2.3 Firangi raj and the end of a world
A chain of grievances in Awadh linked prince, taluqdar, peasant and sepoy. In dif ferent ways they came to identify firangi raj with the end of their world – the breakdown of things they valued, respected and held dear. A whole complex of emotion and issues, traditions and loyalties worked themselves out in the revolt of 1857. In Awadh, more than anywhere else, the revolt became an expression of popular r esistance to an alien or der.
Learn Social Science Contemporary India
Learn India and the Contemporary World-II
Learn Understanding Economics Development
Learn Health and Physical Education
-
Football ,
Tennis ,
Badminton ,
Cricket ,
Other-sports ,


No comments:
Post a Comment