……………., in his ‘Introduction to the study of Indian History’, put forward the concept of ‘feudalism from below’.

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• ……………. explained his theory taking into account both "feudalism from above" and "feudalism from below".
• ……………… made the maximum contribution in building the theory of Indian feudalism.
• ……………. work is ‘Indian Feudalism’
• In 1980s, …………… proposed the segmentary state theory which was another blow to the Indian feudalism model.
• …………. in his book "The Making of Early Medieval India" (1994) questions the very basis and thinking of feudalism school.
• Prof. ……………….., a Japanese historian on South Indian studies published the work “South Indian History and Society” in 1984.
• Not satisfied with the account of his reign in the Tarikh-i Alfi, Akbar ordered …………… to compile the history of his reign, beginning with an account of Babur and Humayun.
• The …………… period was an era of chivalry and feudalism.
• The most important feature which contributed to the development of feudalism in …………… was the practice of land grants made to priests and temples.
• ………………. was mainly interested in "feudalism from above".