Course objectives
This course enables students to understand the evolution of the caste system in medieval India. They critically evaluate social institutions such as the family, marriage system, women's status, slavery, and customary laws. Additionally, students assess the roles of the nobility, ulema, landed aristocracy, and the development of the feudal system. Through this analysis, students gain insight into the complex socio-political structures of medieval Indian society.
Course Outcomes (CO)
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Course Code |
Course Title |
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24HIS 325 (B)
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Social Life in Medieval India
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CO125-Examine caste structure and development of the caste system. CO126-Assess the functioning of social institutions. CO127-Critically explain Slavery, society and Social laws and customs. CO128-Make an estimate of the role of nobility,ulema and the Landed Aristocracy. CO129- Analyse the development of Feudal System and its features. CO130- Contribute effectively in course specific interaction |
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Students will be required to write one paper (12-15 pages each), along with the presentations, Written test and Viva, Class Interaction, Group discussion and Semester End Exam |
Caste structure and the development of the caste system
Functioning of social institutions – Family and Marriage
Position of Women
Slavery, life and conditions of the masses
Social laws and customs
Role of nobility and ulema – Landed Aristocracy
Development of Feudal System, its main features.
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