Social History of the Deccan

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The first chapter entitled Historiographical Con test, deals with the existing methodological biases of the subject with a discussion on society, economy, rural space.

In Chapter II: Geo-Political Context, aspects like the geographical configuration of the area under study and its impact on the nature of the political power structure are elaborated. The rules tried to control the fertile tracts between the rivers Krishna and Tunga bhadra, emerge as a Zone for the legitimization of their political power. It is highlighted against the background of recent writings on State formation for the early medieval period (1000-1200 A.D.)

Dr. Tejaswini Yarlagadda, born in 1964, did her M.A. and M.Phil. in History from the Hyderabad Central University in the year 1986 and 1989 respectively. She was awarded the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy from the same University in 1996, for her thesis under the Supervision of Prof. Aloka Parasher-Sen. Her Ph.D. Thesis in now presented in the form of this book.

**Contents and Sample Pages**