Power, profit and poetry : traditional society in Kathiawar, western India

Harald Tambs‐Lyche

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Kathiawar is a peninsula surrounded by the old trade routes from India to middle east and is the home of valiant Rajputs and a large community of non-violence merchants. The opposition between the violent and the non violent between the warrior and the merchant traditions is the main theme of the book.

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