Logo

Synopsis The book entitled "1857 Rao Tula Ram The Hero of Yadu Dynasty" is certainly a work of high merit. It is worthy of its great subject. It contains seals, coins, maps, genealogical tables and beautiful architecture of Yadu Dynasty.

The story of history is one of the great civilizations that flourish and decline only to be succeed by others of equal brilliance. The history is told here by Dr. Gunpal S. Sangwan is of distinguished hero.

The account of Rao Tula Ram has been compiled from the most reliable resources. In addition to the description of successors and descendants, there are several seals, coins, maps which have been collected after much laborious research.

India was house to civilizations as developed and dazzled as their achievements remained unsurpassed for centuries.

Contents: Foreword. Preface. From author's desk. 1. The Indian history myth and truth. 2. Kuru to Janamejaya. 3. Principality of Raos and its origin. 4. Matrimonial relations of Raos and Pathans. 5. Relevance of Dharma and Religions with history. 6. Commonness in the history of human race. 7. Yadavas: background. 8. Dynasties. 9. The Indian history of killers and custodians. 10. 1857 :  War on mutiny. 11. Treaties and trades. 12. 100 years: Conspiries and Treachies. 13. 1857: causes of war. 14. Castes, creeds or religions friend or enemy. 15. Origin of the royal house of Raos. 16. Cantonment and defence of the state. 17. Maiden battle of Rao. 18. The first convention of natives. 19. Welcome to Rao at Kalpi. 20. Foreign tour of Rao. 21. Birth of Rao Tula Ram. 22. Wedding of Juhi Bai and Rao Tula Ram the heroine of 1857. 23. The gains of the 1857 war. 24. Conclusion. 25. Pedigreewise time of the Kingdoms of the universe. 26. Sumer from its origins to Hammurapi. 27. Hittites, Phoenicians and Hebrews. 28. Assyria and its neighbours. 29. Egypt from 4000 BC to Roman times. 30. Crete and Mycenae from their origins to the Dorian invasions. 31. Sparta, Athens and the birth of Rome. 32. Archaic Greece. 33. The formation of the Persian Empire. 34. Greece in the fifth and fourth centuries BC. 35. The empire of Alexander The Great. 36. Rome from republic to world conquest. 37. Civil war from Caesar to Augustus. 38. The empire in the first century. 39. The Golden age of the Antonines (AD 96-192). 40. The third century and the decline of the Empire (AD 193-395). 41. The fall of Rome and the Barbarian Kingdoms. 42. India and China to AD 900. 43. The Frankish Empire, England and the Eat. 44. Western Europe from the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries. 45. Byzantium, Persia and Arab conquests AD 1000. 46. The decline by Byzantium, the Turks and Islam. 47. The Crusades and the Frankish States. 48. France in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. 49. Universities and cultural life. 50. England and France from 1380 to 1500. 51. Spain, Portugal and Italy in fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. 52. Russia, Eastern Europe and Scandinavia : 950-1600. 53. Sixteenth century Spain. 54. Pre-Columbian Civilization. 55. Portuguese Voyages of exploration and conquests. 56. Spanish America: Discovery and conquest. 57. Asia before the European conquests. 58. An advanced history of India. 59. Ranas of Mewar (From Ari Simha). 60. Yadavas of Vijayanagar. 61. Tuluva and Aravidu Kings of Vijayanagar etc. 62. Bhonslas (Chhatrapati). 63. The Peshwas. 64. The Mughal Dynasty. 65. Genealogy of Gengis Khan (Changez Khan).