Trade and Statecraft in the Ages of Colas |
Contents
The Institutional Organization of the Medieval South | 19 |
The Nagaram as an Administrative Institution | 51 |
The Nagaram and Cōla Administration | 71 |
The Nagaram as a Marketing Center | 104 |
Itinerant Trade in Cōla Times | 141 |
International Trade and Foreign Diplomacy in Early | 162 |
Commerce and South Indian Statecraft in the Cōla | 185 |
in the Cōla Domain | 213 |
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administrative agrarian agricultural alias areca-nuts Asian assigned autonomy brahmadeya Brahmans Burton Stein cesses Chapter Chingleput Chola Cidambaram Cola Cōla domain Cōla inscriptions Cōla kings Cōla monarchs Cōla period Cōla political Cōla ports Cōla rulers commercial activity commercial centers commodities Coromandel coast devadāna dominated economic endowment epigraphy example exchange George W gold grants groups hinterland India indicate inscription dating inscriptions record instance institutions itinerant merchant organizations itinerant trade kalam of paddy Kāñci Kāñcīpuram Karashima kāśu Kulōttunga land landholding late Cōla Madras Mamallapuram manigramam market centers Medieval South nāḍu nāḍu assembly Nagapattinam nagaram merchants nagarattar nāṭṭār Nilakanta Sastri noted O.W. Wolters Pallava peasant periyanāḍu production puram Rājarāja Rājarājēśvaram temple Rājēndra Rathakāras references regional reign relationship religious residents revenue collections royal S.D. Goitein sabhā samayam South Arcot South Indian Spencer Śrīvijaya statecraft Subbarayalu subordinate Tamil Tañjāvūr temple's tion Tiruchirapalli district Tiruchirappalli valanādu village weavers