I. PERSIAN 1/0RKS

A. Manuscripts

1.

2.

3.

Muhammad Latif bin

MIA.ko,.-W.Meu( A..(.:

Diwan Ranchhodji

A"""'o...,.J~

Anonymous

.4, Anonymous

5. Anonymous

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Nirat-ul Hind-dar mahasil-i sub

·;ul"'·r.mc jat, ~<. R.Cama Insti-tute Bombay, <Rehtasek 7.V/102l M.S.No. 58 From Timur to Jahandar Shah. It records .lama. and ha.si 1

etc. for the period from Aurangzeb to Bahadur Shah.

Tarikh-i Soreth, S.H Desai, Juna­gadh •lf'"e<r- (Original t1S);, and BBRAS (Central library) Bombay M.S. No.10

A h,,,a 1- i Ga.ekwad, Collection No.

Apparao Bholanath 129 Ahmadabad. An

abridgement of Nir.at-i Ahmad1

containing additional information

about Marathas and some zamindars .

D~r-Hadakhll-o mahasll-1 Hindus tan ( H .a q 1 q.a~ t- h.a i Hindust.anJ, K.R. Cams institute <Rehtasek IVl S.No. 60

CPrachin Panchyat library collec­tion) Bombay>.M.S is dated 1204 AH, It coveres upto Muhammad Shah's reign .. · The stastistical

work reproduces accounts of the

the Sup

plement contais also.

to 11irat-i

additional Ahmadi but

information

Dastui-ul-amaJ-i Shah Akba~-w­

Al.amgir, MS. No 2401, Jama Masjid Bombay •. It r·eproduces some imper la l ~asulations as contained in the Aln

and the 11irat-i Ahmadi. l t furnish-

es some a.dditional information also.·

576

6. Anonymous

7. Anonymous

8. Anonymous

9. Anonymous

10. Anonymous

11. Anonymous

Hajmua-i Qawanin, Apparao Bholanath collection No 297, Ahmadabad. The MS. is a collection of imperial orders, other letters, arzda.shts etc. It contain some informa­tiofhich is not available in the 1'1 ira t- i Ahmadi •

Ta.rikll-i Mumalik-i Hind K.R. Ca.ma Institute IRehtasek IVl Bombay M.S. No 15. It seems to have been compiled in 1196 A.H and copied in 1240. Its last part is missing and the work, as of now, terminates with Humayun's reign.

T,srlkh-i t1.s.s'Bth.a d.Br G'uja.rat,

App~rao Bholanath collection, MS.

No. 255 B, {newl Accession No. 147 Ahmadabad. By and large it

abridge~ version of the

is an

Hirat-J

Ahm.s.dl;

valuable f'1a.ra thas

Gujarat.

However it contains some information about the

and Mughal officials in

M.S. No. 19111, Apparao Bholanath col lecti~n, Ahmadabad !Title page missing> Abridgement of the /"/irat-i

Ahmad~~ It contains some addi-ticinal information about the Marathas and the emerging Nawabs in Guj ara t:

M.s~ No. 245. pt. I I, Bholanath collection, !Title page missing> A century work. l t seems

Apparao Ahmadabad. late 18th to

summatised version of MS No. be a

191/1.

Hind, BRAS MS. No. Hadlqat-ul

10178425>. preserved at Central Bombay. It is partly a.n

version of the Supplement /"/irat-i Ahmadi. But it

library abridged to the furnishes useful jama and hasll and

577

informations on some za.mindars,

12. Altaf-ur Rehman ·~a;,~Y

L~~~~~.J

Fa ujdars and eme r g 1 ng Nalt.ra.bs. l t

was prepa~ed sometime during the eighth decade Df twelth century

A.H. The wo~k furnishes some useful information about the Marath's entry into Gujarat. At times it fur-nishes some informations which

not available in the Hirat.

Tarikh-1 Hlrat-ul Alam MS :_ -::· - • l access ion l No Jama Masjid

is

(old 2348

Bam-bay. It was written ::~ometime dur·!ng post Aurangzeb's period but before the death of Muhammad Shah. Basi­cally it is a. treatise on astron­omy, containg useful remarks on geographical conditions.

13. Sheikh Muhammad Baqa Hlrat-ul Alam~ K.R. Cama Insti-

14. Ali Muhammad Khan

15. Harkaran ibn-i

16. Sarabhai Mehta

tute M.S. No 155 Bombay. Identical

to Bakhtawar Khans's Hirat-ul Alam

<No title>, MS No 227. <diwanu khatanu pustak, i.e. Diwan's book of• Account), Apparao Bholanath Co I ,1 ect ion Ahmadabad. The mast usefu1 documentary work beside the H irat-i Ahmadi Supplement. (For

comm~nt please see Introduction~>

Ruqat-J Harkaran MS in possession of -- .~;-_·_ c"'! 2 • DK Vaidya and Munshi,

BhuJ Dt. Museum, Bhuj. lnsha-i Harkaran M.S. No.250 <22l Jama Masjid Bombay also consulted.

