The Early Medieval in South India

By:

Veluthat, Kesavan

Contributor(s):

Veluthat, Kesavan

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford Oxford University Press 2010Description: 356pISBN:

0198069146

DDC classification:

R65.3 V548

Partial contents:

1. Thamilakam Into the medieval - and out of it.......19 The temple in medieval south India ........61 Land rights and social stratification ......83 Labour rent and produce rent ......100 Nadu in the socio-political Structure ......109 2. Medieval kerala The keralolpatti as history ......129 Epigraphy in the historiography of Kerala ........147 Literacy and communication in pre-modern kerala .........168 The king as lord and overlord..........183 A capital city as a sacred centre .........229 Medieval kerala : State and society ........249 Landlordism in medieval kerala .......277 Evolution of a Regional Identity ...........295 3. In the neighbourhood: Early medieval Karnataka Velevali in Karnataka .............315 Landed magnates as state agents ..............325

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includes index and biblioraphy

1. Thamilakam
Into the medieval - and out of it.......19
The temple in medieval south India ........61
Land rights and social stratification ......83
Labour rent and produce rent ......100
Nadu in the socio-political Structure ......109
2. Medieval kerala
The keralolpatti as history ......129
Epigraphy in the historiography of Kerala ........147
Literacy and communication in pre-modern kerala .........168
The king as lord and overlord..........183
A capital city as a sacred centre .........229
Medieval kerala : State and society ........249
Landlordism in medieval kerala .......277
Evolution of a Regional Identity ...........295
3. In the neighbourhood: Early medieval Karnataka
Velevali in Karnataka .............315
Landed magnates as state agents ..............325

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