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(Ebook) The Devs of Cincvad: A Lineage and the State in Maharashtra by Laurence W. Preston ISBN 9780521047777, 0521047773

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Authors:Laurence W. Preston
Pages:284 pages.
Year:2007
Editon:1
Publisher:Cambridge University Press
Language:english
File Size:4.19 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780521047777, 0521047773
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(Ebook) The Devs of Cincvad: A Lineage and the State in Maharashtra by Laurence W. Preston ISBN 9780521047777, 0521047773

This innovative study of the power of lineage in India across two centuries examines some of the traditional social structures which transcended so successfully the political upheavals of British rule. Under the Maratha Kingdom, the Devs occupied a privileged position in the ritual, social and economic hierarchies of the state from the 1620s onwards, their continuing influence stemming principally from obtaining grants of rent-free land around Pune and successfully maintaining this inheritance from generation to generation. With the British conquest of Maharashtra in 1818, the close relations between state and privileged subject were slowly broken and by the 1850s, the British sought to settle the Devs' landed rights. Basing their inquiries on preconquest vernacular documents, they became entwined in disputes over the tenure of the Devs' lands and the mode of inheritance within the lineage that reveal a telling ignorance of the customary relations between the Indian State and its privileged subjects.
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