Hukhta.sar Tarikh-1 Gujarat fHaql­qat-i Naziman-i GujaratJ, M.S. No 146 Apparao Bholanath Collection, Ahmadabad. The MS furnishes sube­dar-wise information as ln the Hirat-i Ahmadi, II. ltc, casually f~rnishes some additional informa­tion in regard to the faujdars, Marathas and the locally influen­tial nobles.

578

17. Rai Gobindas

B. Printed Works

1. Nizamuddin Ahmad

2. Chaudhary Nabi Ahmad < ed. l

3. Mir Ghulam Ali

4. Abu_jl Fazl Allam!

'-5. Abu! Faz$1 Allam!

-..__/

6. Aurangzeb Alamglr.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

Diwan Ranch hod Ji

A Met;J ,·

Ghulam A 1 i Azad

Anonymous

Sujan Ra i Bhandari

Munsh i Hasan SC&M..d"-~ttY ~.,.e_Q vt'

12. Mehmud Bukharl

M.S No 105 Apparao Bholanath t:• •· .. _+-' t~~~hL ~collection, Ahmad a-bad, to

(Title page missing! It

be a late 18th centuay seen:s \.,lOr k,

containing useful information about

the Marathas and Mughal officials for the first half of the 18th century.

Tabqa t -1 Akbs..t' 1, Vo Is. I I & I I I ,

Asiatic society, 1931-35.

W.sq.ai Als.mglri, A 1 igarh, 1930.

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moria, Delhi, 1872.

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lqbalnamah ed., Delhi, 1983.

S.H.Askari,

Khulasat-ut Hasan, Delhi,

tawar f kh

1918.

ed. ,

New

2afar

Hasbnam.s-J Khandan-1 Homin Khan sani Bahadur,

Bombay, n.d.

(.. Tarlkh-1 Sl.atln-1 Gujarat ed. , S.A. I Tirmizi, AI igarh. 1964.

579

13. Jahangir

14. lnayatullah Khan l<.ct~ hi'>!J\•/

Tuzuk-i Jahangiri ed., tr; H. Bever­idge, A. Rogel'S, Delhi 2nd ed. 1

1968.

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ed.,. 1982.

15. Munshl l'1uhammad Kazim Alamgirnama, ed., Maul vi Kari­muddin Maulvi Abudul Hal, Asiatic Society Calcutta, 1868.

16. Ali Muhammad Khan.

17. Muhammad Hashim

l<h4' ~~

18. Mutamid Khan

19. Muhammad Saqi ~v\ .. ~.ut~ ~.J .. ~

Hirat-i Ahmadi, ed., Sa!yid Nawab Ali Pts & I I. and supplement GOS. Baroda. 1927-30.

Huntakhab-ul Lubab. ed., G. Yaza­dain :<;--.~: Vols. II & III

Bib. I nd., Calcutta, 1874, 1879.

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Asiatic

Agha Ind.,

20. Muhammad Saleh Kanbuh Amal-i Saleh ( Shahj ahan- nam~, 3 Vol; Asiatic

21. Abdul Hamid Lahori

22. Balamukand l'1ehta

23. S!kandar Muhammad

24. Kishoredas Munsh!

25. Daulat Ram

ed.,.G. Yazdain, soc. 1923-39.

1\­B.adshah~ma,

A. Rahim, 1923-39.

eds., M. Kablruddln & 2 Vols; Asiatic Soc.

Balmukandnama, ed., Satish dra, Asia, 1972.

Chan-

Hirat-i Slkandri, eds., M.L. Rehman and S.C. Misra, Baroda, 1961

Hajmua-i Danish; Pt Vol I I, ed.',' S Maqbul Ahmad (Persian); Tr. S. Hasan, Allahabad, n.d.

lnsha-i Dawlat-Ram, (Litho), Lahar. n. d.

580

/I 26. Madho Ram

28. Aqil Khan Razi

29. Mirza Muhammad Saqi

30. Basheeruddln Ahmad Taalluqdar <edl

31. Ghulam Husain

Tabatabai

3 ? -· Mir Abu Turab

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1. RBG Chimmanji & DB Parasnis, eds.,

/nsha-1 Madho Ram, CLithol, Lahore, n.d.

Futuh3t-i Al.:lmi:Jii'f~ Delhi~ 1071;:,

Waqiat-1 Alamgiri, N Delhi. 1975.

Alamgirna.ma, <Litho) Agra, n.d.

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Siya.rul Hutakhirin Vol. I I , t r.

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TariJ,·h-i Gujara.t, Denison Ross, Bib.

ed. , Sir Ind., 1909.

E.

Selections from the Satara Raja and the Peshwa Diaries I, Shahu

Chhatrapati, Poena 1907.

