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Trade Urbanism And Agricultural Expansion Buddhist Monastic Institutions And The State In The Early Historic Western Deccan Kathleen D Morrison

Name: Trade Urbanism And Agricultural Expansion Buddhist Monastic Institutions And The State In The Early Historic Western Deccan Kathleen D Morrison
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Author: Kathleen D. Morrison

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Trade Urbanism And Agricultural Expansion Buddhist Monastic Institutions And The State In The Early Historic Western Deccan Kathleen D Morrison by Kathleen D. Morrison instant download after payment.

The western Deccan is well-known for its spectacular rock-cut Buddhist architecture and its
extensive Buddhist monastic complexes. Many of these structures were cut during the Satavahana
period, the first large-scale state polity in western India. In order to understand how Buddhist
monastic institutions were integrated into the social, political, and economic organization of this
period, it is necessary to begin to consider how production and distribution of produce and craft
goods were structured and how both Buddhist monastic institutions and political authorities were
involved in these patterns. Specifically, I examine the hypothesized link between Buddhism, trade,
and state formation and suggest that no simple causal relationship can be discerned.