Encyclopaedia of Indian Rulers (Phase 1- In 12 Volumes)

Encyclopaedia of Indian Rulers (12-volume set) is a classic and exhaustive reference work edited by W. W. Hunter, published by Cosmo Publications. This monumental series spans about 2,600 pages, offering detailed biographies, reign chronologies, and historical contexts of Indian rulers from various dynasties — both pre-colonial and during the British era.

Each volume is hardbound, making it a durable and authoritative resource for students, historians, researchers, and libraries. The series delves into the lives, policies, conflicts, and legacies of monarchs such as Aurangzeb, Ranjit Singh, and figures from British-administered India

THE SET INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING RULERS

1. Lord Lawrance

2. Haider Ali and Tipu Sultan, and the struggle with the Mohammadan powers in the South

3. Clyde and Strathnairn, and the suppression of the Great Revolt

4. Earl Canning, and the Transfer of India from the Company to the Crown.

5. Earl of Mayo, and the Consolidation of the British Rule in India.

6. Akbar, and the rise of the Mughal Empire

7. Lord Clive, and the establishment of the British in India

8. Dupleix, and the struggle for India by the European Nations

9. Lord Amherst, and the British Advance eastwards to Burma

10. Asoka, the Buddhist Emperor of India

11. Albuqiuerque, and the Early Portuguese Settlements in India

12. Warrein Hastings, and the founding of the British Administration