The New Cambridge History of India

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The book explores the complexities of viewing Vijayanagara as a medieval Hindu kingdom, delving into its historical significance and cultural dynamics. It examines the kingdom's political structure, religious practices, and societal norms, offering insights into how these elements shaped its identity. Through a critical analysis, the author invites readers to reconsider traditional narratives and understand the nuanced interplay between religion and governance in this influential period of South Asian history.