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Census Of India 1891: Punjab and Its Feudatories – Imperial Tables and Supplementary Returns for the British Territory Volume Book 27 Vol. XX, Pt. 2
0₹1,370.00Unlock Punjab’s rich past with this essential reprint of the 1891 Census, a critical resource for Indian history research. This volume presents detailed imperial tables and supplementary returns, offering unparalleled insight into the demographic, social, and economic conditions of Punjab and its feudatories under British India. Essential for scholars, historians, and genealogists, it provides authentic primary data for understanding regional development and colonial-era society. Explore meticulous records to illuminate the complexities of late 19th-century Indian life. A foundational text for anyone dedicated to Punjab studies and historical demography.
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Census Of India 1891: Punjab and Its Feudatories – The Report on the Census Volume Book 26 Vol. XIX, Pt. 1
0₹2,710.00Uncover the vital Census of India 1891 findings for Punjab and its Feudatories, a key historical document from British India. This detailed report by E. D. Maclagan meticulously details Indian demographics, social stratifications, economic activities, and regional particularities of 19th-century Punjab. It’s an indispensable resource for researchers, historians, and students seeking authentic insights into Indian history and the foundational data of Punjab’s past. Dive deep into the societal fabric and statistical landscape of colonial India.
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Punjab District Gazetteers 36 Vols. Set in 37 Bindings
0₹46,000.00Delve into the intricate historical landscape of Punjab with this landmark 36-volume set of District Gazetteers. A comprehensive archive of Indian history, these volumes offer unparalleled granular detail on Punjab’s districts, covering administrative systems, land revenue, socio-economic conditions, and cultural practices. Authored by colonial administrators, this collection provides essential insights for historians, researchers, students, and enthusiasts of regional history. Essential for understanding the complex evolution of Punjab during the British era, these historical records are an indispensable resource for academic study and historical exploration.