2. RB Ganesh Chimmanji Selections from the Satara Raja and Ved ed.,& DB Parasnls,Peshwa Diaries III Balaji, Baji eds., Rao Peshwa Vol I & II, Bombay 1907

3. P G Joshi, ed.,

4. PM Joshi, ed.,

5. P V Maujee and D B Parasnis ed. ,

6. DB Parasnis, ed.,

7. G.S. Sardesai

Historjcal Selections from the Baroda State Records, Vol, I { 1724-68>, Baroda, 1934.

Selections from the Peshwa Daftar fnew Series): Expansion of Haratha

Power <1707-17611, Bombay, 1957.

Selections Records in

from the Government the Alienation office,

Poona., 1913.

<Sanads and letters!, Poona

Select1ons from the Satara Raja and ~

the Pesllwa Diaries - II I. Vols, I &

II. Bombay 1906 & 1907.

Selections .t'rom the Peshw.a D.aftar, {edl New series, Bombay 1957.

581

8.

9.

10.

Selections from the Records of

Baroda Government: jamabundi of the

villages ol k'od~.-·am, lndi'iiHJ.S ~ztnd

Varsada, Bombay 1912.

Selections from the Records Baroda Government, gadh 2ortalbi claim,

No. V Baroda,

Selections from the Records Bs.roda II, Vol

Government fGlJ's.sJ, I I, Baroda, 1890

of

Juna-1914

of No.

III. URDU AND HINDI ~ORKS

1. Munshi Abbas Ali

2. Sheikh Bahadur

3. Saiyed Abdul Hai

Qissa-1 Ghamgln, ed., S C Misra, Barc>da, 1975.

Haqlqat-ul Surat, Bombay, 1892.

Yad- i Ayyam ITarikh-i Guj.arat), ed., A.Ali, Lucknow, n.d.

4. Sheikh Ghulam Muhammad Nirat-i Hustafabad, Bombay, 1916.

5. Saiyed Gulab Khan

6. Kaviraj Shyamaldas

IV. TRAfiELLERS• ACCOUNT

1. v. Ball ( t r)

2. Barbosa

3. Francois Bernier

4. M.S. Commissariat

Tarikh-1 Palanpur, Bombay, 1913.

Vir Vinod, (Hindi l Udaipur·, 1886.

Jean Baptise Travernier's in India, ed., W. Crooke, 2nd edition; <reprint), N.

travels Vol.

Del hi.

The Book of Durate Barbosa, Vol

London, 1918. 1 '

Travels in Nughal Empire f1656-1668Jj tr. A Constrable, 2nd edn., Delhi, 1938.

Nandela.'s Travels in Western 11638-1639), London, 1931.

582

India

5. James Forbes

6. Nicolo Manucci

7. S.N. Sen led.)

3. James Tad

9. James Tod

V. BRITISH SOURCES

A. Pr~mary Works

1. c.u. Aitchison eds.,

2. G.W.Forest, ed.,

3. J.H.Gense & Banaji

.<ana~; (ed)

4. R.Richard

5. A.Kintoch

6. R. H. Thomas , ~ : ed.,

Oriental Memoirs, (repr·intl, London,

Vo I I, 2nd

1834.

ed. ,

Storla do Hajor, ed.

Irvine, London, 1907.

& t [". w.

Indian Travels of Thevenot and Car re.t' 1, Indian Recor-d Series, N

Delhi, 1949.

Annals and Antqultt:e:.s .. of Rajasthan Vol. I, London, 1829.

Travels in Western India. 1839 <Reprit l.

A Colection of Treaties, ments and Sanads Relating to

London,

Engage­India

and neighbouring Countries, Rvsd

1906, and Contd upton 1st July

C~alcutta, 1909-1937

Selections From the p.a tches and o the.r·

Letters, Des State papers

preserv~d in the Bombay Secretari­.a t, l, Barnaby, 1885.

The Gaekwads of Baroda, (English Documents), <1720-68) Bombay, 1936

India or Facts submitted to illustrate the characters and condition of the native inhabitants, London, 1928.

Hindoo Annals of Western Goozerat -Rasmala, <Repintl N. Delhi 1973.

Selection From the Records office of Bombay Government, Nos. XI, XVI,

XVII I, <New Series) 1853, 1855,

1856

583

7. Pyner

8. Hamilton Walter

9 .. John lJ iII iam

10. John lJ i I l iarn

11. John Wi II iam

12.

13.

14.

15.

Hr. Asst.t Collector Pyner's Repre­sentation on Balasinor, 1827.

Geogr.aphic.al, St.9tistit::.al .Elnd Historical Description of Hindoos tan and its adjoining territaries <J.Mut't'yl, val. I, 1820 <Reprint)

Selection from the Records of·

Bombay Government, seriesl, Province Bombay, 1856

Agreements Between Company and Tha.kors

XXXVII, <new of Kathiawad,

the East 1 nd 1.3

of Bhaonagar.

