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The Cambridge Shorter History of India
by J. Allan, H. H. Dodwell, T. Wolseley Haig
Pages: 970
Place of Publication: Cambridge, England
Publication Year: 1934
Subjects: India--History
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    ...sacred to the Jains. With its long and rich history, India retains many outstanding archaeological landmarks...1973); A. L. Basham, ed., A Cultural History of India (1984); J. Brown, Modern India (1985); V. E. Smith, The Oxford History...
     
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    Oudh , Historic Region, India
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    OUDH , historic region, India oud, historic region of N central India, now part of the state of Uttar Pradesh. Its early history centers around the ancient kingdom of Kosala, which had Ayodhya (formerly Oudh) as its capital. The region passed...
     
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    French India
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    FRENCH INDIA former overseas territory of France in India, composed of the coastal enclaves of Pondichery (now Puducherry...administered from the capital at Pondichery. For the later history of the territory, see Puducherry...
     
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    History
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    ...9th cent. by five official histories. In the 17th cent. Tokugawa...1701) started to compile a history of Japan modeled on the Chinese dynastic histories; supplements appeared until...Kojiki was completed in 1798. India Surviving Indian records date...However, the writing of history was not highly developed in...
     
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    Kashmir
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    ...governor appointed by the president of India. History In the late 14th cent., after years...predominantly Muslim region. When India was partitioned in 1947, Muslim...place Kashmir under the dominion of India; the region was given semiautonomy...
     

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