Delve into the profound historical landscape of Rajasthan, tracing its evolution from medieval origins to intricate post-colonial narratives. This pivotal collection of essays, honouring the seminal work of Prof. G.S.L. Devra, offers a comprehensive exploration of Rajasthan’s past. It examines everything from medieval revenue administration and human-nature interactions, drawing on Persian and vernacular sources, to recent archaeological findings and socio-cultural studies on Raja-Dharma, nomadic communities, and the impact of British colonial rule. An essential resource for scholars, students of Indian history, and enthusiasts passionate about Rajasthan’s complex heritage.