. The Setting. 2. March to Empire : The Rise of the British Power in India. 3. The States in Decline : 1823-57. 4. High Noon of Empire, 1858-1920. 5. The Theory of Paramountcy. 6. The Princes at Bay, 1921-1947. Part II: 7. Southern India. 8. Deccan. 9. Northeast India. 10. Eastern India. 11. Burma. 12. North Central India. Vol. 2: 1. Punjab. 2. Himalayan Hills. 3. Gujarat. 4. Rajasthan. 5. Western India (Kathiawar). 6. Pakistan. Index. Index of States. The year 1707 is a convenient date at which to start a history of the Indian princely states as it marks the death of the last great Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb, whose dynasty had ruled India as a unified state for almost 150 years, and the beginning of the rapid decline of the Mughal raj. The following 150 years were times of political chaos until the sub-continent was once again functioning as a unified state, this time under another foreign Raj, that of the British. This book follows the formation and the fortunes of the 800 or so states that predated or emerged from the wreckage of the Mughal empire. It is presented in two parts. Part One starts with an all-India overview history of the princely states, both those which emerged from the demise of the Mughal empire and those which predated and survived the Mughal Raj, up to the watershed 1857 uprising in North India. It then investigates the constitutional relationship between the states and the British crown, the new paramount power, as this lay at the core of the political relationship between the two polities on the sub-continent : princely India and British India. It then examines the constitutional, economic and populist forces at work during the ensuing nine decades and considers those actions and attitudes on the part of the princes in the period leading up to India's independence that virtually ensured their extinction after 1947. Part Two contains a history of each of the states. (jacket).

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. The book gives a comprehensive and integrated picture of the Indian Princely States which were for a long time a sadly neglected field of study. But whatever the reasons for neglect, interest in the Princely States, has recently enjoyed a strong revival. Its enormous potential for original and rewarding research has now been realised by several scholars working in this field in the academic world. The main purpose of the book is to present a scholarly and comprehensive coverage of the primary material on the Princely stales, to ease the various difficulties faced by the students new to this field. The book is divided into two parts. The narrative (Part I) outlines the complex relations between the British and the Indian states: it investigates the practice of paramountcy as it was developed by the British, and analyses the interaction between the theory and the practice Chapters 1 and 2 cover the development of the relationship up to 1857: a period characterised first by opportunism and expediency on the part of the British until they had secured a position of supremacy on the sub-continent, then by a studied neglect of their erstwhile allies until their situation became so parlous that the only remedy was outright annexation. Chapter 3 covers the subsequent seven decades: a period of highly developed, indirect imperial rule, clothed in the rhetoric of partnership and cooperation but, in the final analysis, upheld by the superior military and economic power of the British. Chapter 4 reconstructs the official perception of the theoretical basis of British paramountcy. while Chapter 5 outlines the de facto basis of the relationship between the British Crown and the Princely States. Ch. 6 examines the constitutional forces at work in the period leading up to independence and considers those attitudes and actions on the part of the princes that, as can be seen from Ch. 7, virtually ensured their integration and extinction after 1947. The 200 speeches and documents in Part 2 span the period from the earliest British contact with the Indian princes (c.1759) to the demise of the Princely States in 1971. The contents are drawn from a wide range of sources: private letters and journals, speeches, official despatches and proclamations, acts of parliament, treaties, parliamentary statements and newspaper editorials. The documents have been taken from primary sources, while the most readily available published source is cited.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. The purpose of publication of this book is to make the work of Ramanathapuram Srinivasa Iyengar, a 20th century composer, accessible to one and all. Following the footsteps of the great St. Tyagaraja, Ramanathapuram Srinivasa Iyengar composed in Telugu language only in spite of being a Tamilian. It is a worldwide accepted fact that St. Tyagaraja composed in a lucid and simple way. Adopting his style, Ramanathapuram Srinivasa Iyengar thus composed kritis in Telugu language only which were easily understood by everyone. His use of the easily comprehensible style in his compositions made him become one of the most prominent composers of the post-Trinity era. His manuscript containing many compositions, texts and notations were in possession of D. Chellam Iyengar, son of one of his longtime disciples, G. Duraiswamy Iyengar. The work of Ramanathapuram Srinivasa Iyengar was then published in the year 1982 by D. Chellam Iyengar in Tamil script only with an aim to make it easily available to all musicians in the carnatic Music field. The aim of the author of this book is to address the non-Tamil readers around the world and a sincere effort has been made to adapt the above book in three other languages. All musical forms in this book contain lyrics in Telugu, Devanagari and English and also have SRGM notations in English. Hope this book caters to the needs of wider population.