Treaties and C Between the E.as t India Company and the states bordering on the Presidency of

Bombay.

East India Company P.apers- I l I Bombay Govt. Selection, XXhlX {New Series).

Precis relating to the History and affairs of the Nawabs of C.ambay, Bombay, 1864

The Life and Correspondence at· 1'18}

Gen. Sri John 11alcoln, I, London, n.d.

Bharoch Commission's Report of 25 August, 1805

B. Administrative Works and Manuals

1. Ramanuja Chary

2. R N Goglekar

3. P S Melvile

Catdheism of Revenue Code Landon, 1873.

Alienation Nanual.

11emorandum on Giras Rights held Baroda, Baroda, 1873

584.

in

4. Pranval labhdas Lallubhai Parikh

5. A. K. Nav ine

6. Robertson

7. J.IJ.Watson

8. J.W.Watson

9. J.W.Watson

10. J.IJ.Wa.tson

11. J.W.Watson

12.. John William

13. John William

14.

15.

Handbook of Giras, Bombay 1889

Bombay Government Code Handbook), Bombay, 1884

(Revenue

Glossary of Gujrati Revenu Official terms.

Statlsical Account of Bombay,1879

Statistica.J Account of Bombay, 1879

Statistical Account of Bomba.y, 1883.

Statistical Account of Bombay, 1879.

Porbandar,

Nawa.nagar,

Bhavnagar,

Junagadh,

Statistical Account of Dharangdha­

ra, ~ombay, 1884.

The Life and Correspondence of /'?ajar General Sir John f1elcoln vol. I, London, n.d.

Summary of Replies to the Question­nair.e issued by the Land Revenue Assessment Committee, Bombay, n.d.

Junagadh 2ortalbi Claim <Decision) Govt.,.Press, n.d.

8epart from HW Goggle to Lieut. Col. A.Walker, Resident at Baroda, 10 May 1804.

585

VI RECORDS AND DOCUMENTS INCLUDING COLLECTANDEA

A (i) Records preserved by State Agenaie~

4.

5.

1. Baroda Record Officce, fGujaratJ, Baroda. tFarsi daFtarJ The collection consists of a facman, sa I e deeds, das ta ks much.a l k.as, chakna.mss, some personal letters and other documents concerning grants. A few documents belong to the 16th 17th centuries, but most appertain to 18th century.

2. District Record office Bhaonagar. _The col-

3.

lection mainly consists of personal let­ters, Va.nshavli• a. dastu1·-u1 amal, treaties cone I uded between Bhavnagar and the E. I. C.

District Record Office Junagadh The are available in Files, known as Settled Cases IBarakhliJ. These files contain copies of farmans, hasb-ul hukms, nish.ans, parwanas, arzdasht~, dastur-ul amals, Sale­deeds, documents concerning land grants, desalglri muqaddaml and other zamindari rights. A few documents belong to the 14th century, most .of these appertain to the 17th - 18th centuries.

District Record Office Palanpur There are available a few documents concerning muqaddams' perqui­sites and appertain to the 18th century. We have particula~ly consulted Liki Rawli parwan.as, Huzoor off ice F i 1 es Numbered WTN/SR/627;F. F.14,22; Aghat parwano and RavJi parwanas.

District Record Office Register is

-fFortJ Surat The Alienation the only important document

which furnishes. 'summarised information the revenue grants which were made Mughals and later on by the Nawabs of There are als~ availableq a few files contain a few. documents concerning

abo•..1t by the Sura t. ·which

grants which have summarily reproduced the Alienation Register.

land in

586

6. District !1useu111 Bhuj Mr. possession of

Pan belonging

D.K. Vaidya a copy of

to one Sh.

(Cur a tor l Ruqa t- i

!'-1unsh 1 of

is in Harka-

Bhuj. There are also preserved the coins from the period of Gujarat Sultans down to the British days. Also, the collection con-tains mahi-o marathies and a drum which the Mughal Subedar, Sarbutand Khan was forced to leave behind.

7. Maharashtra State Archives (formerly Peshwa Daftarl Pune (Farsi daftarl: The collection is very

8.

9.

10.

rich. It contains far mans, hasbul hukms,

n i shans, mucha 1 k.a.s, d.a.s taks, "''a} i b- u 1 arz;

raqba-bandi, qist bandi documents rahn-

n.a.mas, sale deeds,dastur-ul amals,

naqlganwat, mawazna-i subah, mawa.zna-i

dehat, mawazna~i deh sala, jama subajat,

._lama -o khar j, a~o.rar }a jama- o khar j; yad-dash t,

haqiqat and nuskhas of various decript!on, fard-i hisab, khasra mazruat, accounts of jagirs and other documents from the level of Governor/Subah down to the level of zamin­dar-cultivator I vii iages. These documents appertain to the 16th -18th centuries and are of great use for a sutyd of agrarian relation for Mughal Gujarat and other parts empire. The documents are bundled in Roomals <1-71> and have yet classified/catalogued.

of the together

not been

RaJkot Record Office lGuJaratJ Rajkot There are available a few <P~rsianl

land grants from the sultans to the Maratha

documents concerning period of Gujarati days. These docu-

ments are arranged in a poor manner

ing it difficult to trace one.

render-

Rajasthan State Archives~ Bikaner We 1 l known Akhba.ra. t- i darbar-i :nualla and Vakil reports.

