Standing TAMILNADU BOOKHOUSE Standing Information Regarding the Official Administration of the MADRAS PRESIDENCY Hardcover

Standing TAMILNADU BOOKHOUSE Standing Information Regarding the Official Administration of the MADRAS PRESIDENCY Hardcover

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Specificaties

Overige kenmerken
Taal handleiding
en
Verpakking breedte
14,5 cm
Verpakking hoogte
2,9 cm
Verpakking lengte
22,2 cm
EAN
9789370716520

Productomschrijving

Originally culminating its meticulously documented historical data on March 31, 1876 , the profoundly comprehensive volume titled "Standing Information Regarding the Official Administration of the Madras Presidency" authored by C. D. Maclean , and beautifully preserved in its 2023 reprint by Maven Books in arrangement with Carson Books, UK , functions as an unparalleled academic cornerstone that intricately dissects the sprawling civil divisions, nuanced linguistic boundaries, and vast physical geography of colonial South India , while charting the formidable military history from 1620 to 1799 alongside the subsequent British acquisition of territory , and providing incredibly granular analyses of localized governance structures by exploring the administration of tributary states like Travancore, Cochin, and Puducottah with specific attention given to their internal census data, taxation paradigms, judicial machinery, and unique land tenures such as the Jenmum, Sircar, and assumed Pagoda lands ; furthermore, the text heavily investigates the evolution of the region's land revenue systems, documenting aboriginal landed institutions, the implementation of the permanent settlement in the Northern Circars, and the final, sweeping establishment of the Ryotwari tenure and Zemindary estates, thereby commanding the highly appropriate