Administrative system of the marathas

By:

Sen, Surendranath

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Calcutta; K.P.Bagchi; 2002Edition: 2nd edDescription: 430pSubject(s):

Marathas

DDC classification:

351 SEN

Summary: Administrative system of the Marathas originally published in 1923 was the first attempt at a systematic study of Maratha Administration, under Shivaji and the Peshwas. Dr. Surendranath Sen was intensely archive minded and his unusual linguistic gifts enabled him to draw upon not only Marathi bakhars and the records of the Peshwas, but also works in Persian, Hindi and Sanskrit.

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Administrative system of the Marathas originally published in 1923 was the first attempt at a systematic study of Maratha Administration, under Shivaji and the Peshwas. Dr. Surendranath Sen was intensely archive minded and his unusual linguistic gifts enabled him to draw upon not only Marathi bakhars and the records of the Peshwas, but also works in Persian, Hindi and Sanskrit.

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