Iran to India :: the Shansabānīs of Afghanistan, c. 1145-1190 ce /
Brings together all the architectural patronage attributed to the Shansabānīs in Afghanistan and Pakistan (Swat and lower Indus region)Creates an architectural biography of this pivotal polity and its trans-regional empireTreats built remains as independent, primary sources - and juxtaposes them w...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Brings together all the architectural patronage attributed to the Shansabānīs in Afghanistan and Pakistan (Swat and lower Indus region)Creates an architectural biography of this pivotal polity and its trans-regional empireTreats built remains as independent, primary sources - and juxtaposes them with the principal texts - to create a complex understanding of the historical processes the Shansabānīs initiated throughout the landscapes they re-conjoinedProvides the first analysis of this important epigraphic corpus Serves as the starting point for future research on the medieval epigraphy of Afghanistan and PakistanThis book charts the origins and rise of the Shansabānīs, a nomadic-pastoralist or transhumant group from modern central Afghanistan. As they adapted and mastered the mores of Perso-Islamic kingship, they created a transregional empire unseen in the region for almost a millennium, since the Kushanas of the early centuries CE. The Shansabānīs' imperialism of little more than a half-century belies their longue durée significance: they altered the geopolitical landscapes of eastern Khurasan through the Indo-Gangetic plains, reconnecting these regions in continuous flows of people, objects, and ideas that broadened the Persianate world and had consequences into the modern age of nation-states in Central and South Asia. |
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| contents | Frontmatter -- Contents -- Figures -- Acknowledgments -- Note on Dates and Transliteration -- Map of Imperial Ambitions -- Map of Historical Ghur and Contiguous Regions -- Genealogy of the Shansabanis of Afghanistan -- Introduction: The Elephant and its Parts -- CHAPTER 1. Kingly Trajectories -- CHAPTER 2. Beginnings -- CHAPTER 3. Thee Early Shansabanis: Firuzkuh, Bamiyan, and Tiginabad/Old Qandahar, c. 1140s-1170s -- CHAPTER 4. One and Several: Gharjistan, Chisht, and Imperial Firuzkuh -- CHAPTER 5. The "Ports of India": Ghazna and Bust-Lashkari Bazar -- CHAPTER 6. Encountering the Many "Indias" -- Epilogue: Iran to India -- Appendix: Shansabani Religious and Historical Inscriptions in Afghanistan and Pakistan -- Works Cited and Bibliography -- Index |
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| spelling | Patel, Alka, author. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n2004051307 Iran to India : the Shansabānīs of Afghanistan, c. 1145-1190 ce / Alka Patel. Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, 2022. ©2022 1 online resource text txt rdacontent still image sti rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Frontmatter -- Contents -- Figures -- Acknowledgments -- Note on Dates and Transliteration -- Map of Imperial Ambitions -- Map of Historical Ghur and Contiguous Regions -- Genealogy of the Shansabanis of Afghanistan -- Introduction: The Elephant and its Parts -- CHAPTER 1. Kingly Trajectories -- CHAPTER 2. Beginnings -- CHAPTER 3. Thee Early Shansabanis: Firuzkuh, Bamiyan, and Tiginabad/Old Qandahar, c. 1140s-1170s -- CHAPTER 4. One and Several: Gharjistan, Chisht, and Imperial Firuzkuh -- CHAPTER 5. The "Ports of India": Ghazna and Bust-Lashkari Bazar -- CHAPTER 6. Encountering the Many "Indias" -- Epilogue: Iran to India -- Appendix: Shansabani Religious and Historical Inscriptions in Afghanistan and Pakistan -- Works Cited and Bibliography -- Index Brings together all the architectural patronage attributed to the Shansabānīs in Afghanistan and Pakistan (Swat and lower Indus region)Creates an architectural biography of this pivotal polity and its trans-regional empireTreats built remains as independent, primary sources - and juxtaposes them with the principal texts - to create a complex understanding of the historical processes the Shansabānīs initiated throughout the landscapes they re-conjoinedProvides the first analysis of this important epigraphic corpus Serves as the starting point for future research on the medieval epigraphy of Afghanistan and PakistanThis book charts the origins and rise of the Shansabānīs, a nomadic-pastoralist or transhumant group from modern central Afghanistan. As they adapted and mastered the mores of Perso-Islamic kingship, they created a transregional empire unseen in the region for almost a millennium, since the Kushanas of the early centuries CE. The Shansabānīs' imperialism of little more than a half-century belies their longue durée significance: they altered the geopolitical landscapes of eastern Khurasan through the Indo-Gangetic plains, reconnecting these regions in continuous flows of people, objects, and ideas that broadened the Persianate world and had consequences into the modern age of nation-states in Central and South Asia. Architecture Afghanistan History. Architecture Pakistan History. Ghurids History. Afghanistan History. