State and Locality in Mughal India: Power Relations in Western India, c.1572-1730 (University of Cambridge Oriental Publications, Series Number 61)
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This examination of the interaction between state and society greatly contributes to our understanding of medieval India. The Mughal empire, one of the most powerful states in pre-British India with an impressive administrative structure and an aristocratic high culture, has long held a fascination for historians. Exploring the Mughal State on the basis of extant local documents not previously treated by historians, this book demonstrates that the state was deeply entangled with social forces.
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