Punjab: A History from Aurangzeb to Mountbatten
Chronicles Punjab’s transformation from the late Mughal era through Sikh rule and British colonialism, offering essential context for the region’s modern history.
About This Book
This volume traces the history of Punjab across nearly three centuries, beginning with the policies of the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb and concluding with the departure of the last viceroy, Lord Mountbatten.
Drawing on a range of historical sources, the narrative examines shifting power structures, regional conflicts, and the impact of imperial governance on local society.
The text situates Punjab within the wider currents of South Asian history, highlighting transitions from Mughal decline through Sikh ascendancy to British colonial administration.
Readers gain a broad understanding of how political decisions and cultural changes shaped the region’s trajectory up to the mid-twentieth century.
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