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85001521 Iran History 640-1256. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh91005419 Architecture Afghānistān Histoire. Architecture Pākistān Histoire. Afghānistān Histoire. Iran Histoire 651-1256. RELIGION / Islam / History. bisacsh Architecture fast Ghurids fast Afghanistan fast https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJjXpC7xxDYf4fj9jQq4v3 Iran fast https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJtrYvcVTwChrDqytBvJXd Pakistan fast https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJtRHpcQwVgFhwHTVf9hpP 640-1256 fast History fast has work: Iran to India (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCYmK4ThRtDCQWrryJtvyh3 https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork Print version: 9781474482257 Print version: 9781474482226 1474482228 (OCoLC)1272899529 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=3146970 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Patel, Alka Iran to India : the Shansabānīs of Afghanistan, c. 1145-1190 ce / Frontmatter -- Contents -- Figures -- Acknowledgments -- Note on Dates and Transliteration -- Map of Imperial Ambitions -- Map of Historical Ghur and Contiguous Regions -- Genealogy of the Shansabanis of Afghanistan -- Introduction: The Elephant and its Parts -- CHAPTER 1. Kingly Trajectories -- CHAPTER 2. Beginnings -- CHAPTER 3. Thee Early Shansabanis: Firuzkuh, Bamiyan, and Tiginabad/Old Qandahar, c. 1140s-1170s -- CHAPTER 4. One and Several: Gharjistan, Chisht, and Imperial Firuzkuh -- CHAPTER 5. The "Ports of India": Ghazna and Bust-Lashkari Bazar -- CHAPTER 6. Encountering the Many "Indias" -- Epilogue: Iran to India -- Appendix: Shansabani Religious and Historical Inscriptions in Afghanistan and Pakistan -- Works Cited and Bibliography -- Index Architecture Afghanistan History. Architecture Pakistan History. Ghurids History. Architecture Afghānistān Histoire. Architecture Pākistān Histoire. RELIGION / Islam / History. bisacsh Architecture fast Ghurids fast |
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| title | Iran to India : the Shansabānīs of Afghanistan, c. 1145-1190 ce / |
| title_alt | Frontmatter -- Contents -- Figures -- Acknowledgments -- Note on Dates and Transliteration -- Map of Imperial Ambitions -- Map of Historical Ghur and Contiguous Regions -- Genealogy of the Shansabanis of Afghanistan -- Introduction: The Elephant and its Parts -- CHAPTER 1. Kingly Trajectories -- CHAPTER 2. Beginnings -- CHAPTER 3. Thee Early Shansabanis: Firuzkuh, Bamiyan, and Tiginabad/Old Qandahar, c. 1140s-1170s -- CHAPTER 4. One and Several: Gharjistan, Chisht, and Imperial Firuzkuh -- CHAPTER 5. The "Ports of India": Ghazna and Bust-Lashkari Bazar -- CHAPTER 6. Encountering the Many "Indias" -- Epilogue: Iran to India -- Appendix: Shansabani Religious and Historical Inscriptions in Afghanistan and Pakistan -- Works Cited and Bibliography -- Index |
| title_auth | Iran to India : the Shansabānīs of Afghanistan, c. 1145-1190 ce / |
| title_exact_search | Iran to India : the Shansabānīs of Afghanistan, c. 1145-1190 ce / |
| title_full | Iran to India : the Shansabānīs of Afghanistan, c. 1145-1190 ce / Alka Patel. |
| title_fullStr | Iran to India : the Shansabānīs of Afghanistan, c. 1145-1190 ce / Alka Patel. |
| title_full_unstemmed | Iran to India : the Shansabānīs of Afghanistan, c. 1145-1190 ce / Alka Patel. |
| title_short | Iran to India : |
| title_sort | iran to india the shansabanis of afghanistan c 1145 1190 ce |
| title_sub | the Shansabānīs of Afghanistan, c. 1145-1190 ce / |
| topic | Architecture Afghanistan History. Architecture Pakistan History. Ghurids History. Architecture Afghānistān Histoire. Architecture Pākistān Histoire. RELIGION / Islam / History. bisacsh Architecture fast Ghurids fast |
| topic_facet | Architecture Afghanistan History. Architecture Pakistan History. Ghurids History. Afghanistan History. Iran History 640-1256. Architecture Afghānistān Histoire. Architecture Pākistān Histoire. Afghānistān Histoire. Iran Histoire 651-1256. RELIGION / Islam / History. Architecture Ghurids Afghanistan Iran Pakistan History |
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