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When we turn to the history of a city such as Gwalior, narratives tend to coalesce around its monumental architecture — its fort, palaces, and temples — structures that articulate the authority and aspirations of ruling elites. This emphasis produces what may be described as a vertical…
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The period between 1200 CE and 1600 CE saw the rush of traders and navigators to several ports at Malabar, situated on the southwestern coast of India, as the demand for spices, especially black pepper, grew manyfold across the world. Sailing ships from various nations crisscrossed the Arabian seas…
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Baradi, Manvita and Meghna Malhotra. At the Core: Understanding the Built heritage of Surat and Rander. Urban Management Centre with support of Surat Municipal Corporation, 2011.
Desai, Ishwarlal Ichchharam. Surat Sonani Murat. Surat: Vijay Offset, 2004.
Haynes, Douglas E. …
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