(t\si.:t:L'Y j £s~.h:s~~: ;'YT·vde. Apparao Bholanath Collections~ B.J. Institute, Ahmadabad

The collection contains a number of sal~­

deeds,private leters, mortgage deeds. Most

important of these is the HS No. 227 which is a systematic compilation of various docu­ments covering almost every aspect of revenue

587

11. <a)

rich source of matters. It is an extremely information for a study of general and the sark~r Ahmadabad

zamindars in

the ~~wgha l per·iod. MSS are systamatically seJ.·ved.

1 n part 1 c u l a,.

Documents arranged

and and

other pre-

Bombay Branch of Royal Asiatic Society (presently Central Library! Bombay,

(b) Forbes Gujarati Sabha, Bombay

<c) Jama lfasj id BoMbay Li braryr Bc>mba.y,

(d) K R Cama Institute <formerly Mulla Firoz Libra.ry

{e)

{ f )

( 1 1 i )

and Parsi P~nchayat Library col lectionl, Bombay.

Pir lfuhammad Shah Library contain good deal of Subah of Gujarat.

Ahmadabad collection documents our Mughal

Excepting the 11 {al where it is difficult to locate even the duly catalogued documents, rest of the collections are systematic and well preserved.

Private Collections flndlvidualsJ nishans, hasb-ul hukms, tamassuks, dastur-ul amals, deeds, r~han-nam•s, and concerning land-grants and are also available with._

Some hukm,

f.armans, pa.rwanas

ch.aknamas, sale­other documents

revenue matters

12<al Hamid-up-din Amir Miyan, sher qazi Pal anpur.

ljama Masjidl,

{b) Kale Khan pathan, Ra."dhanpur,

{c) Kar parbhari, { nawab J Pal anpur,

(d) fHaharao), Sarad Palace, Bhuj (Secty of)

-" (e) (Nawab) Sultan Alam Khan, Surat.

{ f ) <Nawabl Radhanpur. IKarparbhari of)

(g) (Ra.waJl Bhaona.ga.r palace. Bh.aonagar (secty of l.

588

(h)

t 1 )

c j )

( k)

SH Desai Junagadh.

Sajjada

{I as t

nasA in,

secty of Junagadh

da.rgah Edr•::>os ia,

Sardas Saiyed Haider lnamdar of Bharuch

state l

Surat.

I Thakur>, Dharangdhara palace. Dharangdhara

13. Private fpresent researcher's) collection. While on the study trip the pres~nt researcher procured a number of documents Ya.d-da.sh ts, kha.sra mazruat,ha.qiqat-i peshkash, nukha-i pesh­kash, tamassuks, pa.rwana. bandhari 1·•qba bandi documents, mawaza.n~i dehsala, mawazna.-1

deh~t, .s.r.z-dash t, ganwa t das tur-ul ama 1 and other documents conc~rning grantees, and revenue matters - from a number of lndivldu-

.c. als, particularly f~aJm a petty junk dele~r

<Sidhpurl who had "bought the same as part of junk form the Radhanpur palace {i.e present decendent of Jawanmard Khan, the last Mughal Governer of Gujrati.Procured at an extermely

nominal, as also free of cost these documents one exactly similar to those of the Pune Archives and the ones indicated in MS No 227. of Apparao Bhoalanath col lec­t ion.

<B> Documents Published

1. Ba.sheet·uddin

2. M. s. Commissariat,

3. Rao Bahadur

p 'Y O...C!. -l-..1 a..d_ b,w~i

Fa.ramin-1 Salatin, Delhi, 1926

Imperia1 Mughal farmans Journal of the Bombay Royal Asiatic Society, Para. 1,_· July 1940.

in Gujarat"

Branch of Vol. IX,

"Three Gujarati Legal -' l" ac hi z.•

} i W-.:~.t-.' ~ ; Documents of Mughal period", Journal of the Gujara t Research. Society, Vol. IV, No. 1' January, 1942.

589

4. Qazi Saiyed Nuruddin· Kazlana I nsaf Pad Udtl naza r, Sabha 3- 4

5. K.M.Jhaveri

6. G.H. Kha:ce

7. G. R. Parihar

8. B. N. Reu

9. B. N. Reu

10. B.N.Reu

11. B.N Reu

12. B.N.Reu

13. B. D. Verma

Reprint from Forbes Gujarati Qu~rterly, Book ~VI 1, Nos.

