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Hardbound. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. 1. Chamba: a historiographical survey. 2. Political structures in pre-eighth century Chamba Valley. 3. Religious configurations: Sivaism, Visnuism and Saktism in the Chamba Valley. 4. The cult of Varuna. 5. Temples of Chamba: structures and significance. 6. Icons: creating a religious…worldview. Conclusion. Bibliography. Index. " The process of history writing on Chamba has hitherto ignored the element of history of religion. The book endeavours to fill this gap and provide a deeper insight into this relatively uncovered sphere of study. "Here is an effort to explore the nexus between religion and art of early medieval Chamba, at both the micro and macro levels, demonstrating pan Indian and cross cultural influences along with regional pecularities. The book attempts to study elite-royal and popular elements, using not only epigraphic, sculptural and monumental sources but also oral history of the area. "The author has revealed interesting sub-stratum of religious configuration, ranging from non-brahmanical cult such as Varuna to patriarchic-royal Visnu worship by the Mosuna dynasty, taking into account historical geography and patronage patterns. "Iconography of the area is also scrutinised specially in context of gender delineation of icons, arguing that images and texts regarding the goddess convey a plurality of religions tradition.".
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Hardbound. Zustand: New. Part of the Contents: 1. Preservation of the wall paintings from the Rang Mahal, Chamba/T.R. Gairola. 2. Indian paintings - their techniques, composition & preservation/B.B. Lal. 3. Some observations on the conservation of murals/H.C. Bhardwaj. 4. Chemical treatment and preservation of one thousand pilla…r temple Hanamkonda, Andhra Pradesh/B.R. N. Sharma. 5. A review of work in conservation in the national archives of India/R.C. Gupta. 6. Synthetic fibers for preservation of paper - a comparative study/Y.P. Kathpalia. 7. A clay - coated manuscript in the Gilgit collection/Ranbir Kishore. 8. Repair and conservation of Birch-Bark manuscripts/P.C. Majumdar. 9. Scientific analysis and preservation of a Tibetan Thankha/B.N. Tandon. 10. The conservation of "Sainte catherine" in the Baroda Museum and Picture Gallery, Baroda/K.S. Natu. 11. Report during the discussion on oil paintings/S. Basu. 12. Use of silica gel for reducing R. H. on small scale/J.L. Bhatnagar and Ranbir Kishore. 13. Naphthalene fumigator/Ranbir Kishore and J.L. Bhatnagar. 14. Weathering and preservation of stone monuments/B.B. Lal. 15. Termite infestation in record depositories - remedial measures/J.L. Bhatnagar and Ranbir Kishore. 16. Transfer of a mural from Kulu/O.P. Agrawal. 17. Studies on the building materials of some ancient temples/B.R.N. Sharma. 18. A cement for the repair of stone objects/N. Harinarayana. 19. The problem of illumination of the mural paintings in the rock cut caves at Ajanta/M.S. Mathur. 20. Use of vacuum hot table for conservation/K.S. Natu. 21.
Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: Dehli, AGAM KALA PRAKASHAN (Print India, New Dehli),, 1979
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In den WarenkorbZustand: Sehr gut. Erstauflage. First edition. Bll. + 98 S. Text. inkl. Preface, Glossar, Bibliographie, Register, u. mit 33 s/w. Figuren / Zeichnungen + 87 s/w./duotone Fotos auf Tafeln (Glac.-Papier). Textteil einwandfrei aber minimal nachvergilbt wie Schnitt. * Jaisalmer ist eine Wüstenstadt mit etwa 70.000 Einwohnern im indi…schen Bundesstaat Rajasthan, nahe Pakistan. Jaisalmer war die Hauptstadt des 1156 gegründeten Fürstenstaats Jaisalmer, der 1818 unter britische Herrschaft kam und nach der Gründung der Indischen Union aufgelöst wurde. Jaisalmer ist mit seiner mittelalterlichen Festung und dem innerhalb der Festung gelegenen historischen Stadtkern ein wichtiges kunsthistorisches Ziel. Anziehungspunkte sind vor allem die Havelis, ehemalige Wohn- und Geschäftshäuser der zu Reichtum gekommenen Händler, sowie verschiedenen Tempeln. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 775 Mittl.-4° small (28, 5 x 22, 5 cm), OIll.-GanzLnw. (cloth) mit Titelung. Gut bis sehr gut erhalten. Selten / Rare .
