Some aspects of Muslim administration:/ R.P. Tripathi

Part 1) The Muslim Theory of Sovereignty. 2) Historical Heritage of the Delhi Sultans. 3) Experiments of the Albari Turks. 4) The Zenith of Despotism. 5) Despotism on Trial. 6) Reaction and Collapse. 7) Hegemony or Monarchy. 8) Revival of Monarchy. 9) New Synthesis. 10) Conclusion. Part 1) The Vazir under the Ghaznavides. 2) From the Slaves to the Tughlaqs. 3) The Period of Decline. 4) Re-organisation on a New Plan. 5) Growth of the Vizarat Department (Under the Delhi Sultans). 6) Growth of the Vizarat Department (Under the Early Mughal Padshahat). 7) Revenue System (Under the Slaves). 8) Revenue System (Under the Khiljis). 9) Revenue System (Under the Tughlaqs). 10) The Afghan Experiments. 11) Reconstruction and Reform. Appendix A) Muslim Theory of Taxation. B) A Disputed Passage from Barani. C) Sher Shah’s Administration. D) Nasq and Zabt.