Ma:c·ch, 1947.

Imperial Granted

Farmans: 1577 to 1805. oF His to the Ancestors

Holiness the Bombay, 1.928.

Tikayat Na. h.a r .sf,

Aetlhsik Farsi Sahltya : Aurangxe­bachya D.:u·bar.'1che Akh.'1bal", 1973.

Narwar and the Narathas!1724-

1843l, Jodhpur, 1968 fKharitas and Chi this).

"A letter of Maharaja Abhay Singh of Marwar relating to Gujarat Affairs "IHRC New Delhi, 1942.

"Some imperial to the Rulers vol X, 1947.

farmans addressed of Jodhpur " IHRC

"Some more letters of Maharaja Abhay Singh of Marwar relating his Gujarat compaign ..

11Proc. IHRC l<X IV,

24th meeting, Jaipur, February 1948.

"Anothe·r. letter of Maharaja Abhay Singh about the murder of Pi 1 aj i

Rao Gaekward" Pro. !HRC, A I 1-garh, 1943.

"A letter of Maharajadhir-aj Bakht Singh of Nag or t Ma.rwar) da.ted October 10, 1737'" Proc. /HC,1949.

"A f~rman granted to the Salyids of Batwa C near Ahrudabad )-", Proc. IHRC, 1941.

590

VI I. INSCRIPTIONS AND NUN!SNAT!CS

1. J. Bu1'gees

2. J. Burgees

3. SH Hold1vala

4. M R Majumdar

5. G P Taylor

6. J. W. watson

VI I I 110DERN WORKS

1. f'-1. Athar All.

2. B.P. Ambasuthya Cedi

3. Phi 11 ip Anderson.

4. V. Bhatnagar

5. Satish Chanadra

6. Satish Chandra

Archltectrual Antlqutt·ies

Nut' t hei' n G'uj.3 i'.S t _. London; 1003

of

Corpus lnscriptionum Bhavnagri, Antiquarian Deptt.,Bhaonagar State,

Hlstorlc.al Studies in /'fughal Numismatics, Bombay, 1976.

"A Triangular inscription on a stepwell in Petlad" Journal oF the University of Bombay, Vol VI,

No. 10, Pt, IV, May 1937.

"Coins of the Gujarat JBBRAS, 1903.

sultans"

"Histrical Sketch of the town of

Ghoga" The Indian Antiquary, ed., J.Burgess, Vol. III, 1874.

Nobll 1 ty under Aurang·zeb~

1970.

Contribution in Akbar and Parsees., Patna, 1976.

Delhi

the

English in Western India <1612-

17081 London, 1856 2nd ed.,

Life and times of Sawai ·<1688-1743>, Delhi,

Ja.i 1974.

Singh

Pa~tles and Politics at the ~ughal Court 1707-40; 3rd edn. New

Del hi, 1979.

The 18th Centure in India: Its Ec9nbmy the Role of the ~arathas,

the Jats, and the Sikhs and the Afghans, New Delhi. <Rvsd. edn.,) 1991.

591

7. R.D Chouksey.

8. M. S. Commisaciat

9. M. S. Commisariat

10. M. B. Desai

11. P N Dr!vet~

12. G. N. Goswami & J. Grewal

13. S. Gopal

14. lrfan Habib

15. S. Nurul Hasan

16. William Irvine

17. Sorabji Jahangir

18. A.R. Khan

19. Kr. R.A Khan

20. C.A.Kinacid

Economic life in the Bombay Gujarat: 1600-1739; Asia 1968.

A History of Gujn3t;vol.;s, I and Bombay, 1957.

I

' ~

Studies in the History of Gujarat, Bombay, 1935.

The Rural Economic life o:f

rat, Oxford University press,

Guja-

1948.

Problems of 2amlndart and land

Tenure Recoustruction, Bombay, 1949.

The Nughals and the J a k h bar, S i m I a, 19 6 7.

Jog is

Commerce and crafts in Guja­r.at, 16th and 17th centuries, New Delhi, 1975.

Agrarian System of lndia, Bombay, 1963.

Thoughts tions in 1973.

on Agrarian /1ughal lndia,

/'fughal

Rei a­Del hi,

Later !1ughals f1719-1739J,2nd edn., Calcutta, 1922.

Representative !1en of London 1887.

India,

Chieftains in the /'1ugha 1

reign of Empire during the Akbar, Simla, 1977.

The Kachhawahas under Akbar and Jahangir,, New "Delhi,

.1976.

The Outlaws of Bombay, 1905.

592

Ka thiawad,

21. N.N.Law

22. M.R. Majumdar

23. Zaheeruddln Malik

24. Zaheeruddin Malik

25. S.C.Misra

26. Jlwanji Janshedji

/1ool.t.

27. W.H Moreland

28. .,

K.M Mush!