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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Ravikirti, the felicitation volume, aims to honour the 'fame of Ravi' (Ravindra Singh Bisht) for his unwavering dedication and passion for Indian Culture, particularly the Harappan Culture. It centres exclusively on Harappan archaeology, the field where Dr. Bisht earned prominence through his groundbreak…ing discoveries, making him one of the foremost Harappan archaeologists globally. His research works not only led to many firsts in Harappan archaeology but also included a proposal to adopt the term "Harapenia" for the entire Harappan territory (during personal discussion). This volume is organized into three parts: Reminiscence, Research Articles, and Dholavirian, in which the Dholavirian provides a summary of archaeological activities and personal experiences from those involved in the Dholavira excavations, a site that marks a significant milestone in Dr. Bisht's career. Comprising 31 research papers, the second part of volume is divided into 07 sections - I. Script, Language, and Inscriptions; II. Environment, Geography, and Ecology; III. Economy, Technology, and Agriculture; IV. Socio-Cultural and Religious Life; V. Intercultural Connection; VI. Recent Fieldworks; and VII. Urban Planning, Settlement Patterns, and Architecture. The seven articles of the first section are especially significant as they tackle the vital challenge of deciphering and properly understanding of the Harappan script, which is essential for unlocking the intellectual accomplishments of the first urban culture of South Asia. The research papers for the other sections are notable too, as they illuminate the important facets of the Harappans in view of recent discoveries. These findings highlight a society that successfully harmonized advanced technology with ecological awareness and rich cultural traditions. This balance is particularly evident in their city planning, which incorporated sustainable practices; their trade regulations and methods of communication, which fostered representation and inclusivity. These elements not only shaped their own civilization but also had a lasting impact on neighbouring cultures. Remarkably, many characteristics of Harappan Culture, such as urban planning techniques, architectural style, trade practices, social and religious practices, continue to resonate in the societies across South Asia today, underscoring the enduring legacy of this great civilization.
Verlag: Agam Prakashan, Delhi, India, 1986
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In den WarenkorbHardcover. Zustand: Very good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very good. xvi, 239, [1] pages followed by a section of plates/photographs. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. The dust jacket is in a plastic sleeve. Sticker scuff on fep. Forword by General Mohan Singh. T. R. Sareen retired as Director Indian Council of Historical Resea…rch. Prior to that, he was Assistant Director National Archives of India and served as consultant with the Government of Kenya on Records Management. He was General President, Punjab History Congress and Vice President of the International Associations of the Historians of Asia, Singapore. Educated at Punjab University, where he obtained his Ph.D. He was a Visiting Fellow at Heidelberg, Tokyo, and Senshu Universities. He was Senior Fellow at the International Institute of Asian Studies, Leiden. His recent publications include Indian Revolutionaries, Japan and British Imperialism, Japan and the Indian National Army, Subhas Chandra Bose in Germany, Indian National Army: A Documentary Study [5 Volumes], Japanese Prisoners of War in India 1942-1946, Looking at the Transformation of China, Jinnah, Linlithgow and the Making of Pakistan, and Documents on Neglected Part of India's Freedom Struggle [2 Volumes]. This book is a rare copy of the history of India in its long struggle for freedom written by Dr. T. R. Sareen who was the Director, Indian Council of Historical Research, was formerly Assistant Director in the National Archives of India. Additional information on this author is presented on the inside of the rear flap of the jacket. Quotes from the front flap of the jacket: "India's struggle for freedom was unique in the sense that it was carried on two fronts i.e. one inside the country which believed in achieving it by non-violent means and the other carried on from abroad which tried to attain it by violent means. This monograph is in continuation of the author's earlier studies relation to the activities of Indian revolutionary nationalists abroad for the attainment of India's independence. In their bid to overthrow the British, they sought help from many foreign powers." The present study focuses upon the activities of Indian revolutionaries in East Asia after the Russo-Japanese war and its culmination in the formation of the INA with Japanese help. Based on the critical examination of the sources in India and abroad the author has provided a detailed analysis of the dramatic events after the Pacific War to the formation INA by Captain Mohan Singh, his distrust of the Japanese intentions and ultimate clash leading to his internment in Sumatra, on the formation of the Provisional Government and heroic exploits of the INA under the dynamic leadership of Subhas Chandra Bose. Although the INA was defeated after the fall of Japan and failed in its goal to oust the British, nevertheless it succeeded in generating patriotic spirit among the people. Even those people who had all along abhorred the cult of non-violence, sympathized with the INA officers when they were put on trail, which made it difficult fort the British to continue. The Indian National Army (INA) was a collaborationist armed unit of Indian collaborators that fought under the command of the Japanese Empire. It was founded by Mohan Singh on September 1942 in Southeast Asia during World War II. It fought under the command of the Japanese military in the British campaign in the Southeast Asian theater of WWII, with its aim to secure Indian independence from British rule. The army was first formed in 1942 under Mohan Singh by Indian prisoners of war (POWs) of the British Indian Army captured by Japan in the Malayan campaign and at Singapore. This first INA, which had been handed over to Rash Behari Bose and Mohan Singh, collapsed and was disbanded in December that year after differences between its leadership and the Japanese military over its role in Japan's war in Asia. The INA was handed over to Subhas Chandra Bose. It was revived under the leadership of Subhas Chandra Bose after his arrival in Southeast Asia in.