29. Myse.

30. G.R Parihar

31. Rahman Khan Pathan

32. B.H. Baden Powell

33. B.H. Baden Powel 1.

34. B.H. Baden Powell.

The Promotion of learning in

India during nuhammadan Rule, Longman, 1916.

Cultural History of Gujarat,

Bombay 1965.

The Reign of nuhammad Shah, 1719-48, Asia, 1975.

A nughal statesman of the eighteenth century, dawran, Asia~ 1973.

Khan-1

Rise of Huslim Power in Gujarat, London, 1963.

The Pars1s .at the eourt of Akbar :--< ud and Das tur Neher j i

Rana, Bombay, 1903.

Agrarian system India, Cambridge,

of 1929.

!1oslem

Gujarat . 1935.

and its Litera. ture,

History of Dharangdhara Sate, 1921.

Harwar and the !1arathas (1724-18431 Jodhpur, 1968.

The Native States of Surat and Hondv i.

Land System of British vols I, Ill, London, 1889.

India, 1897,

The or1gin and Growth of

village communities in India., London, 1899.

The Indian Village community London, 1990.

593

35. M.A Qureshi

36. B.N Reu

37. A. Rogers.

38. Bendapuri Subbarao

39. P. Sar·an

40. G.S. Sardesa i

41. J. N. Sarkar

42. J.N.sarkar

43. J.N.Sarkar

44. !ndra Saxna

45. S.N Sen

46. G.D.Sharma

47. G.N.Sharma

48. S. R Shrma

Education .and learning in Gu.f"eH·at ( 1297-1758, Baroda,

1972.

Narw.ar ka Itilas, 2 Hindi Jodhpur~ 1968.

vols.,

The land Revenue of Bombay, Vol I, London, 1892.

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Proulncl.al Government of the Hughals 11526-1638), AI !aha­bad, 1941 <Reprint)

Ne1<1 history of 11arath.s people, II, Bombay, 1948.

Shivaji and his times, edn. Calcutta, 1961.

6th

History of 1681) III,

Aurongzet London, 1972.

(1658-

History of Aurangzeb, Vol 2nd Longman, 1952.

v,

The early Gaekwads: of Baroda state form Gackwad to Fateh Singh 1720-89, Ph.D. Thesis, University, Baroda.

History Pilaji

Gaekwad M. S

Administrative Harathas 3rd 1976.

system of edn.,Calcutta,

Rajput Polity, New Delhi, 1977.

Hewar and the Nughal Em­pire, 2nd edn., Agra, 1962.

HaJJar ana Raj Singh and his

times,Delhi, 1971.

594

49. N. A Siddiqi

50. Raghublr Singh

51. Lala Sltarma

52. L. F. Rushbrook William

53. L.F. Rushbrook William

54. H.B. Vashishta

55. Lee Warner

56. H. W. W i I berfor·ce

57. w. w. Webb

58. -----------------

IX JOURNALS AND PERIODICALS

1. Muzaffar Alam,

Land Revenue Administi.ation

under the Nughals (1700-l?SOJ, Bombay 1970.

f1a f WB

1765)'

in tra.nsition Bombay, 1936.

(1698-

History Allahabad,

Ja.mnagar:

ot:' Siroli 1920.

a skich of

Ra.j,

its rulers and aministr.at.ion, Bombay, 1927.

The Black hills: Kutch in

history and ligends lreprintl, London, 1958.

Land Revenue and Public Fi­

nance in !1arath.a Administra­tion, Delhi 1975.

Native states of Gujars t, London, 1920

The History of kathi.aw.ar, London, 1916 {reprint)

Chronicles of Hindu states

of Rajasthnan, Delhi-1972.

History oF adminsitr.ation of Dharampur ( pra.n t Dharampur).

form 1265 to 1937, state council publication.

"Some Aspects of the changes in the Position of the Madad-1 Ma' sh Holders in Awadh, 1676-17~2ft, <35th session, IHC>., Essays in Nadieval indian Economic History, ed. ,Satish Chandra, New Delhi, 1987.

595

2. Muzzaffar Alam,

3. Q. Ahmad

4. Q.Ahmad

s .. t·1. Athar All

6. M. Athar AI i

7. Satish Chandra

8. A. Durante

9. B. R. Grover

10. B.R Grover.

11. B.R. Grover

"The P <)Wei'

zamindars and Mughal

IESHR~

in Deccan !1685-17121",

Vol. 1, Mar·ch, 1.974.,

"Faujda.rs of sarkars", Proc.

P a. r g an a. s a n d IHC, 1958.

"Da.stur-ul amal-i Sa.latin-i Hind", Proc. IHC:, 1958.

"P t' o v inc i a l Governors undet' Shah Jahan", l"lediev.al India, A

Niscella.ny, Vol. I I l , 1975.

"Provincial Governors under Aurangzeb". 11edieval fnd ia, A

NisceJ Janey, Vo I. I' 1973.

~some Aspects of Indian village and society in Northern India during the 18th century !the position and role of Khudka.sh t and pa. i kash t", Essays in Honour of Professor

'Sa.rk.<ir 1 New Delhi, 1976.

"Piracy in the western seas in

the reign of Aurangzab", Journal of the Uni of Bombay,

Vol. V, pt.. IV, No. 10,

January, 1939.

"Nature of Land Rights Mughal India." IESHR Vol. No 1, 1963.

in

I '

"Nature of dehat-e taal-luqa (zamlndari villages> and the evolution of the taalluqdarl system during the

.t:lughal age", IESHR, vol. I I ,,·No. 3, July, 1966.

"The position of des~i in the pargana administration of subah Gujarat," Proc IHC,

1961.

596

12. B. R. Groner

13. B. G. Gokhle

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

A.D. Gupta

S. Nurul Hasan

C' ...., . Nui.'U I Hasan

lrfan Habib

A Husain l<han

K.H. Kamdar

K.H. Kamdar

Kotani

"Elements of continuity and change in Land ownership and Rights from the Hughal age to the early British Proc, !HC, 1976.

peri!Jd",

"Ahmadabad in the 17th century Gournal of the Eco-nomic and Social History of the Orient. val. XII, pt.

II, April, 1969.

The Merchants of Surat - c

1700-1750," Elites in South

Asia, Edmund leach and SM

Mukherjee, eds. , Cambridge Uni. Press, 1970.

"2amindars Under Mughals", Land control and Social structure in Indian History, R.E. Frykenberg, cin, 1979.

ed., Wiscon-

"Aspects of in Deccan"

Jt. zamidar· i

Pro. IHC, System

1959.

•Potentialities of ta.listic Development Mughal Economy~ Enquiry,

1971.

cap i­

in Fa I 1,

~Provincial Governors under Akbar ( 1580-1605 >", Proc. IHC,

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P. Thana.s in Saura.th rign" Proc

during­/HC, Aurangzeb's

1959.

"Conquest Aurangzeb

of J ammagar

Proc JHC 1957. by

'Politico-Economic condition of 17-18th century Gujarat" GournaJ of Asian Studies, VB XXX, No. 2.

597

22. B.L M.anek chand

23. Harbans Mukhia

24. Harbans Mukhia

25. Shireen M.oosvi

26. Zaheeruddin Malik

27. H.K Naqvi

28. M.. A Nayeem,

29. B.N Reu

30. B.N.Reu

~A sociological study of the kolis of Kathiawad~ Journal a£

University oF Bumb.::Jy Vol. IX~

pt. I.

Production and ~Peasant

Medieval J. B.

M.ukh 1 a,

Indian Society", in Byres and Harbans etc, Ft:?uda 1 i s-1u and

Non-European Societies, don, 1981.

Lon-

"I I I ega I extor-tions from Peasants, Artisans and Meni­als in Eighteenth century Eastern Rajasthan" in Perspec­tive on Nedieval History, ed., Ha.rbans Mukhia, Vikas, 1993.

~suyurghal Sta.titics in the Ain-i Akbari -An Analysisft, Proc. IHC 1975.

"The Rise of Tegh (1733- 46)", Islamic XXXVI, 1972.

Beg Khan Cui ture,

"Incidents of Rebellion during the reign of Emperor Akbar@, Hedieval India A Niscellany, Asia, 1972.

•Mughal documents rela~ing to the peshkash of 2amindars of South India.•, JESHR, val. X I I, ·act-Dec. 1975.

"Maharaja Ajit Marwar" Journal

History, XII, April, 1933.

Singh of· of Indian

No-1, Madras,

"Mr. Forbes of Jodpur• LVIII, 1929.

and the House Indian Antiquary

598

3 1. B. N. Re u

32. Dtlbagh Singh

33. J.W Watson

e. Gaze t ters

1. James P Campbell etc.,

2. James P Campbe 1 1

3. RaiBahadur Govindbai etc.

4.A.M.Jackson ed.

5. J.W Watson, etc.,

wMaharaja Abhay Singh and the Mughal Court tacticsw

Prac. JHC 1\JML

"Position of the Patel in Eastern Rajasthan During the Eighteenth century", JHC 32nd Sesson now in Essays in Hedieval Indian Economic History, ed., Satish Chan­d~a. New Delhi. 1987.

"Historical sketch of the

Principal Chavda settlements in Gujarat The Indian Auti­

quary, Vol.V, 1871.

Bombay Gazetheer, 9 vols., Bombay, 1882-92.

Gazettor jof the Bombay side my, vo 1 s. I to l V, IX, Bombay, 1879-90.

Pre­V l l l,

Gazetteor of the Barode state1

val. I, Times of India Press, 1923.

Imperial Gaze t teor of fProinc.ial serious) vols. I I only Calcutta, 1909.

India I &

Gaze t tear of state. VOl S •

the 7

Guj.ara t II only.

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599